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‘I’ve always been a big fan of punk rock’: John Waters is ready for the Meltdown

Joshua Rotter -
Beloved 'Pope of Trash' is back to host the two-day Mosswood Meltdown mini-fest and Thee Stork Club's reopening
Under the Stars

Under the Stars: Makaya McCraven goes orchestral, Jimetta Rose’s community choir…

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Plus: Farsight's excellent broken-funky "Triangulation," Mars Volta live, more new music to put on your playlist
Music

Under the Stars: STR4TA honors Black British sound, Guild Theatre opens wide…

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Plus: Foamboy at Popscene, new Dry Cleaning, Marta Sanchez's punctuated rhythms, hip-hop royalty at Independent, more
Music

‘There’s no time to waste’: Synth-pop hero Howard Jones opens a new ‘Dialogue’

Joshua Rotter -
Coming to Bimbo's with a full band and preparing a new album, the '80s stalwart is baring his soul more than ever.
Music

Oakland Weekender readies 3 nights of Bay indie-pop community feels

John-Paul Shiver -
Coming to Oakland's Golden Bull, 'a magnetic scene of like-minded artists who instead of being competitive, are supportive and encouraging.'
Music

Under the Stars: For Juneteenth, support Black justice while expanding your musical horizons

John-Paul Shiver -
A Friday fundraiser for the NAACP Legal Defense Fund: Score new tunes from rRoxymore, Fulu Kolektiv, Shawn Pittman, more
Music

They say it’s your birthday, Paul McCartney

Bruce Mirken -
The joyful Beatle, who turns 80 this week, never hesitates to be sweet, sentimental, or just plain silly. That's why we love him
Music

Live Shots: The time has come for Midnight Oil

Jon Bauer -
The classic Australian rockers brought their politically charged music to Fox Theatre in what they say is their last tour.
Arts + Culture

Always mesh and lace: Modern English still melts with you

Joshua Rotter -
The revered New Wave band, future still open wide, plays seminal album 'After the Snow' in its entirety at the Chapel
Music

Monophonics’ retro-soul ‘Sage Motel’ just won’t let you check out

John-Paul Shiver -
The Bay-based band has been making deep, cinematic jams for more than a decade. Its latest album smelts a new alchemy.

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