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Tagged with: Festival

Music

The Bay remembers MC Conrad’s UK drum and bass majesty

John-Paul Shiver -
Foundational emcee's recently established foundation means to continue his legacy of assisting industry up 'n' comers.
Music

Under the Stars: Return of the OSEES and other joyful fall sounds

John-Paul Shiver -
Plus: The soundtrack sleaze of 'Industry,' Nu Tekno's Moon Festival warm-up, and more music news.
Lit

Searching for the city’s creative soul? Look no further than Dogpatch

Emily Wilson -
Seventh edition of SF Art Book Fair at Minnesota Street Project was yet another page in the Bay's history of literary community.
Music

Tomu DJ: ‘You’re never gonna be legit until you believe you are’

Leah Isobel -
Rising Bay Area producer talks new album 'I Want to Be,' her West Oakland Music Festival, and realities as a trans person.
Movies

Ficks’ Picks: Dive into the experimental bounty of CROSSROADS 2024

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks -
SF Cinematheque's annual celebration of artful shorts features 68 filmmakers from 19 countries. Here's our top 10 guide.
Stage Review

In ‘Shipping & Handling,’ a meta-sci-fi scan of AI and Blackness

Charles Lewis III -
Star Finch's latest delves into contemporary concerns about what kind of robots will take over the world.
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: 10 terrific things to do this weekend, kapow!

Marke B. -
Gina La Divina celebration, Chloe Troast, Vegan Street Fair, Michael Franti, Derrick Carter, The Ocean Blue, Poolside, oodles more
Movies

Screen Grabs: Hey SF, let’s get weird (the good kind)

Dennis Harvey -
Alamo Drafthouse dives in. Plus: Lynne Ramsay retrospective, 'Strange Darling,' 'Secret Art of Human Flight,' much more
Music

Live Shots: Herbie Hancock made Stern Grove ‘Rockit’

Andrew Brobst -
The jazz and electro legend electrified the free festival with a full band, very deep catalog, and, yes, a keytar.
Music Review

Dick Dale via the Dead: otherworldly BALTHVS grooves at Outside Lands Night Show

John-Paul Shiver -
The Bogotá power trio is known for its global sound, but brought electric SF specificity to Rickshaw Stop.
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