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Tagged with: Music

Utopia, please: Sean Dorsey Dance’s ‘The Lost Art of Dreaming’ returns to refresh spirits

A year after its premiere in SF, the 'full-throttle' show returns after spreading liberating queer reverie throughout the country

Hardly Strictly Bluegrass favorite John Doe leaps back to 1890s for latest album

The punk/Americana hero talks 'Fables in a Foreign Land,' SF's classic music scene—and 'The Bodyguard' soundtrack

Under the Stars: Hardly Strictly Bluegrass breezes in with the fall

Plus: Pharoah Sanders, La Doña, TRICKY FM, Idris Ackamoor & the Pyramids, local punk posse Spiral Dub, more music

Portola Fest founder: ‘We learned a lot from year one, we’re moving in the right direction’

Danny Bell on what to expect at this year's huge electronic music affair—like fewer cell phone problems and a beloved '90s pop star

James ‘Sticknasty’ Small brings beats, and heart, to fore on ‘A Universal Love Language’

Berkeley drummer, a force behind major acts, levels up with album forged out of personal change and positivity

‘Invoking the River’ calls upon spirit of the Ganges with grace and athleticism

Feminine, masculine energies weave through Chitresh Das Dance's new production—not to mention the taranas on steroids

Behind the beats: DJ Nina Sol shines out over Bay dance floors

"Turning non-believers into house heads became my ministry."

SF’s film fest season heats up with bountiful Latino and African gems

Cine+Mas and BAMPFA host two annual favorites. Plus: Yugoslav 'Black Wave' director Zelimir Zilnik retrospective

Seeking out ‘Mission Rebel No. 1’—and a father’s story

Rev Jesse James founded the historic Mission Rebels in the 1960s. David James relates his life through music onstage

Party Radar: Quick ‘n dirty guide to Folsom 2023 parties

Disco Daddy, Queerbait, Power Snatch, Horse Meat Disco, Whip Appeal, Sub Mission, Holesome Folsom—these are just a few!