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Music

Spellling, Chime School, and Tommy Guerrero join stacked 30th anniversary Noise Pop lineup

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February's fest will have you remembering how Bay music has gone worldwide.
Music

Bring the noise: Terrific live shows of 2022

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Destroy Boys, Brijean, Björk, Moor Mother, The Zombies, and more lit up local stages and amped the scene
Music

Noise Pop announces first phase: Here’s 3 must-see local(ish) acts

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Tickets just went on sale for the 30th annual behemoth indie fest. Check out Fake Fruit, Nate Mercereaux, and No Vacation
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: SF Fringe, Mill Valley Fall Arts Fest, Dark Side of the Circus…

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Push It Forward, Flamenco Sin Fronteras, Club Pansy, Hobbit Hole, Portion Control, more great events this week
Music

Under the Stars: 20th Street Block Party lineup drops, Jazz is Dead funks it up

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Plus: New Danger Mouse and Black Thought album is the stuff of God, and Tomu DJ's 'Half Moon Bay' brings future-hymns.
Music

Under the Stars: The Zombies stun the Chapel, Underground SF reopens, more

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DoomCannon heralds a new stage of UK jazz, Sour Widows bear 'Witness,' NorCal Sweetwater reggae—music news galore
Music

Under the Stars: Automatic returns, SF Music Day resounds…

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Under the Stars is a quasi-weekly column that presents new music releases, upcoming shows, and a number of other adjacent items. We keep moving...
Arts + Culture

Noise Pop diary: Three takeaways from the big music fest

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Noise Pop 2022 was an overwhelming success, signaling a return to live concerts. Of course, we have thoughts.
Music

Noise Pop diary: Local skate/groove hero Tommy Guerrero shreds at Bottom of the Hill

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A boisterous crowd celebrated the legend's sunny, funk-inflected deep-rollers and fierce 'Uncle energy'
Music

Noise Pop diary: Sedate and serious shows can be a blast, too

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Arooj Aftab, Phil Elverum, and William Basinski grappled with the personal in their fest appearances—but theirs were hardly somber affairs.
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