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Marc Fontane Brings Nostalgia and Modern Flair to The Guild Theatre

June 9, 2026

Marc Fontane delivered a captivating performance at the intimate Guild Theatre in Menlo Park, a venue that served as the perfect backdrop for his signature sound and style. Effortlessly moving through the set, Marc showcased his impressive guitar work while blending a nostalgic vibe with his own modern flair, creating a performance that felt both familiar and refreshingly unique. One of the standout moments came when Marc took to the keyboard, allowing his bandmates to step forward on vocals. The result was a rich, full sound that elevated the performance and had the crowd hanging on every note. The chemistry between Marc and his band was undeniable, bringing an energy that resonated throughout the theater and had fans loving every minute of the set. Throughout the night, Marc’s musicianship shined as he seamlessly transitioned between guitar and keyboard, delivering each song with confidence and authenticity. His ability to create a warm, nostalgic atmosphere while maintaining a fresh, contemporary edge is what makes his performances so engaging. Check out some photos by https://www.instagram.com/therockinryan If this performance was [Read More]

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Black Pistol Fire and Pink Fuzz shine at The Independent in San Francisco

March 6, 2026

  For a midweek show in San Francisco, Black Pistol Fire and Pink Fuzz absolutely delivered. The Independent was buzzing with energy on a Wednesday night. Pink Fuzz kicked off the show with fuzz-heavy rock and roll riffs that instantly got the crowd moving. The band features a brother and sister duo who traded off vocal duties while the drummer kept everything locked in tight, giving the set a gritty, raw energy that set the tone for the night. What can I say about Black Pistol Fire? They never disappoint. From the first time I saw them open for The Struts back in 2016 to catching them again at BottleRock, they always bring it and this show was no different. They delivered another epic, high-energy set packed with adrenaline. At one point they even jumped into the crowd, making sure everyone was just as amped as they were. Definitely a night that reminded me why I love seeing them live. I can’t wait to catch them again.

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Waylon Wyatt Lights Up The Independent in San Francisco

November 11, 2025

  It was a Monday night in San Francisco, but that didn’t stop fans from lining up around the block to see one of country’s brightest rising stars Waylon Wyatt. This was an all ages show and the young community showed up in full force .The buzz outside The Independent was undeniable, and inside, the atmosphere was pure anticipation. Wyatt’s sold-out show proved that his momentum is real and his talent even more so. The evening kicked off with a heartfelt, passionate acoustic set from Jack Van Cleef, who filled the room with warmth and emotion using only his guitar and voice. His stripped-down performance connected instantly, setting the tone for a night driven by authenticity and soul. By the time Waylon Wyatt and his band took the stage, the venue was packed wall-to-wall. At just 18 years old, Wyatt has already carved out his own space in modern country music as he blends youthful energy with the poise and stage presence of a seasoned performer. From the very first note, the crowd was captivated. [Read More]

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Lorna Shore Brings Absolute Chaos and Catharsis to The Masonic

October 16, 2025

Last night at The Masonic was pure madness,  in the best possible way. Lorna Shore headlined an absolutely killer lineup with The Black Dahlia Murder, Shadow of Intent, and Peeling Flesh. From the first note to the last scream, it was a full-on night of energy, adrenaline, and dedicated fans ready to lose themselves in the music. Peeling Flesh kicked things off with insane energy that had the crowd instantly fired up. Within seconds, the mosh pits exploded into chaos with arms flying, bodies colliding, total mayhem. They set the tone perfectly for what was about to come. Next up was Shadow of Intent, and since it was my first time seeing them live, I didn’t know what to expect,but they completely blew me away. Their stage presence, charisma, and the way they connected with the crowd was seriously impressive. You could tell everyone was hooked from start to finish. By the time The Black Dahlia Murder took the stage, the place was packed. It was awesome seeing so many longtime fans repping shirts from [Read More]

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PHISH ANNOUNCE NEW YEAR’S RUN AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN

September 16, 2025

  Phish returns to New York City on Sunday, December 28 through Wednesday, December 31, for a four-night New Year’s run at Madison Square Garden. A much-loved New Year’s tradition that has supplied some of the most surprising and legendary moments in the band’s 40-plus-year history, this year’s run will bring Phish’s total number of shows at The Garden to 91. A ticket request period is currently underway at tickets.phish.com (ending Monday, September 22nd at Noon ET). Tickets go on sale to the general public beginning Friday, September 26, at Noon ET. A limited number of travel packages (hotel + tickets) will go on sale on Wednesday, September 17th at Noon ET at https://phishnye.100xhospitality.com. For complete ticketing info, please visit phish.com/tours. Phish are currently on their late Summer Tour 2025 and just performed a two-night stand at Birmingham, AL’s Coca-Cola Amphitheater as well as a rousing headlining set at Louisville, KY’s Bourbon & Beyond Festival. The band will be performing this week at the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre in Alpharetta, GA, tonight and tomorrow night, and this weekend will find them returning to Hampton, VA’s Hampton Coliseum on September 19-21 [Read More]

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James Bay Brings a Night of Healing and Harmony to San Francisco

May 14, 2025

  James Bay returned to San Francisco for an unforgettable night at the Regency Ballroom. Opening the show was Nashville’s own Hunter Metts, who delivered a stellar set that surely earned him a wave of new fans. His performance was the perfect way to kick off the evening. When James Bay hit the stage, the energy instantly skyrocketed. He opened with “Up All Night,” igniting the crowd and setting the tone for a fantastic performance from start to finish. The setlist was a beautiful mix of brand-new songs and fan favorites, including our personal favorite—“Scars.” That song holds deep meaning for us. Back in 2017, after losing our home and business in the Tubbs Fire, we created a video to “Scars” as part of our healing journey. Hearing James perform it live brought us right back to that moment in time. But this time, it wasn’t about the tears—it was a cathartic release. We stood there with hopeful smiles, reflecting on all the scars we’ve lived through and survived. You can watch that video here. [Read More]

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Cloe Wilder Delivers a Captivating Performance at The Fillmore

April 5, 2025

Rising indie folk-pop artist Cloe Wilder delivered a stunning performance at the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco this past week. Taking the stage as the opener for Spencer Sutherland, Cloe immediately captivated the crowd with her emotionally driven, yet effortlessly fun set. She’s an artist who knows how to tap into vulnerability and truth in her songwriting while still making it feel light and inviting — a rare gift. Fresh off the release of her third EP Life’s a Bitch, Cloe showcased her evolving artistry with confidence and grace. There’s something in her presence — that haunting, cinematic air — that evokes early Lana Del Rey, both in tone and in persona. But Cloe is very much her own force. Her voice carries a unique softness layered with strength, and she commands attention in the most magnetic way. The crowd was filled with her fans, many of whom were singing along to every word. It was clear that they were just as much there for her as they were for the headliner. The highlight of [Read More]