Upcoming events of note:
Mon, Sep 03: | Let's Eat Grandma @ Rickshaw Stop |
Tue, Sep 04: | Killing Joke @ DNA Lounge |
Fri, Sep 07: | Holychild @ Popscene |
Thu, Sep 13: | Classixx + Sumif @ Academy NightLife |
Fri, Sep 14: | Turbo Drive: FM Attack & Dana Jean Phoenix @ DNA Lounge |
Fri, Sep 21: | Lincoln Durham + Jill Tracy @ DNA Lounge |
Thu, Sep 27: | Chemlab @ DNA Lounge |
Thu, Sep 27: | The The @ Masonic |
Fri, Sep 28: | Wax Idols @ Hemlock Tavern |
Sat, Sep 29: | Ruby @ DNA Lounge |
Sun, Sep 30: | Japanese Breakfast @ Great American Music Hall |
Wed, Oct 03: | Shonen Knife @ Bottom of the Hill |
Fri, Oct 05: | Gary Numan @ Bimbo's |
Tue, Oct 09: | Dream Wife @ Cafe Du Nord |
Sun, Oct 14: | Rachel Lark and the Damaged Goods @ DNA Lounge |
Tue, Oct 23: | Joy Formidable @ Independent |
Thu, Oct 25: | Rollins @ Herbst Theatre |
Fri, Oct 26: | Messer Chups @ DNA Lounge |
Mon, Nov 05: | Los Campesinos! @ August Hall |
Tue, Nov 06: | Tokyo Police Club @ Bottom of the Hill |
Wed, Nov 07: | Clan of Xymox @ DNA Lounge |
Fri, Nov 16: | Turbo Drive: Nina, Parallels @ DNA Lounge |
What have you got?
Apparently http://popscenepresents.com/calendar is now http://popscenepresents.com/new-events/ because reasons.
If I didn't live on basically the other side of the world you'd get a lot of my money. That's a good line up right there.
Oh cool, Messer Chups sounds like fun. Is that a KFJC thing?
I also heard the Phantom Surfers are playing a 30th anniversary of something show but I have no details beyond that. Maybe I will go investigate
I guess I could have looked at their website since it is the first result when googling. No mention of 30 year anything, but there is a show in the east bay which I don't think you list?
I don't intentionally omit East Bay shows, but I very rarely see shows over there except at Fox (and that's like a couple of times a year). Maybe this is because I don't hear about them, or maybe it's that there don't tend to be shows over there that I want to see. I dunno.
Sure, I only heard about this one because I happened to be listening to the radio when they announced it. I mean I hardly ever go out at all any more but even if I did there's plenty to do here without having to deal with BART or a bridge
I don't know whether it interests you or the best place to go, but the movie "Mandy", by the director of Beyond the Black Rainbow, is briefly in theatres this week.