Experience the raw, narrative power of Robert Sarazin Blake at Tupelo. A seasoned traveler and poet of the road, Blake brings a unique "modern twist" to the folk tradition. His performances are legendary for their "speed-strumming" intensity and a storytelling depth that feels both deeply personal and universally resonant. Whether he is singing about lost...
Experience the raw, narrative power of Robert Sarazin Blake at Tupelo. A seasoned traveler and poet of the road, Blake brings a unique "modern twist" to the folk tradition. His...
Future Famous Fridays at The Savoy Tivoli lines up three rising local acts on one bill built for discovery. Delano Milano opens the night with hooky, guitar‑driven songs that blur indie rock and power‑pop, all swagger and big choruses. Julie & the Warm Bodies follow with nervy, danceable post‑punk—sharp lyrics, polyrhythmic grooves, and a rhythm...
Bonjour Silly Americans! SF-based Catherine DeNuvaring is a duo that plays vintage trashy tunes like they're punk rock in the original French, Brazilian Portuguese, Spanish, German, and Italian. We play...
Heat takes the Green & Columbus Stage as the self-described "uncanniest rock band in the world" — a Bay Area outfit that has been embracing the weird since founders Enzo and Max Casler started the band in their early twenties with a thoroughly punk rock DIY spirit. After years of Bay Area shows, lineup changes,...
Radio Incognito returns to the Riptide. The SF Bay Area based band blends elements of punk, blues, and alternative rock, and consists of members Keith Moonlight (guitar and vocals), Steven Wiig (drums), and Doran.
Tibbets Corner bring their raw, hometown energy to the Makers Stage at Filbert & Grant, a pub folk and punk outfit rooted in San Francisco's own garage rock tradition, led by Jon Brooder and Stanley Goldstein. Veterans of the city's live circuit — including Civic Center stages — they deliver the kind of scrappy, spirited...
The Riptide in the Outer Sunset welcomes The DisRespectors, bringing their Mission District punk rock party mode straight to the beach for a high‑energy night of loud guitars, big hooks, and rowdy sing‑along anthems tailor‑made for one of San Francisco’s classic neighborhood dives.
Junk Parlor brings their deeply rooted, genre-bending sound to the Riptide — born from the story of Yanos, a Hungarian accordion player who immigrated to Oakland in 1907, the band...
featuring: OLEDAN - THE STRAYS - DEMSE FARO and WATCH THIS DRIVE OLEDAN is beyond excited to bring this project to the Boom Boom Room for melt ICE // make...
The Velvet Underpants at The Riptide are a Santa Cruz tribute band honoring the revolutionary music of Lou Reed’s Velvet Underground. Their set revisits the dark, daring, and still-influential songs of a group whose cult legacy far outgrew its modest commercial success, capturing the raw spirit of rock ’n’ roll at its most adventurous.
The Tahoes at the Riptide bring a high-energy mix of rock, reggae rock, punk, and funk from Sonoma County to San Francisco. Drawing on more than 12 years of shows up and down the West Coast, the band moves between original songs and crowd favorites. Its members previously played in The Conspiracy, Biting The Dog,...
Catherine DeNuvaring at Otherwise Brewing brings a loud, playful mix of vintage international pop and garage rock to North Beach. The San Francisco performer reworks songs from the 1930s through the 1970s in multiple languages, trading polished nostalgia for a raw, punk-leaning sound she calls “world garage lounge.”
Radio Incognito returns to the Riptide. The SF Bay Area based band blends elements of punk, blues, and alternative rock, and consists of members Keith Moonlight (guitar and vocals), Steven Wiig (drums), and Doran.