SF music

SF music

Kajimura co-founded Yoshi's jazz club in 1972, which grew to become one of the country's most important jazz venues, showcasing globally renowned artists.

Diana Ross will perform at the final Stern Grove Festival show of the season on August 17, with a ticket lottery currently underway, and the registration deadline is July 12.

"It's a wild ride," Wasif tells 48Hills about rounding out the group as second guitarist. "This tour is very special to me because we are reimagining Yeah Yeah Yeahs' catalog and I'm getting to explore much more of the acoustic textures and tap into an intimacy within the songs."

Disneyland is celebrating its 70th anniversary with a variety of events and special treats for visitors. The festivities are already in progress, seven days ahead of the official milestone.

Hosts Aaron Carnes and Adam Davis celebrate the end of the four-and-a-half-year run of In Defense of Ska with special guest Mike Park, reflecting on their journey.

ICONS UNCOVERED is a must-see photo exhibit showcasing never-before-seen images by Leee Black Childers, featuring icons like Iggy Pop, David Bowie, and Debbie Harry.

Disruption: A Musical Farce is the 66th annual show by SF Mime Troupe, running through August 3 at various Bay Area parks, showcasing renewed energy.

Raymonda, a 19th-century prima ballerina, now holds all the cards: she can marry, mess around, or play a nurse, reflecting a feminist perspective on her character.

B. DeVeaux's existence challenges the status quo as a femme non-binary first-generation U.S. citizen of Afro Caribbean descent, singing about self-love, social justice, and community.

"The Monday night Vogue Femme class at Vitalidad Movement Arts Center (VMAC) is an intro course, laying out the five elements of voguing for total beginners."

Director Bill English emphasizes that the show will remain 'My Fair Lady' while offering a fresh perspective on the relationships between Eliza, Higgins, and Pickering, focusing on their equality.