"If the thought of sharing room temperature guacamole dip with a bunch of friends of friends on Super Bowl Sunday isn't exactly exactly your idea of pigskin paradise then, well, you're going to want to keep reading. Sure, it seems like everybody on the planet is focused in the NFL's big game, which returns to Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara on Sunday after a 10-year absence."
"The Bay Area's concert scene basically hums along about 361 days a year, with the breaks in the action coming on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year's Day and, as we mentioned above, Super Bowl Sunday. From the slim pickings, however, we still found a small handful of worthy options. Our top pick, by far, would be going to see Wu-Tang Clan legend GZA at Yoshi's in Oakland. The phenomenal MC performs two shows, 7 and 9 p.m., and tickets start at $56, yoshis.com."
Bay Area residents who prefer to skip Super Bowl Sunday can choose from a range of non-football activities across the region. Many concert arenas and entertainment venues close for the game, but several live shows and movie screenings still operate. Eight alternatives include seeing GZA at Yoshi's and a dark-rock doubleheader of Lord of the Lost and The Birthday Massacre at The UC Theatre, with showtimes and ticket prices provided. The Bay Area concert scene typically operates about 361 days a year, and careful planning can reveal worthwhile options despite limited offerings on Super Bowl Sunday.
Read at The Mercury News
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