"There are a ton of Super Bowl concerts in SF this weekend, but none of the big ones are free, and some are invite-only. So boy was it music to the ears of SF fans when the Chronicle had the news that a 4:30 pm Friday NPR Tiny Desk concert was scheduled at One Montgomery in the Levi's Home Turf pop-up, featuring Bay Area superstars Goapele, Souls of Mischief, P-Lo, and Ruby Ibarra. That report says "The event is free for fans 18 and older to attend with an RSVP.""
"But given that One Montgomery is record label EMPIRE's new headquarters, there is a clue there. View this post on Instagram A post shared by NPR Music (@nprmusic) A Wednesday afternoon Instagram post from NPR Music offered some guidance. We're bringing the magic of our iconic concerts to San Francisco with the one-of-a-kind Tiny Desk Experience for Super Bowl Weekend, sponsored by Levi's, the post declares. Tap the link in our bio to RSVP."
"On the homepage of EMPIRE 15, for the label's 15th anniversary pop-up exhibit at their new headquarters, there are RSVPs available for all three days, February 5 through 7, however the exhibit indicates that it is open until 4:30 each day. The Tiny Desk show is set to start at 4 pm Friday similarly, a LaRussell show with a marching band is happening today, starting at 4. And maybe it doesn't even matter if you have an RSVP. The listing adds that Space is limited and RSVP does not guarantee entry."
A Tiny Desk concert featuring Goapele, Souls of Mischief, P-Lo, and Ruby Ibarra will take place Friday at One Montgomery as part of Levi's Home Turf pop-up. The concert is advertised as free for fans 18 and older with an RSVP, but RSVP procedures were initially unclear. An NPR Music Instagram post directs fans to "Tap the link in our bio to RSVP." The EMPIRE 15 pop-up at One Montgomery lists RSVPs for February 5–7 but notes the exhibit closes at 4:30 each day while the Tiny Desk starts at 4 pm. Space is limited and RSVP does not guarantee entry.
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