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A collaborative band put together by two prolific artists comes to the Castro Theatre Friday when songwriter Bonnie "Prince" Billy and guitarist Matt Sweeny bring their project Superwolves to the venue.
Neighbors on one East Bay street have been spreading holiday cheer every year since 1953. They call it Candy Cane Lane, but according to the city of Pleasanton, it's actually Walnut Drive – a dead end street not far from downtown.
Two of the premiere prog-metal bands working today shared the stage at the Fox Theater in Oakland when Mastodon and Opeth brought their co-headlining tour to the Bay Area Thursday night.
A Bay Area bookstore has received a very rare item that they intend to raffle off to help homeless children.
Colorful holiday projections are now lighting up buildings in downtown San Francisco each night to help revive and reinvigorate the area from the COVID pandemic slowdown.
KCBS reporter Liam Mayclem provides KPIX 5 users with a weekly weekend tip list of Bay Area entertainment, music, film and online entertainment.
After suffering a weekend health scare, San Francisco native and Bay Area music icon Carlos Santana has successfully undergone a heart procedure and is canceling several Las Vegas shows planned for December.
With the 64th Annual Grammy Awards coming up in January, the San Francisco Conservatory of Music recently hosted a listening event for the Recording Academy in their brand-new music studio.
Showtime documentary 'You're Watching Video Music Box' chronicles the evolution of founder Ralph McDaniel's life and career and the atomic impact his show Video Music Box made on American culture.
Three local legendary thrash-metal bands brought their long delayed "The Bay Strikes Back" tour to the Fox Theater in Oakland Saturday as Testament, Exodus and Death Angel shared the stage.
Composer and lyricist Stephen Sondheim, a legend in American musical theater, has died, his representative confirmed to CBS News. He was 91.
Thousands of first responders were working on Thanksgiving Day, spending the holiday away from their families but that doesn't mean there wasn't time to celebrate.
Families across the country are grateful to be able to gather in person on Thanksgiving for the first time since the pandemic began.
The Bay Area's own thrash-metal equivalent of Gwar, long-running bloody hooded cannibal rockers Ghoul bring their theatrical shenanigans to the Great American Music Hall on Friday for this show featuring Deathgrave, Captured! By Robots and Mutilated Tongue.
A noted noise-punk pioneer and writer returns to the Bay Area with her latest music project when the Lydia Lunch Retrovirus joins celebrated local avant-rock band Oxbow and explosive punk power trio Victims Family at the Great American Music Hall Saturday night.
