Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 19: Photos From Sunday
The 19th edition of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass came to an entertaining close Sunday with sets from Kurt Vile and the Violators, the Meat Puppets, Liz Cooper and the Stampede and much more.
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The 19th edition of Hardly Strictly Bluegrass came to an entertaining close Sunday with sets from Kurt Vile and the Violators, the Meat Puppets, Liz Cooper and the Stampede and much more.
Oakland rapper Keak Da Sneak, best known for hits like "Super Hyphy" and "Tell Me When To Go" with E-40, is back home. The Hyphy Movement leader is back in the recording studio doing what he loves.
Veteran British hard rock band UFO brings their 50th anniversary 'Last Orders' tour marking their final U.S. jaunt with lead singer Phil Mogg to the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco Wednesday.
The paralyzing condition ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig's disease, cut short the rise of a young guitarist living in Richmond. But it didn't end his love of music or the inspiration he gives to others.
Hardly Strictly Bluegrass 19 got started in fine fashion Friday with perfect sunny weather and spectacular sets from soul legend Bettye LaVette, second generation outlaw country star Shooter Jennings and more.
Before they pushed the Beatles down the charts, Creedence Clearwater Revival performed as the Golliwogs and now two events in their hometown of El Cerrito celebrate 50 years of hitmaking by the band.
Twitter removed a video meme President Donald Trump tweeted Wednesday after getting a copyright complaint about the video, which contained an altered music clip from the rock band Nickelback.
Opera great Jessye Norman has died. She was 74.
Cell phone video showing dozens of fare evaders jumping the gates after leaving the Rolling Loud Festival in Oakland Saturday night has been seen tens of thousands of times on Twitter in a matter of hours.
Celebrated early '90s noise-rock band Cherubs has been back together making music since 2014, but Friday will mark the band's first return visit to San Francisco in over 25 years when they play the Bottom of the Hill.
Country maverick Sturgill Simpson showcases tunes from his latest and least country album yet when he plays these two intimate, sold-out Bay Area shows in San Rafael and San Francisco this week.
A pair of Mark Twain enthusiasts say they've found what appears to be Samuel Clemens' signature from his youth scrawled on the wall of the Missouri cave he made famous in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer."
The 36th Folsom Street Fair, dubbed the world's biggest leather festival, will takeover San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood on Sunday afternoon.
Crews from the popular Netflix series "13 Reasons Why" were spotted Tuesday filming at an Oakland park that's officially closed to the public due to high fire danger.
The Uptown in Oakland hosts a two-day marathon of psychedelic, garage and stoner rock bands this weekend when Holiday On The Moon gathers over two dozen acts including Dead Meadow, Spindrift, the Spiral Electric, Down Dirty Shake and more.
