Joao Gilberto, 'Father Of Bossa Nova' Dies, At 88
Legendary Brazilian singer, guitarist and composer Joao Gilberto, who is considered one of the fathers of the Bossa Nova genre, has died.
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Legendary Brazilian singer, guitarist and composer Joao Gilberto, who is considered one of the fathers of the Bossa Nova genre, has died.
Bashing out its hectic, corrosive brand of sludgy thrash metal for going on two decades, heavyweight Bay Area duo Black Cobra headlines the Subliminal SF barbecue Sunday afternoon at the Bottom of the Hill.
'Cain,' an 8-week-old lion cub is the latest addition to Six Flags Discovery Kingdom's animal nursery.
The 10th annual Burger Boogaloo festival brings a host of great garage, punk and post-punk bands to Oakland's Mosswood Park this weekend with appearances by host John Waters, Scottish heroes the Jesus and Mary Chain and more.
The Pride Parade will start on the Embarcadero Sunday morning and end at Civic Center Plaza and will be streamed online live at KPIX.com
1881 Napa, a wine history museum and tasting salon, opened this month in Oakville offering self-guided tours on Napa Valley's history and early pioneers, along with a collection of rare winemaking tools.
San Jose band Kook plays sprawling, psychedelic doom epics from it's recently released sophomore album 'II' when it plays the Hotel Utah Saturday night.
A group of local all-stars led by keyboardist Marc Capelle and featuring Vetiver's Andy Cabic, Tarnation singer Paula Frazer and guitar wizard Joe Gore pays tribute to the late New Orleans music icon Dr. John at the Chapel Sunday.
One of the Bay Area's most formidable turntable talents, DJ Quest celebrates the release of his latest album Biotronic at San Francisco's Intersection for the Arts Saturday afternoon.
The third annual Clusterfest came to a close in San Francisco Sunday with performances by actor and comedian Patton Oswalt, indie rocker Japanese Breakfast, 'SNL' vets Fred Armisen and Colin Jost and more.
People attending the weekend comedy festival Clusterfest in San Francisco didn't find any humor in the issues they faced trying to see their favorite comedians.
Clusterfest at the San Francisco Civic Center continued on Saturday, presenting a wide array of comedy and music with 'Queer Eye' star Jonathan Van Ness, Courtney Barnett, Fred Armisen, Craig Robinson and his band the Nasty Delicious and much more.
Comedy lovers who paid big bucks to get into Clusterfest this weekend in San Francisco weren't laughing at the long lines to get in, Saturday night.
The third edition of Comedy Central's Clusterfest kicked off Friday with appearances by Amy Poehler, Fred Armisen, Sinbad, the Roots and Ilana Glazer.
Facebook has reversed a ban it placed on a classic Led Zeppelin album cover that features images of naked children.
