"Imagine if Johnny Thunders, Chuck Berry, Andy G from the Devil Dogs, and Greg Lowery formed a band... they would have sounded like the RADIO REELERS do on this LP." not rated -
Imagine if the The Kinks, Devo, Stray Cats and The Ventures were galactic pioneers and joined forces to defend earth's right to "rocket roll." Combine that with a fast driving blend of punk, pop, rockabilly, solid songwriting and a smart Sci-Fi theme and you've got one of San Francisco's most talked about bands, The Phenomenauts. 10.0 - 1 vote -
Category: Bay Area Music Venues [Where to play] (10)
Café Du Nord is a nightclub, restaurant and live music venue located in the landmark Swedish-American building in the Upper Market district of San Francisco. Although the Du Nord is known for the quality of the national music acts it showcases, the club retains the ambiance of a classic lounge. Built in 1907, it has maintained its Victorian interiors, featuring the original faux decorated paneling and wainscoting, and a forty-foot hand carved mahogany bar. Details throughout the club hearken back to its past life as a notorious speakeasy during Prohibition. The rich red walls and dark wood interior create the perfect environment to enjoy classic cocktails and the most eclectic live music in town — seven nights a week. Larger shows (sometimes) upstairs at The Swedish American Hall. not rated -
El Rio - a neighborhood bar with a heck of alot to offer. Besides our silver screen, slick dance floor, and oysters from GOD, you'll find a friendly crowd here that's inclusive. We got politicos, pirates, hackers, soft shoes, kahunas, harpies, coxcombs, zealots, jokers, gourmands, paragons, and swingers of all types. For us there are no genders too obscure and no names too difficult to pronounce. 3158 Mission St (@ Cesar Chavez), San Francisco not rated -
"Its unpretentious attitude, strong drinks, warm peanuts, enclosed smoking area and fantastic bands have fans philosophizing 'if I could keep one bar in the city, this would be it.'" - Zagat Nightlife Survey 2004-05. 1131 Polk Street, in between Post & Sutter, one block east of Van Ness Ave. San Francisco not rated -
1695 Polk St. San Francisco. Very small, very intimate, the Red Devil has been booking bigger acts and 80s stars recently. They say: "The Red Devil Lounge is operated by musicians and music lovers who strive to provide a creative, fun and eclectic atmostphere to enjoy live music." not rated -
628 DIVISADERO STREET - SAN FRANCISCO, CA. In a space that's changed names and changed hands several times, The Independent is a midsize venue booking more funk, soul, indie pop. not rated -
Deb takes portraits of indie bands, promotes shows, writes reviews, and has an amazing web site. I'd hate her because she's good, except I know her, she's exceptionally nice, and we like completely different music and almost never go to the same shows. not rated -
AMP3 is a non-profit group for networking within the local music community. They run showcases for local artists, meet-and-greets with people in the industry, and seminars and partys for musicians. not rated -
"funk-punk-thrash-ska upcoming shows of interest" - Steve Koepke's original list of Bay Area rock shows, converted to the web by John Luini not rated -
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