Choir Boy: Matt Alber
Matt Alber performs in a special concert with the Cello Street Quartet on Thursday, March 28 at the Swedish American Hall (upstairs from Café Du Nord).
Archive for the 'music' Category
Le Jazz Hot
Jazz music in San Francisco; its rich past floats through open windows like melancholy notes from Chet Baker’s horn at the old Black Hawk. Today, the genre thrives at new and historic venues all over town.
Blondie & Devo
@ The Warfield
Two iconic pop bands, Blondie and Devo, perform September 10 at San Francisco’s Warfield Theatre, then September 11 at the scenic Mountain Winery in Saratoga.
Homo Hip-hop
A new generation of queer hip-hop homos almost luxuriously rap, sing, shimmy or vogue their way through tracks that talk, sing or are about their queerness if they feel like it, or about something else if they don’t.
Alley Cats
Up Your Alley Street Fair; a brief guide to dressing and undressing, with photos by Rich Stadmiller
Queer Cheer!
Ho, ho ho! It’s that time of year again. December’s holiday-themed live shows and concerts should please anyone with alternative and traditional tastes.
Cafe Cool
Not in the mood for crowded bars and clubs, but still want to be out late? San Francisco offers a host of cafes that are open into the wee hours of the morning and offer everything from sweet concoctions and confections to art, entertainment and even a little bit of hookah.
Logan Lynn: Musician-Activist
Gay electropop-rock singer Logan Lynn (“Bottom Your Way to the Top”), who recently performed in San Francisco, is now offering up his music for an LGBT nonprofit.
Over There
East Bay cities like Oakland have something to offer everyone, no matter what they’re into or where they’re from. One of the East Bay’s most well known bars is Bench and Bar.
Mango’s Ripe
The party goes on at El Rio
by Heather Cassell
photos courtesy Carol Hill
Without missing a beat, Mango, the popular women’s afternoon dance party hosted at El Rio, returned after its annual winter hiatus, but under new leadership and with a new mission: to party with a cause.
An estimated 600 women danced the afternoon away [...]
Bringing it to Kimo’s
by Mike Sher
09/11/2008
Bay area Reporter
The panoramic windows still let you view the ever-changing Polk Street scene. Several nights a week, music pours forth from the second floor. But there’s a new ownership team at Kimo’s, now in its 30th year, with hopes and dreams for the future. Already, the second-floor showroom has been substantially improved, [...]
