Best Bay Area Events 4/1-4/21

Celebration Time
by Vanessa Gil, Arts & Events Editor

I have a feeling it’s going to be a good ass April. No foolin’. Giants baseball is back in town this week, and so is Bob the Drag Queen! We’ve got a twofer with Easter on 4/20… which is also the day my brother’s band plays at Great American Music Hall…so a threefer for me. With so many good things on the horizon, here’s what I’m excited for the week of 4/1 and beyond.

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Kat Robichaud’s Misfit Cabaret presents CINEPHILIA: A Cult Film Rock and Roll Variety Show!
4/18 & 4/19 | Great American Music Hall | 859 O’Farrell St, SF | 7 p.m. Doors | $50-$500

Calling all movie buffs, cinematic misfits, and pop culture enthusiasts! Prepare for a night of iconic lines, unforgettable characters, and quirky plots as we celebrate the weird, wild, and wonderful world of cult classics. Join Kat Robichaud and The Darling Misfits, along with her curated collection of drag, burlesque, aerial, and puppet Darling Misfits as they entertain you through homages to their favorite cult films, including Donny Darko, Little Shop of Horrors, and Edward Scissorhands (to name a few). Get your tickets here.

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Tuesday 4/1

“Fat Ham”
Now-4/19 | San Francisco Playhouse | 450 Post St, SF | 7 p.m. | $35-$135

Critically acclaimed playwright James Ijames reinvents Shakespeare’s masterpiece with his outrageously funny Pulitzer winner Fat Ham. Juicy is a queer, Southern college kid, already grappling with some serious questions of identity, when the ghost of his father shows up in their backyard, demanding that Juicy avenge his murder. It feels like a familiar story to Juicy, well-versed in Hamlet’s woes. What’s different is Juicy himself, a sensitive and self-aware young Black man trying to break the cycles of trauma and violence in service of his own liberation. From an uproarious family barbecue emerges a compelling examination of love, loss, pain, and joy.

How Did This Get Made? Live
4/1 | The Masonic | 1111 California St, SF | 7:30 p.m. | $48-$181.70

How Did This Get Made? (HDTGM) is a podcast on the Earwolf network. It is hosted by Paul Scheer, June Diane Raphael and Jason Mantzoukas. Each episode features the deconstruction and mockery of outlandish films that are widely considered to be the worst.

Randy (Trailer Park Boys) Cheeseburger Picnic San Jose
4/1 | San Jose Improv | 62 S 2nd St, San Jose | 8 p.m. | $37.17-$125.95, 21+

The lovable character, Randy, from Trailer Park Boys fame, brings his hilarious comedy act Randy‘s Cheeseburger Picnic for a night of laughter. A comedy act filled with Trailer Park Boys’ shenanigans, songs, contests and prizes will surely lift your spirits. Tell your frown to Frig Off and get ready for a good time with Randy Bobandy himself!

Bay Curious Trivia Night
4/1 | KQED Headquarters | 2601 Mariposa St, SF | 7 p.m. | $12.96

Play trivia that’s all about local curiosities with the team behind Bay Curious, the podcast that answers listeners’ Bay Area questions. Whether you have lived here your whole life or you just arrived, joining trivia with host Olivia Allen-Price will deepen your understanding of the place we call home. Come as a team or fly solo and be assigned a group. We’ll have a cash bar, prizes and a whole lot of laughs.


Wednesday 4/2

Creative Resource Library Synth Session April 2025
4/2 | Gray Area | 2665 Mission St, SF | 6 p.m. | Free

Every month, participants learn about a new synthesis topic (drones, sequencing, sound design, etc.), then collaborate on a group jam that will propel the workshop sounds into the beyond! Participants are encouraged to bring their own electronic instrument or use one from the Creative Resource Library (limited availability). Participants can also preview the instruments available from the Library and sign up to borrow one after the session. We have full modular systems, desktop synths and drum machines and a selection of Macbooks, iPads, midi controllers, and audio interfaces.

Martha Wainwright
4/2 | Great American Music Hall | 859 O’Farrell St, SF | 8 p.m. | $28-$33

To celebrate the 20th anniversary of her seminal eponymous debut studio album, Martha Wainwright announces the 20th Anniversary Tour. “On March 21st we will release the record on vinyl for the first time ever, as well as digitally release unheard songs, outakes and early material from that 10 year period of discovery that led to my first record. And along with there-release there will be a tour (with more dates being announced soon), with a few great musicians, where I’ll play the record in its entirety as well as a few new songs -there’s no 48 year old me without the 28 year old me.” – Martha Wainwright

BANG THE BAY!
4/2 | Ivy Room | 860 San Pablo Ave, Albany | 6 p.m. Doors | $12.67, 21+

BANG THE BAY! featuring Lost Cosmo, Flaming Little Shits, The Ultra Sounds, and Elegant Trash.

Pom Poko
4/2 | Brick & Mortar | 1710 Mission St, SF | 8 p.m. | $22.07

Norway’s freewheeling Pom Poko combine their jazz school training and experimental leanings into equally sugary and explosive music. Inspired by math rock, post-punk, West African music, and weird pop bands such as Deerhoof. 


Thursday 4/3

Downtown First Thursdays w/ Bob The Drag Queen DJ Set
4/3 | Downtown SF | Market St & 2nd St, SF | 5 p.m. | Free w/ RSVP, All ages

It’s a new SF tradition! Grab your friends and head downtown for Downtown First Thursdays. Get ready for DJs, live music, screen-printing, arts + crafts, drag and many more surprises! FREE + all ages! Bob the Drag Queen plays a Special Guest DJ set presented by Noise Pop. 7-9pm at the Howard Stage (Howard and 2nd St.).

LGBTQ+ Comedy Night
4/3 | Continental Club | 1658 12th St, Oakland | 8 p.m. | $23.18, 18+

Join us Thursday April 3rd at the Continental Club in West Oakland for a night of laughs with LGBTQ+ Comedians. Featuring the talents of Wonder Dave, Geulah Finman, Nova, Yi Ren, Loren Kraut and headliner Marcus Williams. Come cozy up for some cocktails and chuckles at the Continental Club.

J Boog
4/3 | The Warfield | 982 Market St, SF | 8 p.m. | $51-$125

J Boog is a reggae singer of samoan descent was born in Long Beach and raised in Compton, CA. A true student of music; you can catch J Boog on world wide tours across the globe, on radio interviews, or in the studio working on new material. His humility has gained him true fans everywhere he goes while exercising, MUSIC IS THE ONLY UNIVERSAL TONGUE. 

Aziz Ansari
4/3 | Paramount Theatre | 2025 Broadway, Oakland | 7 p.m. | $55.50-$125.50

Aziz Ansari is an award-winning actor, director, writer and comedian. He co-created, writes, directs, and stars in the Netflix original series MASTER OF NONE for which he has won two Emmys for Outstanding Comedy Writing as well as Emmy and DGA Award nominations for his directing. His latest special NIGHTCLUB COMEDIAN is now streaming on Netflix.

hey, nothing
4/3 | The Independent | 628 Divisadero St, SF | 8 p.m. | $29.84

Barely 20 years old, the Atlanta-based emo-folk duo hey, nothing – Tyler (he) & Harlow (they) – wades through complex emotions with sharp wit and humor.2024’s Maine EP — written, fittingly, in a small cabin in the middle of Maine — was a major breakthrough moment for the band, incorporating earnest and cutting lyrics that pull directly from their experience of the hardships of growing up too early, too fast.

Chris Olsen + Ryan Trainor
4/3 | August Hall | 420 Mason St, SF | 7:30 p.m. | $31.53-$116.81

Viral social media star Chris Olsen and renowned podcaster and your favorite nepo sibling Ryan Trainor are co-headlining the Club Chris Tour. Their 90-minute laugh-out-loud variety show is an explosion of entertainment, blending Chris’ captivating musical theater performances with Ryan’s infectious energy as he turns the crowd into karaoke stars. Expect unexpected moments and plenty of laughs, because this show promises to keep you on your toes from start to finish. It’s an unmissable blend of talent, humor, and interactive fun that will leave audiences buzzing long after the show ends.


Friday 4/4

Angela LaFlamme: Brand New Dream and so much More!
4/4 | Rite Spot Cafe | 2099 Folsom St, SF | 8:30 p.m. | No Cover

Angela serves up a spicy and delicious musical cocktail. Original songs from her new album Brand New Dream, as well as covers From Bessie Smith to Fats Waller, Billie Holiday and Nina Simone, to more contemporary revamped versions of The White Stripes, The Cure, and Tom waits. Come rendezvous for an evening of delightful connection and musical magic. 

First Friday: Life of The Party Feat. B-Legit + June Poole
4/4 | Crybaby | 1928 Telegraph Ave, Oakland | 10 p.m. | $19.03-$108.64, 21+

LIFE OF THE PARTY: Whether you’re in town for the night or you’re a beloved local, the life of the party is where you want to be! Turnt sets by the hottest rappers, curated slaps by local DJs, and a hype dance floor! Performance by: B-Legit + June Poole. Dj sets by: DJ H Holla, DJ Black Woman, & DJ Hella Irry!

Titanic —Film w/ Live Orchestra
4/4 & 4/5 | Davies Symphony Hall | 201 Van Ness Ave, SF | 7:30 p.m. | $175+

Lights, Camera, Music! Watch favorite films on the big screen at Davies Symphony Hall as the scores are performed live by the SF Symphony. James Cameron’s epic period piece, brimming with themes of love and ambition, is elevated by James Horner’s Academy Award-winning score. 

East Bay Cumbia Night
4/4 | Ivy Room | 860 San Pablo Ave, Albany | 8 p.m. Doors | $15-$20, 21+

East Bay Cumbia Night, featuring Discos Resaca Collective and Combo Tezeta + an all vinyl set by Discotera.

Dreamstate: San Francisco
4/4-4/5 | Cow Palace | 2600 Geneva Ave, Daly City | 6 p.m. | $103.99-$302.99

Experience two nights of transcendent melodies, uplifting beats, and a community united by the love of trance. Secure your destiny and prepare to elevate your senses—Your Trance Destination Awaits! Don’t miss the chance to be part of the biggest weekend in SF — meet us on the dance floor for the ultimate Dreamstate experience! 

Cobweb Cabaret
4/4 | The Chapel | 777 Valencia St, SF | 9 p.m. | $30-$75, 18+

Eclectic burlesque at its finest from the top talents in the biz. Get caught in the web with spine tingling high glamor at Cobweb Cabaret. Hosted by RedBone.

Elderbrook w/ Le Youth, Jerro
4/4 | Greek Theatre | 2001 Gayley Rd, Berkeley | 6 p.m. Doors | $68.75

A live phenomenon, multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer-songwriter Elderbrook has an innate flair for creating emotive music that explores the sensitive and introspective themes of identity and mental wellbeing.

The Garden Party
4/4 | Public Works | 161 Erie St, SF | 9 p.m. | $8.81-$25.96

Step inside a luminous, wondrous world of flora and fauna, where your body and mind can transport to an immersive universe of imagination, love, and primal groove. The Garden Party returns to fully decorate and transform PW’s Loft into a vibrant landscape of prismatic colors, living breathing dreamscapes, and top-notch heaters from a few of the greatest in the game. We pour our hearts into this to provide a safe space for all where you and yours can get lost. We’re all weird, we’re all beautiful, let’s celebrate.

Opening Day – San Francisco Giants vs. Seattle Mariners
4/4 | Oracle Park | 24 Willie Mays Plaza, SF | 1:35 p.m. | $69+

It’s the Giants home opener for the 2025 season against the Seattle Mariners.

Matt Nathanson
4/4 | Palace of Fine Arts | 3301 Lyon St, SF | 8 p.m. | $45-$79.50

Matthew Nathanson is an American singer-songwriter whose work is a blend of folk and rock and roll music. In addition to singing, he plays acoustic (sometimes a 12-string) and electric guitar, and has played both solo and with a full band. His work includes the platinum-selling song “Come On Get Higher”. 

Saturday 4/5

Daybreaker
4/5 | Thrive City at Chase Center | 1725 3rd St, SF | 10 a.m. | Free-$30, All ages

Let’s celebrate the springtime with an epic dance party at one of the coolest outdoor spaces in SF. We’ll be moving and grooving at the Chase Center’s outdoor plaza, Thrive City. Get ready for a soothing yoga class to start the morning. Then we’ll get shakin’ while the DJ drops funky beats alongside our trio of brass musicians. Grab a free ticket for the dance party while supplies last or get a paid ticket for yoga. See you on the dancefloor!

The Sweet Spot with Dj Ladyryan Live In Courtyard!
4/5 | The New Parish | 1743 San Pablo Ave, Oakland | 3 p.m. | $22.62, 21+

The Sweet Spot event is a vibrant celebration of queer culture that brings together a diverse community for an unforgettable experience. Our season opener setting – in the historic The New Parish courtyard. Open sky, energy flowing, music popping and queer joy in a truly iconic venue.

First Saturday in Jack London
4/5 | Jack London District | 333 Broadway, Oakland | 10 a.m. | Free, All ages

Join us for the first “First Saturday” in Jack London! This monthly showcase highlights the incredible businesses that make our district special. Enjoy live music, exclusive discounts, family-friendly activities, the Oakland Vintage Market, and more—all within walking distance in our waterfront neighborhood.

Night of Ideas 2025: (un)Common Ground
4/5 | San Francisco Public Library Main Branch + Asian Art Museum | 100 + 200 Larkin St, SF | 4 p.m. | Free w/ Registration

Night of Ideas returns this year with nocturnal arts and culture marathons in cities across the U.S. The theme of Night of Ideas 2025, “(Un)Common Ground,” invites us to consider the values and resources that bind us together. This year’s theme explores the vital role of civil society in mediating our differences and charting a shared destiny. It challenges us to reconsider the values that form the foundation of our communities—whether territorial, social, or emotional—and how we can repair our social fabric amid increasing polarization. 

The Compound Gallery Presents: Live Painting and Artist Chat with Meredith Steele
4/5 | The Compound Gallery | 1339 61st St, Emeryville | 2 p.m. | Free

Join The Compound Gallery April 5 from 2-5 p.m. as Meredith Steele paints live in the gallery, giving viewers a glimpse into her process for creating the vibrant, comforting, and instantly recognizable Bay Area landscapes for which she is known. The event will include drinks, treats, and a chance to talk with Steele among her 45 pieces featured at The Compound Gallery under the show title Familiar Comforts, which explores the beauty in everyday local landscapes.

Make Art Family Day: RugLife
4/5 | Museum of Craft and Design | 2569 3rd St, SF | 11 a.m. | $8-$10

Join us on the first Saturday of April as we fill the galleries with hands-on activities for the whole family! MakeArt Family Day inspires creativity in artists of all ages! Explore the exhibitions through hands-on activities throughout the galleries. From collaborative art-making to guest artist instructors – MakeArt Family Day fosters intergenerational connections and inspires hands-on learning in us all.

Notes & Words: Authors & Musicians For UCSF Children’s Hospital
4/5 | The Masonic | 1111 California St, SF | 7:30 p.m. | $129-$504

With readings from best-selling authors and musical sets from talented acts (Gary Clark Jr. & Grace Potter), this will be a night of smart, satisfying entertainment that you won’t want to miss. All proceeds benefit UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospitals.

Digi-Divas: LSDXOXO
4/5 | The Great Northern | 119 Utah St, SF | 10 p.m. | $17-$34

LSDXOXO is Philadelphia born, NYC raised, and Berlin infused. Bringing cunty electronic sound that mixes with fierce pop references. Also performing is JASMINE INFINITI – International DJ whose sound stems from deep underground techno & electronic music. Founder of New World Dysorder, Jasmine upholds a legacy of legendary black trans excellence.

TRYM
4/5 | The Midway | 900 Marin St, SF | 8 p.m. | $24.50-$65

Trym is a French artist, a Parisian DJ, and the founder of the COLOR record label. He combines Fast Techno & New Trance music in his mixes and productions.

Wheatus
4/5 | Bottom of the Hill | 1233 17th St, SF | 8 p.m. | $25

It’s hard to believe it’s been over 20 years since Wheatus released their debut album and still ubiquitous single “Teenage Dirtbag.” Yes, that’s right – Dirtbag is no longer a teenager. In honor of this anniversary, Wheatus are releasing a new and expanded edition of their now classic debut album.

Sunday 4/6

Holy Fools Day Parade
4/6 | Church of Clown | 2400 Bayshore Blvd, SF | 11 a.m. | Free

Join us for Church of Clown’s THIRD ANNUAL Holy Fools Day Parade! We gather and parade to celebrate all that is holy: the silly, the ridiculous, the absurd; the delightful fools we are! Don yourself in garb of the fool that brings you delight and gather at Church of Clown at 11am to prepare for the parade which leaves at noon. Bring any props or toys that might enhance a parade! If you don’t have anything, join Michele Menard’s Pageant Puppetry Workshop the day before at the Church and make a whole weekend of it!! After the parade, we’ll congregate for a community potluck and revel in delight together.  Bring your friends, your lovers, your enemies….anyone who’s in need of a little love and delight! 

Stereophonics
4/6 | The Regency Ballroom | 1300 Van Ness Ave, SF | 8 p.m. | $53.36-$71.65

Without doubt STEREOPHONICS are one of Britain’s best bands and in Kelly Jones they possess one of the country’s great songwriters. Throughout their 20-year career the band have continuously released classic albums and their forthcoming ninth album, ‘KEEP THE VILLAGE ALIVE,’ is no exception. Throughout their career, STEREOPHONICS have always been about family. There’s a strong emotional pull at the heart of their best work. You can feel that bond throughout this new disc.

Swana Women For The Revolution
4/6 | El Rio | 3158 Mission St, SF | 3 p.m. | $10-$20 Sliding Scale Donation

Swana Women for the Revolution in support of Palestine Children’s Relief Fund. Featuring music by Kahj, Versâam, and more!

CLUTCH the PEARLS: Drag Show w/ host Mira
4/6 | Make-Out Room | 3225 22nd St, SF | 7 p.m. | $10-$20

A rotating cast of the Bay Area’s HOTTEST drag performers strut-their-stuff at the Mission’s COOLEST venue on the first Sunday of the month.

Exotic Bird Mart
4/6 | Alameda County Fairgrounds | 4501 Pleasanton Ave, Pleasanton | 10 a.m. | $10-$15

The Exotic Bird Mart returns to the Fairgrounds on April 6 for bird enthusiasts of buyers and sellers alike. See parrots, finches, canaries, lovebirds, cockatiels, cockatoos, poultry, gamebirds and more. Shop the huge inventory of accessories and supplies, and sellers can interact with thousands of potential customers.

San Francisco Chocolate Salon 2025
4/6 | San Francisco County Fair Building | 1119 9th Ave, SF | 11 a.m. | $18-$30

Chocolate aficionados, fanatics, buyers and journalists can experience the finest in artisan, gourmet & premium chocolate in one of the world’s great culinary metropolitan areas. Featuring a delicious selection chosen and curated by the Organizers, previous Annual International CHOCOLATE SALON participants included master chocolatiers, confectioners, and other curated culinary artisans. This is the international chocolate festival not to miss!

Monday 4/7

Sofia Isella
4/7 | The Independent | 628 Divisadero St, SF | 8 p.m. | $32.42

20-year-old multi-talented artist and instrumentalist SOFIA ISELLA has been making waves as of late. A classically trained violinist, songwriter, producer and poet, the young creator’s biggest influences are among the likes of Trent Reznor, Beck, Sylvia Plath, Margaret Atwood, Mona Awad and Anne Sexton.

The Monday Night Chamber Music Society
4/7 | Freight & Salvage | 2020 Addison St, Berkeley | 7:30 p.m. | $14

Five friends and San Francisco Chamber Orchestra All-Stars meet for fun and chamber music one Monday each month. Violinists Liana Berubé & Evan Price, violists Stephanie Ng & Ben Simon and cellist Michael Graham are the Monday Night Chamber Music Society, teaming up for their sixth annual Classical at the Freight program. A program of terrific viola quintets -no, that’s not 5 violas (unfortunately) but rather 2 violins, 2 violas and cello – for your listening pleasure, including Beethoven’s delightful and surprising early String Quintet in C Major, op. 29 and a practically unknown quintet by the great early 20th century Czech composer Bohuslav Martinů. Hauntingly beautiful, witty, colorful, and idiosyncratic… a rare musical treat to end our Classical at the Freight season. 

MAITA, Maggie Gently and The Breathing Room
4/7 | Kilowatt | 3160 16th St, SF | 8 p.m. | $15.66

MAITA is a full-band vehicle for the songwriting of Maria Maita-Keppeler, based out of Portland, Oregon. The band’s debut album, Best Wishes, was released recently. The album features honest, heartfelt songwriting with the theme of “want” as a key lyric.

The Week of 4/8-4/14

Tuesday 4/8

U.S. Women’s National Team v. Brazil
4/8 | PayPal Park | 1123 Coleman Ave, San Jose | 7:30 p.m. | $55-$250

The United States Women’s Soccer Team plays Brazil!

HAPPY ENDINGS Because we could all use a happy ending
4/8 | Make-Out Room | 3225 22nd St, SF | 7 p.m. | $10

5 writers perform new work on a shared theme in a battle for the adulation of an appointed committee.

Matt Kepnes – How to Travel the World on $75 a Day
4/8 | Book Passage San Francisco | 1 Ferry Building, SF | 5:30 p.m. | Free

As the travel industry rebounds, prices fluctuate, and more and more people long for travel experiences that go beyond packaged tours and overpriced hotels, all readers can benefit from Matt’s practical, detailed, exhaustively researched travel advice. Travel expert Matt Kepnes has been a world traveler for over a decade, sharing his expertise and insights with countless globetrotters on his blog and in print. But the travel world has changed so much in recent years that this new, updated edition of How To Travel the World couldn’t be timelier.


Wednesday 4/9

Basement Jaxx
4/9 & 4/10 | The Regency Ballroom | 1300 Van Ness Ave, SF | $60.38-$87.09

Twice awarded Best Dance Act at the UK BRIT Awards, the Basement Jaxx live show has graced iconic venues across the globe such as The Hollywood Bowl, London’s Hyde Park, FUJI Festival in Japan and headline slot on the main stage at Glastonbury Festival. More recently, whilst writing music for TV & Film, creating an orchestral collaboration and continuing to release quality music on their own label, Atlantic Jaxx Recordings, they have taken their DJ set around the world.

Hump Day Happy Hour Comedy
4/9 | Phat Thai | 2380 Lombard St, SF | 7:30 p.m. | Free-$7

Hump Day Happy Hour is the Marina District’s only professional comedy show — with 50% off on all drinks at our wonderful venue Phat Thai. Our show features both some of San Francisco’s best up-and-coming comedians, as well as drop-ins from nationally touring acts. We have featured comedians seen on Netflix, HBO, and Comedy Central. Come out for a night of big laughs.


Thursday 4/10

ODC/Dance presents: Dance Downtown
4/10-4/13 | Blue Shield of California Theater at YBCA | 700 Howard St, SF | 7:30 p.m. | $30+

ODC/Dance returns to the Blue Shield of California Theater at YBCA for Dance Downtown, April 10-13, 2025. An exhilarating program of thought-provoking works invites audiences into the reflective, uplifting and provocative power of dance. Join us for a free LGBTQIA+ Night After-Party at W San Francisco or the Dance Downtown Gala After-Party, replete with open bar and endless snacks! 

Late Night at the de Young is the Ultimate After Party
4/10 | de Young Museum | 50 Hagiwara Tea Garden Dr, SF | 9 p.m. | $195

Join FAMSF at the de Young on April 10 for Late Night, the Annual Gala’s ultimate afterparty, with musical headliner Ravyn Lenae! A ticket to Late Night gets you rare after-hours access to the FULL museum, ten activities, four musical acts, three special exhibitions, and UNLIMITED libations and bites in between. General admission tickets on sale now – availability limited.

Redefining Grace with Alonzo King LINES Ballet
4/10 | The Commons at KQED | 2601 Mariposa St, SF | 7 p.m. | $30.10

Go behind the scenes with Alonzo King LINES Ballet, one of San Francisco’s most revered artistic institutions. Learn about the company’s creative process and witness the artistry that has captivated audiences worldwide. Through intimate conversation with co-founders Alonzo King and Robert Rosenwasser and company dancers, along with live performances and excerpts from a film about their Kennedy Center performance Deep River — you’ll experience the fusion of movement, music and philosophy that defines LINES Ballet. Don’t miss this rare glimpse into the soul of a groundbreaking Bay Area dance company.

The Avett Brothers w/ Charles Wesley Godwin
4/10 | Bill Graham Civic Auditorium | 99 Grove St, SF | 7 p.m. Doors | $64-$143

Three-time GRAMMY Award nominees The Avett Brothers made mainstream waves with their critically acclaimed 2009 major label debut, I and Love and You.This past year saw the release of The Avett Brothers, an album that is as much untitled as it is self-titled: a collection of songs that revealed themselves naturally over time. The Avett Brothers have been inducted into the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame and recently earned a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Americana Music Association. They are looking forward to the Broadway debut this fall of Swept Away, a musical inspired by & featuring the music of The Avett Brothers.

Djo
4/10 | Fox Theater | 1807 Telegraph Ave, Oakland | 7 p.m. Doors | $17.25-$63.25

Djo is the musical project of actor / producer / songwriter Joe Keery known for his work in blockbuster projects as Stranger Things and Fargo. 

Noe Valley Spring Wine Walk 2025
4/10 | Noe Valley Town Square | 3861 24th St, SF | 4 p.m. | $44.52

Pick up your glass at the Noe Valley Town Square and set off for an evening filled with delicious wines and good company. Look for the banners as you stroll down 24th Street and surrounding streets, to sample a variety of wines, all included with your ticket. Businesses will be open late for sipping and shopping.

Friday 4/11

Cypress Hill
4/11 & 4/12 | The Fillmore | 1805 Geary Blvd, SF | 8 p.m. | $69

Cypress Hill is celebrating its 25th anniversary. The iconic hip-hop group has consistently pushed boundaries and set the gold standard in the genre.

Unreal MAGIC: A Night Of Mind Bending Illusions
4/11 | The Lost Church San Francisco | 65 Capp St, SF | 7:30 p.m. Doors | $28.31

Join us for a night of captivating illusions and mind-melting mentalism as we explore the impossible in “Believe in Magic: Mind-Reading, Magic, and More!” Award-winning stand-up comedian and magician Sean Francisco kicks off our evening with his unique blend of hilarity and wonder. Sean has performed in venues all across California and is excited to bring his show back home to the Bay Area. His work has been featured on streaming networks such as “Discovery+” and Belgium’s “VTM GO.”

DARK FANTASY: Circus Variety Show + Party
4/11 & 4/12 | Fluid510 | 1544 Broadway, Oakland | 8 p.m. | $39.19

Now into our 3rd annual cycle of the seasonal DARK Events, we invite you to join us for a dark fantasy themed enchanting evening of performance art, interactive installations and sensory delights for your dark hearted pleasure. Please come dressed to fit the theme: think mischievous elves, magical creatures, dark fairies, sorcerers, dungeons & dragons… all with an exotically dark twist.

Friday Nights at OMCA with MacArthur Maze
4/11 | Oakland Museum of California | 5 p.m. | Free

Join us at OMCA for an unforgettable night featuring the vibrant sounds of MacArthur Maze! This East Bay hip-hop ensemble, led by DJ D Sharp, brings together five talented emcees and four producers to deliver a powerhouse performance full of organic Bay Area vibes. In addition to the music, enjoy a lively dance lesson to get into the rhythm of the evening! DJ Benet will keep the energy high with his eclectic mix of genres, blending everything from hip-hop to experimental beats.

SoundBox: Andy Akiho
4/11 & 4/12 | SoundBox | 300 Franklin St, SF | 8:30 p.m. | $80+

Step into a lush and mysterious garden of sound, where percussion takes center stage. In this singular experience, visionary percussionist and composer Andy Akiho shapes a bold and intricate sound world alongside the striking, larger-than-life sculptures of artist Jun Kaneko. The program features works born from Akiho’s collaborations with Kaneko—where art itself becomes an instrument—along with unexpected instrumental pairings that bring Akiho’s percussion into dynamic interplay with SF Symphony musicians.


Saturday 4/12

West Coast Craft Waves: A Vintage Show
4/12 | Fort Mason Center | 2 Marina Blvd, SF | 11 a.m. | Free, All ages

WCC WAVES brings together the best in vintage clothing, design, and housewares at a single-day, indoor show at the Gateway Pavilion at Fort Mason Center in San Francisco. WAVES features 120+ vendors working in the world of vintage, including retailers, artist and designer craftspeople using reworked vintage materials, and those whose work is rooted in nostalgia.

2025 Cesar Chavez Day Parade & Festival
4/12 | Mission Dolores Park | 19th & Dolores St, SF | 10 a.m. | Free, All ages

Join the annual Celebration of Cesar Chavez Day San Francisco on Saturday, April 12th, 2025! Parade starts 11am at Dolores Park on 19th street and the Festival is between 11am – 6pm on 24th street between Folsom and Bryant Street.

Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival – Weekend 1
4/12-4/13 | SF Japantown | Post & Fillmore St, SF | 11 a.m. | Free, All ages

Since 1968, the Festival serves to cultivate the continued alliance between Japan and the United States using culture as its bridge. Each year, over 220,000 people attend this dazzling display showcasing the vibrant colors and grace of the Japanese culture and the rich heritage and diversity of the Japanese American community.

Kyle Cooke
4/12 | Temple | 540 Howard St, SF | 10 p.m. | $15+, 21+

Kyle Cooke is a DJ, TV personality, and entrepreneur best known as the leading cast member of Bravo’s “Summer House,” “Winter House,” and “Traitors.”  Since his early years, Kyle has always been the life-of-the-party, with music at his core. From growing up playing various instruments, to manning the stereo and playlist at his fraternity, to providing his cast mates with endless tunes to keep the party going on TV, Kyle knows first-hand that music makes the party.

Parks4All: Pink Full Moon Party 2025
4/12 | Presidio Tunnel Tops | 210 Lincoln Blvd, SF | 5 p.m. | $28.52+

Kick off the spring season of renewal and growth at a one-of-a-kind lunar celebration under April’s Pink Full Moon at Presidio Tunnel Tops in San Francisco! This is your chance to rock your best pink outfit and accessories, grab your crew, and welcome a new season with music, drinks, stargazing, and pure springtime vibes. This event is 18+ (21+ to purchase alcohol). Proceeds from this event benefit protecting your favorite national parklands in San Francisco and beyond, like the Presidio, Crissy Field, Muir Woods, Mori Point, and many more.

Social: Plant Swap
4/12 | Sunset Branch Library | 1305 18th Ave, SF | 10:30 a.m. | Free

Bring a plant, take a plant, bring your seedlings, divisions or cuttings to swap with other gardeners. All types of plants are welcome: succulents, house plants, flowers, ground covers or wild grasses. Bring cuttings, starts, bulbs or full-sized plants. Please label your plants prior to bringing them to the swap!

Sunday 4/13

Collie Buddz
4/13 | Cornerstone | 2367 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley | 8 p.m. | $45.27-$51.44

Colin Patrick Harper hails from the tiny island of Bermuda. In the music industry, he is known as the reggae artist Collie Buddz. Now with new music being released and a good reputation under his belt, Buddz finds himself playing at some of the biggest reggae music festivals all across the world such as, Reggae Rise Up, One Love New Zealand, and California Roots Music Festival.

The Prodigy
4/13 & 4/14 | The Warfield | 982 Market St, SF | 7:30 p.m. | $66-$188

With 34 years at the forefront of the electronic music scene, The Prodigy remain an unstoppable force, even after the tragic loss of their brother Keith Flint in 2019. Since their return to the stage in July 2022, the band have delivered their signature explosive live performances across headline slots at festivals including Reading & Leeds, Isle of Wight and many more as well as their own UK & European headline arena tours. 


Monday 4/14

NSFW Hot Takes
4/14 | O’Reilly’s Pub | 1840 Haight St, SF | 7:15 p.m. | Free, 21+

Welcome to NSFW Hot Takes, where the laughs come from the worst ideas imaginable! Watch as our comics riff off horrible, unpopular opinions submitted by others, turning bad ideas into comedic gold—all completely live and improvised. Think you’ve got a terrible idea worth sharing? You’re welcome to add it to our infamous ‘bad idea bucket,’ but no pressure—participation is totally optional. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the chaos!

Twilight Burlesque
4/14 | DNA Lounge | 375 11th St, SF | 8 p.m. | $10-$20

Monday Night Hubba is the perfect way to start your week sexy: with cocktails, tease, comedy and a more intimate experience than Hubba’s big monthly extravaganzas! Each Monday night is a fun-filled, shimmering showcase of local, national and international burlesque and variety talent — and a chance to see the most dazzling debuts before they hit it big!

The Week of 4/15-4/21

Tuesday 4/15

415 Day Night Market
4/15 | Spark Social SF | 601 Mission Bay Blvd N, SF | 6 p.m. | Free, All ages

Join the premier record label, EMPIRE, as they take the evening to celebrate San Francisco and its culture. It’s all going down on 4/15 with food vendors, beats provided by EMPIRE and top tier DJ talent, and a curated selection of local vendors that will include apparel, accessories, and more.

BBMAK
4/15 | Cafe du Nord | 2174 Market St, SF | 8 p.m. | $32.37

BBMAK is a British pop/rock band that was formed in 1997, comprising of Mark Barry, Christian Burns, and Stephen McNally. Known for their harmonies and guitar-driven melodies, BBMAK’s sound has been likened to The Beatles and Oasis. Their music style blends melodic pop with rock and roll influences, making it appealing to fans of both genres.

Ider
4/15 | Popscene @ Rickshaw Stop | 155 Fell St, SF | 7 p.m. | $24.43

IDER are the London-based duo of Megan Markwick and Lily Sommerville. Since their formation, Somerville and Markwick have made a name for themselves delivering whip-smart emotional storytelling on a bed of folk harmonies and left-field pop. Their acclaimed 2019 debut Emotional Education set out their stall early as pop auteurs whose unflinching lyrics tap into uniquely female experiences of anxiety, identity and heartbreak. Building on those foundations, their 2021 follow-up shame embraces vulnerability and imperfection in its lyrics, while the instrumentation takes a more confident, dexterous and club-influenced turn.


Wednesday 4/16

GloRilla
4/16 | Fox Theater | 1807 Telegraph Ave, Oakland | 6:30 p.m. Doors | $132-$396

GloRilla is a Grammy-nominated musician and award-winning hip-hop artist from the North Memphis neighborhood of Frayser, Tennessee. She has also blossomed into an electrifying performer, shining alongside Megan Thee Stallion on their sold-out “Hot Girl Summer” tour. She has firmly established herself as a pop culture fixture, generating viral moments such as meeting President Biden at The White House, performing at Michael Rubin’s White Party, hanging out with LeBron James and earning a co-sign from Rihanna on her music.

Niis
4-16 | The Chapel | 777 Valencia St, SF | 8 p.m. | $20-$22

Niis—pronounced “Nice”—synthesizes the sounds of punk, hardcore, lo-fi garage, and early grunge to craft a raw, undefinable noise all their own. Hailing from Los Angeles, this four-piece channels the spirit of rebellion through blistering riffs and Mimi’s visceral screams, delivering biting commentary on capitalism, misogyny, and the constructs that seek to confine us. With influences like Rudimentary Peni, Crass, and Hole, Niis fuses rage and reflection into songs that confront and provoke, like “Fuck You Boy,” an unflinching anthem about navigating a male- dominated music scene, or the searing “Tyrant,” which demands liberation from oppressive systems.

Service Night at BONG-O BINGO
4/16 | Mission Cannabis Club | 2441 Mission St, SF | 6 p.m. | $15, 21+

Prepare for a special BONG-O BINGO at Mission Cannabis Club as we host our first Service Industry Night. Show proof that you work in the Service Industry and get an extra bingo board as a “Thank You” for dealing with all our wants and needs in cafes, bars, and dispensaries. Join DJ Dank and Thee Pristine Condition for a night of drag cannabis bingo with cannabis prizes with every round. We will have Manzanita Naturals making their amazing infused cocktails and Ooka supplying smokey treats.

Artist Talk: Caring, Nurturing, and Aging
4/16 | San Francisco Arts Commission Gallery | 401 Van Ness Ave, SF | 6 p.m. | Free

Join Metaphors of Recent Times exhibiting artists Pablo Tapay Bautista, Marna Clarke, and Germán Herrera for a conversation about their work and practice. Moderated by Emily Wilson. Metaphors of Recent Times: A Dialogue of the Personal, the Political and the Cultural is on view at San Fracnsico City Hall through June 20, 2025.


Thursday 4/17

SAINt JHN
4/17 | The Regency Ballroom | 1300 Van Ness Ave, SF | 7 p.m. Doors | $60.38-$82.45

SAINt JHN is an emerging emcee with a sophisticated, dynamic approach to the rhymes he spits. Bringing a cinematic presence and harmonious hooks to his vocals, the Brooklyn-based rapper is gaining recognition for his distinct style. 

Tycho DJ Set
4/17 | Public Works | 161 Erie St, SF | 9 p.m. | $53.47, 21+

Tycho is the musical project of Scott Hansen, a San Francisco-based artist known for blending ambient, downtempo, and electronic music with lush, atmospheric soundscapes. Originally a graphic designer (under the moniker ISO50), Hansen brings a strong visual element to his work, crafting immersive experiences that combine music and art. His music, often described as cinematic and nostalgic, bridges the gap between electronic and organic instrumentation, making him a staple in the chillwave and post-rock scenes.

Chaos & Carnage 2025
4/17 | The UC Theatre | 2036 University Ave, Berkeley | 4 p.m. | $60.50

Chaos & Carnage 2025 is kicking off their deathcore/death metal tour in Berkeley. Come thrash with headliners Dying Fetus & Cradle of Filth and special guests Fleshgod Apocalypse, Ne Obliviscaris, UNDEATH, VOMIT FORTH, and Corpse Pile. This is your chance to let loose and rage with your favorite metal bands!

Fungus Fashion at NightLife: Fungus Among Us
4/17 | Museum of Craft and Design | 2569 3rd St, SF | 6 p.m. | $25, 21+

Join Museum of Craft and Design at the annual California Academy of Sciences’ fungus-filled extravaganza! Craft your own sparking Magic mush-crown – it will be spore fun than you can imagine.

The Crossword Show
4/17 | The Commons, KQED Headquarters | 2601 Mariposa St, SF | 7 p.m. | $35.80

In this edition of The Crossword Show, Zach Sherwin (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, Epic Rap Battles of History, MAD Magazine) hosts local personalities to solve an actual crossword puzzle live onstage, with everything displayed on a big screen so the audience can follow along. As they decipher various clues, Zach takes the show down rabbit holes of comedy, music, wordplay, and trivia, all inspired by the answer words. Everything ties together at the end for a grand finale that’s as satisfying as it is mind-blowing. You don’t need ANY crossword expertise to be dazzled by this hilarious, life-affirming, one-of-a-kind experience!

Friday 4/18

Laura Jane Grace & The Mississippi Medicals
4/18 | Cornerstone | 2367 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley | 8 p.m. | $40.64-$45.20

Laura Jane Grace is a major figure in today’s rock scene as both a solo artist and the front person of Against Me!. As a working artist, she has released six solo offerings and seven albums with Against Me!, and in 2012 went public with her gender transition in the pages of Rolling Stone. In her music, she continues to detail her journey all while staying true to her earlier themes of outspoken political critique – environmentalism along with personal and social liberation – with a base in American music including country and folk-rock, with a penchant for noise and anarchy. Laura Jane will be joined by her band “The Mississippi Medicals” featuring Matt Patton of Drive-By Truckers (bass), Mikey Erg of The Ergs (drums) and Paris Campbell Grace (vocals, percussion).

West Coast Craft Market
4/18 | Fort Mason Center | 2 Marina Blvd, SF | 4 p.m. | Free, All ages

The WCC Market in San Francisco brings together 100+ of the best artist and designer craftspeople at a nighttime, single-day, outdoor market on the Fort Mason Center campus. A joint effort by Fort Mason Center for Arts & Culture, Off the Grid, and West Coast Craft, the night market is an immersive experience combining shopping, food, and art.

Kraftwerk Multimedia Tour 2025 – 50 Years of Autobahn
4/18 | Greek Theatre | 2001 Gayley Rd, Berkeley | 6:30 p.m. Doors | $78.15+

The multi-media project Kraftwerk was started in 1970 by Ralf Hütter and Florian Schneider. They set up their electronic Kling Klang Studio in Düsseldorf, Germany, where they conceived and produced all Kraftwerk albums. By the mid 1970’s Kraftwerk had achieved international recognition for their revolutionary electronic ‘sound scapes’ and their musical experimentation with robotics and other technical innovations. With their visions of the future, Kraftwerk created the soundtrack for the digital age of the 21st century. Their compositions, using innovative techniques, synthetic voices and computerized rhythms, have had a major international influence across an entire range of music genres: from Electro to Hip-Hop, from Techno to SynthPop. In their live performances, Kraftwerk composer, author and producer Ralf Hütter illustrates his belief in the respective contributions of both man and machine.

But-tah’s Jook Joint
4/18 | Freight & Salvage | 2020 Addison St, Berkeley | 8 p.m. | $45-$60

This concert allows the audience to celebrate with us and the vivacious sounds of Ms. BUT-TAH, The Buttahluv Band & her soulful cast of All-Star Performers. Ready to take you on a musical journey back in time to when Rhythm & Blues was first born. Right out of the Swing Era, to the Funky Soulful Sounds of the 70’s. Guests are invited to dress up in their favorite 1940’s-1970’s attire and join in the fun. So come ready to “Cut-a-Rug” as we misbehave inside But-tah’s Jook Joint! 

Friday Nights at OMCA | Earth Day in the Bay
4/18 | Oakland Museum of California |  1000 Oak St, Oakland | 5 p.m. | Free

This Friday, celebrate Earth Day in the Bay at OMCA! Join us for an unforgettable day in OMCA’s outdoor garden, filled with performances, games, and hands-on activities that will engage visitors of all ages. This free event, in partnership with Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) teachers and students, celebrates sustainability and environmental themes with arts, sciences, and local culture, all working towards a greener future for the Bay Area. Voices of all ages will be featured, making it an inclusive, fun, and meaningful way to connect with the Earth and each other.


Saturday 4/19

Bicycle Day 2025
4/19 | The Midway | 900 Marin St, SF | 8 p.m. | $25-$100

The beloved Bicycle Day SF party is back for our annual gathering, returning to The Midway Creative Complex for another magical night celebrating psychedelic culture. Join us for the 12th Annual Bicycle Day SF on April 19th, 2025, as we host an unforgettable evening filled with live music, high art, and a vibrant extraterrestrial community. Immerse yourself in a world of visual artists, local vendors, expressive dancers, and interactive installations across two rooms of music, going until the wee hours in true Bicycle Day style.

NITEFREAK (Day Party)
4/19 | Rooftop at VIA | 138 King St, SF | 1 p.m. | $24.72-$293.55, 21+

NITEFREAK is coming back to San Francisco on Saturday, April 19th to play a day party at the iconic, Hotel VIA Rooftop! Afro-house star, Nitefreak, will be playing in the crowd, in the middle of the party This will be a vibe. Prepare yourself for amazing 360-degree views of the city and one of the best party venues in San Francisco. Located right across the street from Oracle Park, this breathtaking venue leaves you in awe.

Free Community Art-Making on the Beach
4/19 | Ocean Beach | 704 Great Hwy, SF | 10 a.m. | Free, All ages

A fun afternoon of creativity and art on the beach as we create a beautiful artwork on the sand! No experience necessary – just bring your enthusiasm and creativity. The tools you need will be provided to make a masterpiece. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or just looking to try something new, this event is accessible to everyone. Tell your friends, bring your family, and come enjoy a spell at the beach creating monumental art together.

Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival – Weekend 2
4/19-4/20 | SF Japantown | Post & Fillmore St, SF | 11 a.m. | Free, All ages

The Northern California Cherry Blossom Festival Grand Parade on Sunday brings color and cheer to the streets of San Francisco and Japantown! A lively procession of taiko drummers, dancers, and decorative floats will celebrate the Festival and the Japanese traditions that thrive here in Northern California.

MEUTE
4/19 | Frank H. Ogawa Plaza | 1 Frank H Ogawa Plz, Oakland | 3 p.m. | $48.65

The bass is vibrating, confetti is shimmering, and the red uniforms are popping in the strobe light. Germany’s explosive electronic marching band – MEUTE – performs outside City Hall’s iconic steps for our official kickoff spring block party.

The Red Balloon Chalenge
4/19 | Temple | 540 Howard St, SF | 8 p.m. | $23.18-$44.35, 21+

Join Singles Bay Area and Temple Nightclub for an Unforgettable Night! The evening will feature interactive activities where selected participants can participate in a fun interactive red balloon game. Pop the balloon….Or find love. Then, get ready to dance! The night transforms into Temple’s legendary nightclub experience, featuring rooms with World Class DJs.

Sunday 4/20

Hunky Jesus & Foxy Mary Contest
4/20 | Dolores Park | 19th &  Dolores St, SF | 10 a.m. | Free, All ages

The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence will be back to Dolores Park on 4/20 with their annual Easter celebrations and the Hunky Jesus contest!

Bring Your Own Big Wheel Race
4/20 | Potrero Hill | Vermont St & 20th, SF | 2 p.m. | Free

It’s happening kids! Young people, preferred under 13 years old (with adult supervision or permission) have their own hour to use the street from 2pm-3pm before the adults get their time to make utter fools of themselves. Be respectful and give them space during this time. We are reserving this hour for the little ones no matter how few we have so we will not begin the regular adult rides until the 3pm. 

Fortunate Youth w/ Eureka Sound
4/20 | Great American Music Hall | 859 O’Farrell St, SF | 8 p.m. | $30-$35

My brother’s band, Eureka Sound is opening for Fortunate Youth! From backyard BBQs in SoCal beach towns to its rise as one of the most popular reggae rock bands in the country, Fortunate Youth remains devoted to its roots and a simple mission: Spread peace, love, and unity with music. It’s a mantra of sorts for the multi-faceted sextet from Hermosa Beach, driving a relentless thirst for live performances and an ever-evolving cache of original material dotted with influences of blues, ska, rock, world, soul, and punk.

Jeff Bridges – The Big Lebowski Screening: An Evening with The Dude
4/20 | The Masonic | 1111 California St, SF | 6:30 p.m. | $55-$150

Movie screening and discussion with The Dude himself, Jeff Bridges.

Hubba Hubba Revue: THE HUBBET SHOW!
4/20 | DNA Lounge | 375 11th St, SF | 7 p.m. Doors | $15-$40, 18+

It’s time to get things started! Join aerialists, acrobats and the tops in tease, in the show you’ve been asking us to do for years and years! Get your seats now and join San Francisco’s world famous burlesque and variety revue for an all-star evening with The Hubbets!

Monday 4/21

Freight Open Mic
4/21 | Freight & Salvage | 2020 Addison St, Berkeley | 7:30 p.m. | Free w/ RSVP

We are excited to welcome you to the longest running open stage in the Bay Area! Our Open Mic has brought in some of our brightest performers, including Shawn Colvin, Dana Carvey, Alvin Youngblood Hart, and Patrick Landeza. The audience is friendly – and people actually listen! So come on down and join the fun. All performers welcome. Doors open at 6:30pm, the lottery for performance spots is held at 7:20. The show starts promptly after the drawing.

Nikki Lane
4/2 | The Chapel | 777 Valencia St, SF | 8 p.m. | $27-$30

Denim & Diamonds was born out of a moment of careful consideration in Lane’s career-when several years of touring behind her last album came to an end and the early days of the pandemic forced everyone inside, Lane knew it was time to find inspiration somewhere new. Lane enlisted Queens of the Stone Age frontman Joshua Homme to help her bring Denim & Diamonds to life, with whom she assembled a studio band of big-budget talent. With Homme’s help, Lane transformed 11K+ the seeds of ideas she had for years into an album that nods to her wide-ranging influences. Denim & Diamonds was a chance for Lane to take stock of her first decade as a songwriter as she traces her origin story from her religious youth in South Carolina to Nashville Rebel.

Deafheaven
4/21 | The Fillmore | 1805 Geary Blvd, SF | 8 p.m. | $41.25

Deafheaven is an American black metal band formed in 2010. They are known for their blend of blackgaze brutality and lush dream pop, which has endeared them to fans beyond the world of heavy metal music.

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