Album Review By Shimmy Boyle Hold onto your butts!  Folk rock darlings The Sam Chase & The Untraditional have done it again. Their latest release, Great White Noise, is by turns a raucous barnstormer of an album, a gritty meditation rife with nostalgia, and a coldly burning manifesto of political

The styles, the glamour, the wax…how ladies are wearing it all over the world

Step into a world of adventure with the San Francisco Beer Passport. There’s no better way to explore San Francisco than to literally drink it in. This passport is amazing! Each one contains 27 coupons to buy one beer, get a second beer FREE at 27 of the finest locally

This is the biggest week for art in San Francisco. Dope art parties, fairs & festivals in the streets, hotels & event centers of San Francisco this week.

Here are some fun ways to celebrate an incredible artist.   Prince themed events in San Francisco & Oakland (if you didn’t get your fill last night) Prince Tribute Weekend @ the Church of 8 Wheels Apr. 22, 7pm – Apr. 24, 6pm Church Of 8 Wheels, SF Come to

“What a magical day of splendor in the grass, glory in the flower, we will watch people do ‘dollar daps’, and celebrate stoner power.” Brokeassstuart.com reporting live from Hippie Hill at 4/20 Fest in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park on April 21st at 10 something in the morning. We inched along through a steady

Calling all EMD and Classical music fans; composer and DJ Mason Bates joins the San Francisco Symphony Orchestra and guest conductor Pablo Heras-Casado to bring us Auditorium, an electro-acoustic soundscape that unites two incredible methods of making music.  Portions of the performance contain sounds from Nasa’s first space walk, another has beats from

The 100th annual Pulitzer Prizes were handed out on Monday, bringing honors to the AP for a series that freed thousands of slaves, a Washington Post database that tracked deadly police shootings in the U.S., and a hip-hop themed Broadway musical about Alexander Hamilton. But many were shocked to learn

Made from a wide range of materials, the mechanical figures that make up the genre of automata are surprisingly human. Hailing from a “simpler time”, the animated human and animal sculptures have historically been used in order to tell stories.