La Plebe, Switchblade Riot, Shootin' Lucy, Bum City Saints

Robbin G said

clash <3 Erin

Erin said

i <3 the clash

Bobo B said

Go Van Gogh http://www.govangogh.net has been added to the bill, and will be opening the show at 8pm

Erin said

who are the started-its? nothing online about them...

bethany h said

From one of the Hubba Hubba Go-Go Zapatistas, come and see the show!

John H said

Hell yes!

josie s said

what is up with this listing? i think it's wrong. gilman's page sez it's on the 18th.

Erin said

this was fun. i drank too much to be of any use. sorry ryan! you rocked!!

Tina T said

Want to capture soul music in one word? Well, here you go: authenticity. If you're looking for good, shirt-soaking, life-affirming soul music that you feel all the way down to your spine, stay clear of today's glossy, melisma-overloaded R&B charts - they'll just leave you hollow and queasy. A better bet would be local soul revolutionaries Her Grace the Duchess. Boasting four Etta James- and Tina Turner-inspired vocalists, a pulsing rhythm section, and three fireball horn players, this 10-piece sweat syndicate is the Bay Area's answer to Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings: faithful, genuine, electrifying soul revivalists eager to remind us why the Stax and Motown sounds remain as perfect as ever. (Todd Lavoie)