Here Come the Saviours with The Mary Onettes and Magic Bullets

miss lisa dawn said

bummer. out of town. rawk!

michael m said

Is viv albertine really playing in S.F.? She's listed on the L.A. line up but not on the S.F. flyer... What's up with that?

st w said

WRONG! The Raincoats headlined Tenth Street Hall in SF along with Cabaret Voltaire, Young Marble Giants, The Sleepers and Minimal Man on October 24, 1980.

melanie b said

oh hi, i'm totally djing at this with the rest of the All Fall Down nerds. Hooray!

AE said

Festival passes are now available. Please see the links on our website (http://www.sfpopfest.com) and our myspace (http://www.myspace.com/sanfranciscopopfest).

Amy #1 said

ORRR you can click the Tickets link! :-)

AE said

Tickets are available at: http://www.rickshawstop.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=185. Festival passes for SFPopfest are on-sale at: http://www.sfpopfest.com.

Amy #1 said

fixed

AE said

I'm sure Tullycraft has led the way for such. Speaking of Tullycraft, this may well be their last live show ever! From their website (http://www.tullycraftnation.com): "As you may have seen by our February 27th post, Tullycraft has been a band for a long time now. Each of us has had a wonderful time, but over the years it's become increasingly difficult to balance our personal lives (i.e. Chris' goat farm, Cori's adult bookstore, etc..) with our time in the band. While we’re excited to continue to write and record music together, we’ve decided to take a step back from playing live shows. If you would like to catch Tullycraft live before our self-imposed hiatus, we have two shows scheduled: April 4th at the Crocodile (in Seattle), and May 23rd at the Rickshaw Stop (in San Francisco). Thanks so much."

melanie b said

so pumped. i really hope the homos don't suck now.

kardyhm k said

yes, THOSE homosexuals. they've been playing quite a bit over the last year in new york. both live shows i saw were super fun & energetic. did not disappoint.