Between the blog and the print section , SF Weekly covers some excellent bands. Take a listen below to hear who's coming to town this week in the Bay Area. Highlights include Gogol Bordello gypsie punking the Warfield, Explosions in the Sky bringing their electronic goodness to the Great American Music Hall (for three nights) and Margaret Cho cracking jokes at the Warfield (for two nights). Check out the tunes and go hear some great stuff! - Melissa Baron
Each week SF Weekly covers all sorts of rad shows in the San Francisco area. This week Built to Spill brings some fun to Fillmore while Digital Underground "Humpty Dance"s into Red Devil Lounge and Too $hort hip hops into 1015 Folsom. Check them out and take a listen below! - Melissa Baron
We talked about super rad bands in the SF Weekly music section this week. Sia charmed her way into hearts while the Kills and the Hives rocked hard. Plus DJ Shadow & Cut Chemist, X Clan and DJ Sneak delivered the best hip hop has to offer. Listen up, these guys know what's hot, plus all the bands are playing in SF this week. -Melissa Baron
Click the play button below and listen to the good bands coming to SF this week. Then peruse the full stories about said bands at the SF Weekly Music Section. --ASD Staff Report
(The SF Music Stream hits every Wednesday on All Shook Down. If you want us to notify you each Wednesday, send me an email and I'll add you to the list. david.downs@villagevoicemedia.com)
For those who missed the shows, here's our SF Music Stream of the Week, featuring Liars, Yeasayer, and Hey Willpower and some other stuff we wrote about in the print music section.-ASD Staff Report, Thanks Medina
I really like the music we wrote about in the SF Weekly music section this week. The Cool Kids make it sound like hip-hop ain't dead, Dan Deacon creates noisy-awesome madness that the warehouse kids can only dream of, and Cornelius's coffee shop muzak deserves genuine respect. New tunes, people! Listen for your own good. -douche twice
(The SF Music Stream is compiled every Wenesday by Oscar Medina, usually it runs on Wednesday at 9 a.m., but things got super-FUBAR this week.)
