28 Years, 28 Songs (Noise Pop 2020: The Bay Bridged Edition)

It’s February, and one of the most anticipated yearly Bay Area music festivals is right around the corner.

Now in its 28th (!) year, Noise Pop always proves to be one of the most reliable sources showcasing homegrown and up-and-coming talents.

To celebrate these 28 years of highlighting burgeoning local artists and independent-minded favorites, here’s 28 songs of some of the most anticipated artists from 2020’s schedule.

Be sure to check out the full lineup, and follow us on Spotify for more playlists. You might just find a new local hero.

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About the Author: JD Bray

Queerdo in the SF Bay Area by way of the Deep South. Yeah, okay— it's complicated. Mostly, I'm a plebian with lofty and/or daring fond illusions. I'm deeply interested in exploring the artistic contributions of the LGBTQ community and other traditionally marginalized groups. I can wax poetic about the restorative powers of Brandon Boyd and Incubus, but I'll try to spare you the details. Music seems to be one of the only ways to break ground in understanding this wicked, wide, and wild world, so I'm strapping in. Have a lead, want to chat, or share a cat meme? Contact me at jack.bray@thebaybridged.com.