Episode 111: Man/Miracle
This week's podcast spotlights the eclectic rock of Man/Miracle, a quartet that recently relocated to the Bay Area after finding substantial success in Santa Cruz. The group debuted [...]
This week's podcast spotlights the eclectic rock of Man/Miracle, a quartet that recently relocated to the Bay Area after finding substantial success in Santa Cruz. The group debuted [...]
Last Tuesday (4/08/08) at The Hemlock proved a night of 1930s flare as Tippy Canoe and the Paddlemen, Uni and her Ukulele and Agent Ribbons put on a show [...]
The Bay Bridged is proud to announce the latest "Bay Bridged Presents" event, a concert celebrating the release of Dylan's Lost Days, the sophomore album by San Francisco's The [...]
This week, we're pleased to feature 20 Minute Loop, a San Francisco quintet that likely need no introduction to fans of Bay Area indie pop music. The group [...]
Our podcast this week spotlights Master/Slave, a San Francisco duo who play highly danceable indie rock. It's a big sound for a two-piece, layering drum machines and [...]
We're back with another edition of Live This Month, our podcast series spotlighting music from some of the best shows this month. One additional show we hope you'll [...]
This week, we're bringing you our latest monthly mix, featuring some great submissions we've received along with some new tracks from some old favorites:
Tommy Guerrero brings us a track [...]
This week's podcast features San Francisco's Here Here, a chamber pop seven-piece who have quickly established themselves as one of the most exciting young bands in the Bay, with [...]
This week, our podcast features the music of San Francisco's Wooden Shjips, a quartet that plays experimental psych filtered through a stripped-down rock approach. That unique sound helped [...]
Little Teeth
Little Teeth started off this 6pm Noise Pop show at the Rickshaw Stop. This local band consists of three members that switch from one eclectic instrument to the [...]
Kelley Stoltz
The night began with The Weather Underground (LA) taking the stage to create a swell of cymbals and everlasting sustain. Eventually the song burst into something like U2 [...]
On Sunday, March 9th, Portland's Blue Skies for Black Hearts ("Here Comes The Rain") cap off a strong indie pop-rock bill at the Hemlock Tavern alongside Oakland's The Hot [...]