It takes a certain brand of chutzpah for a band to tack 11 minutes of spaced-out krautrock onto the end of a 2-minute garage-pop song, and then make that [...]
Backseat Beat is a video series highlighting indie musicians and the city by the Bay. Armed with Flip cameras, we interview bands in the back seat of our '83 [...]
By The Bay Bridged|August 12, 2010|Comments Off on Backseat Beat, Episode 2: Camp Out
As you may have figured out by now, the Bay Bridged puts on a variety of local events and concerts, such as our recent Regional Bias fundraiser and our [...]
By The Bay Bridged|August 3, 2010|Comments Off on Call for Volunteers for Rock Make and Beyond!
We're excited to announce details about the third annual Rock Make Street Festival, taking place on Treat Avenue and 18th Street on Sunday, August 22nd, 2010 from 11am-6pm. [...]
By The Bay Bridged|July 30, 2010|Comments Off on Rock Make Street Festival Lineup and Pre-Party!
There's a reason to show up early, and hungry -- Regional Bias will kick off at 7pm with an art show and delicious food prepared by local chef Morgan [...]
By Nicole L. Browner|July 20, 2010|Comments Off on Introducing: the food and art of Regional Bias 2010
Local lushes The Saviours have been gone all summer, conquering Europe like some sort of tatted-up, four-headed George Patton. The band are a remarkable feel-good story for these Ke$haful [...]
By Ben Richardson|July 19, 2010|Comments Off on Shredification: Saviours Two-song EP in the Bag?
This band is world class fresh! The California Honeydrops are the real deal: transforming any dull scene into a world class dance party. Lech Wierzynski leads [...]
By The Bay Bridged|July 2, 2010|Comments Off on The California Honeydrops @ Chasing the Moon 06.26.10
Looking back though almost a century of hazy myth-making, every part of famed delta bluesman Robert Johnson's life has become the stuff of legend. With no birth certificate, a [...]
For the past four and half years, The Bay Bridged has been proud to champion the San Francisco Bay Area indie music scene through an innovative mixture of new [...]
Music writers are suckers for geography. Tying up groups of bands in neat little localized bows makes for easy copy, with the added benefit that once you pigeonhole a [...]
By Ben Richardson|June 14, 2010|Comments Off on Shredification: Washington State of Affairs
