OK Noise Pop, we see you. The Bay Area’s premier indie music festival went off this year, their 25th Anniversary, releasing a seemingly endless number of lineup announcements, all [...]
By Pranav Trewn|February 6, 2017|Comments Off on A conflict guide For Noise Pop’s massive 2017 lineup
Through our work, The Bay Bridged has taken a leading role in supporting local musicians and the Bay Area music community, but we can't do it alone! Your support [...]
By The Bay Bridged|December 16, 2016|Comments Off on Support The Bay Bridged and you could win tickets to Outside Lands and Noise Pop!
Well, we have at least one thing to look forward to in 2017: Noise Pop has release the first wave of names scheduled to play their 2017 festival. Included [...]
By Jody Amable|November 14, 2016|Comments Off on Noise Pop announces first 2017 names: Vince Staples, Adia Victoria and more
Attending a concert isn’t an isolated experience — it’s an extension of a relationship an individual listener builds with an artist. Watching a live performance is only one of [...]
By Pranav Trewn|March 2, 2016|Comments Off on Noise Pop: Carly Rae Jepsen and audience as the art
San Francisco's own The Soft White Sixties are descendants of the type of rock and roll that aims for the heart by taking a shortcut through the hips. Lead [...]
By Pranav Trewn|February 22, 2016|Comments Off on Ticket Giveaway: The Soft White Sixties at The Chapel
Bury Me At Makeout Creek, Brooklyn musician Mitski's 2014 debut for Double Double Whammy, is a cohesive statement of an album. But it's not one of authoritative deliverance, nor [...]
By Pranav Trewn|February 18, 2016|Comments Off on To Die Clean and Pretty: Mitski’s Growing Legacy
What do you call pop music that doesn’t reach the mainstream? As today’s Top 40 continues to be gentrified by esoteric personalities squeezing out populist idealism, chart success seems [...]
By Pranav Trewn|February 17, 2016|Comments Off on The Noise Populist: Carly Rae Jepsen’s underground universalism
It's that time of the year, folks - a time when we're gearing up for Thanksgiving, the holidays, New Year's Eve, and then in the new year, the next [...]
By Anna Gazdowicz|November 18, 2015|Comments Off on Noise Pop 2016 initial lineup announced: Vince Staples, The Mountain Goats, Parquet Courts, and more
Dan Deacon – Baltimore's hero of the experimental underground – delivered a classic, highly interactive performance on Saturday night at the Chapel. Using a full light [...]
By Zack Frederick|March 3, 2015|Comments Off on Noise Pop 2015: Dan Deacon brings energy and crowd participation to The Chapel
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