Live This Month: July 2013 — an audio guide through SF concerts this month (Podcast #309)

In Live This Month, we sample some of the great local and out-of-town bands performing in the coming month in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Festival season kicks off this month in the Bay Area, and we’re really excited to be bringing you the the third annual Phono del Sol Music & Food Festival on July 13th. This episode features new music from Phono del Sol performers Blouse and Painted Palms, two of the twelve great bands that will be performing all day. Speaking of all day fun, the Burger Boogaloo brings Oblivians, Redd Kross, Jonathan Richman, Fuzz and more to Oakland’s Mosswood Park on July 6 and 7.

Beyond the festivals, though, there are plenty more excellent shows coming up in July. Powerdove‘s Annie Lewandowski started her band in the Bay Area; she’s back in town on the heels of Do You Burn?, recorded with Deerhoof’s John Dieterich. If you’re in the mood for something heavier, there’s Hausu‘s mix of indie rock and punk sounds, as well as SF’s Deafheaven, returning from tour after releasing the acclaimed Sunbather.

Enjoy the podcast and then go see some concerts!

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About the bands:

Brass Bed – “I’ll Be There With Bells On”
Joining Sea of Bees and Garrett Pierce on July 16 at the Rickshaw Stop

Blouse – “No Shelter”
Painted Palms – “Upper Floors”
Both bands are performing at the Phono del Sol Music & Food Festival at Potrero del Sol Park on July 13.

Rogue Wave – “College”
Returning home from tour for shows at The Independent on July 12 and July 13

Wyatt Blair – “Ba Ba Ba (Life’s a Bitch)”
Performing with Cool Ghouls, Meat Market, Corners, Froth, and DJ Al Lover at the Brick & Mortar Music Hall on July 18

Jaill – “Waste A Lot Of Things”
The band’s tour with Cosmonauts comes to the Brick & Mortar Music Hall on July 3, with Disappearing People, Scraper, and DJ Joel Gion

Oblivians – “Run For Cover”
Appearing at the Burger Boogaloo on July 7 and at The Independent on July 8

Hausu – “Leaning Mess”
Joining Twin Steps and FF at the Hemlock Tavern on July 7

Deafheaven – “Dream House”
Headlining Bottom of the Hill on July 15; Marriages, Monuments Collapse, and DJ Rob Metal also perform

Daughn Gibson – “The Sound of Law”
Playing the Rickshaw Stop on July 30; William Tyler and Carletta Sue Kay also perform

Upside Drown – “Go”
Opening the 8th Annual Big Time Freedom Fest at El Rio on July 4

Powerdove – “Under Awnings”
Joining Common Eider, King Eider and Windchimes at the Hemlock Tavern on July 21

The Flamin’ Groovies – “Yesterday’s Numbers”
The reunited Groovies perform at The Chapel on July 10 with Deniz Tek (of Radio Birdman), Chuckleberries, and DJ Sid Presley.