Hometown Throwdown: Two SF favorites team up this Friday at The Indy

On Friday, November 18, two of San Francisco’s local favorites will team up for an evening of music that’s one part blues, one part surf, and two parts up-and-at-’em rock.

Hot Flash Heat Wave will warm the crowd up. A hit earlier this year at our Phono Del Sol Music and Food Festival, check out the video below and hear their surf-rock of the future for yourself.

Raucous rock and roll group The Stone Foxes will be headlining the evening, announcing on November 11 that the concert will be focused against hate. The philanthropic band will also be going out of their way to show support for the Bay Area community by inviting the Oakland School for the Arts‘ choir to join them.

The Foxes are also riding the recent release of their first live album, Live From The Loin, recorded last June at Great American Music Hall. Together, these two bands will have no trouble bringing together a wide array of danceable rock music, and it won’t be a show you want to miss.

The Stone Foxes, Hot Flash Heat Wave
The Independent
November 18, 2016
9pm, $25 (21+)

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Michigan grown, California cured. From punk to roots to indie to funk, progressive, ambient and poppy, music has been indispensable in his life and taking part in creating, receiving and sharing in the entire process has come second nature to Joshua. He works closely with musicians across the country and in his current city of Santa Cruz. Check out his work here with The Bay Bridged as well as Relix, Live For Live Music, Grateful Web and Glide Magazine.