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Cafe du Nord2170 Market StreetSan Francisco, CA 94114 map cross street: Sanchez district: Castro/Upper Market Tel. 4158615016 Email Cafe du Nord Website |
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| Tue Jul 07 "Miniature Tigers' sound was forged in the bedroom of frontman Charlie Brand, only to quickly outgrow the space, with the band soon finding itself on stage, in the studio and signed to Phoenix's Modern Art Records in short order. Brand's lyrics - a m... More | |
 | Wed Jul 08 "2009 finds New York City-based indie-pop masters Nightmare of You at the height of their most inspired and creative period to date; with new songs, a new lineup, and a brand new full-length album entitled "Infomaniac", slated for a August 4th, 2009 ... More | |
| Thu Jul 09 "One listen to Feast Or Famine, and it is undeniable that the deep, gruff voice that once screamed powerful punk anthems belongs to none other than Chuck Ragan. The former Hot Water Music frontman has become a musical troubadour, writing stripped-dow... More | |
| Fri Jul 10 "Rosin Coven presents an irreverent yet elegant balance between musicianship, poise, theatricality, and humor. They're found where you least expect them...in nightclubs, theatres, parks, festivals, museums, deserts, parades, galas, and foreign lands.... More | |
 | Mon Jul 13 "Although six months earlier people were telling New Zealand's Datsuns to give up, by mid-2002 London's music press was hailing them as "genius." By then the Datsuns had already been playing their brand of garage rock for six years, ever since they m... More | |
 | Tue Jul 14 "A Seattle electro combo formed by Luke Smith and Shaun Libman, Natalie Portman's Shaved Head drew comparisons to such established genre names as the Fitness and the United States of Electronica. Their debut gig, after taking on additional members Da... More | |
| Wed Jul 15 "On her third Nonesuch release, Saltbreakers, singer-songwriter Laura Veirs remains tantalized by the mysteries and marvels of the natural world, filling her work with images, both precise and poetic, of the ocean and the stars. But she digs even dee... More | |
| Thu Jul 16 "A great debut from San Franciscan quartet, Lumerians. The self-titled ep walks freely between pounding krautian rhythms, etherial harmonies and even touches of dub. The band take nods from just about every arena feeding into modern psychedelics; key... More | |
| Fri Jul 17 "Flipper, one of history's most in-your-face outfits, was championed by Biafra. Although not hardcore kids, these SF Punk vets with ex-members of The Offs and Negative Trend made their name playing to HC crowds.
Ted Falconi, Steve DePace, Bruce L... More | |
| Sat Jul 18 Peter and Chris grew up together in Winston-Salem, NC, and started playing music together in middle school—and have really never stopped. Through countless bands along the way—including Rittenhouse Square, Little Diesel, Sneakers, the H-Bombs, the dB... More | |
| Sat Jul 18 "Unagi was raised in a musical household where playing multiple instruments was the norm. As a kid, he played piano and trumpet around the house and in the school band, progressing to guitar, bass, and drums in junior high. Access to his stepdad's gi... More | |
 | Sun Jul 19 "Lavay Smith, vocalist and bandleader of the Red Hot Skillet Lickers, grew up in Southern California and the Phillipines. She has become an internationally recognized Diva of Jazz and Blues, with a singing style influenced by Billie Holiday, Dinah Wa... More | |
| Mon Jul 20 Richards grew up in San Francisco, the daughter of Ted and Teresa Richards, stars of the underground comics revolution. Her father created The 40 Year Old Hippie; her mother was one of the founding editors and contributors of Wimmin’s Comix in the 19... More |
 | Wed Jul 22 Ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats, for the show is about to begin. 'The red haired one' will now start making electro-pop mean something again. Elly Jackson is 20 years old, she has a short ginger bob, freckles, a nose that makes your hear... More | |
| Thu Jul 23 After a number of deaths in his family, Geographer founder Michael Deni left his hometown in New Jersey for San Francisco. He spent the next several months with his guitar and a synthesizer he found on the street, turning the tragedy that drove him f... More | |
| Fri Jul 24 "He knows how to dance you!" Grateful Dead lyricist John Perry Barlow exclaimed on hearing Colm perform. Both violinist and composer, Colm likes to sit on borders. In the name of bringing more beauty into the world and thrilling his audiences while h... More | |
| Sat Jul 25 When a band’s name is SEX WITH NO HANDS, you know they mean business. These pioneers of accordion-funk merge Rock, R&B, and Polka into a high-energy dance party of original songs and crowd favorites.
SEX WITH NO HANDS features two electric accordi... More | |
| Sun Jul 26 The three members of Band of Skulls, Russell Marsden (guitar & vocals), Emma Richardson (bass & vocals) & Matt Hayward (drums), first met at college and quickly discovered that having two lead singers and three songwriters in a band was always going ... More | |
| Mon Jul 27 After Seth Kauffman’s 2006 debut and 2007 follow-up left critics drawing comparisons as diverse as Motown to the Carribean, Kauffman returns as Floating Action. This April, Park The Van Records will release Floating Action’s self-titled debut, and Ka... More | |
| Tue Jul 28 Roger Rocha is an American songwriter, guitarist and vocalist.
He is the grandson of the famous abstract expressionist artist, Clyfford Still.
He is perhaps best known as the guitarist for the group 4 Non Blondes who had a hit with “What’s Up?”... More | |
| Fri Jul 31 In the five years since we last heard a studio album from Trashcan Sinatras, things have been looking up. After more than two decades in the business the guys behind the 1990’s GO! Discs albums Cake, I’ve Seen Everything, A Happy Pocket and 2004’s We... More | |
| Mon Aug 03 "Hymns for a Dark Horse is the first album from Raleigh, N.C., trio Bowerbirds. Indicative of the music they make, Bowerbirds were born of unequal parts conflict and sweetness.
Phil Moore and Mark Paulson had moved east from Iowa to form a band, T... More | |
| Wed Aug 12 "Dan Reed has had an interesting journey throughout the entertainment world. His first band named Dan Reed Network was signed to Polygram Records in 1987 by Derek Shulman, known for signing such acts as Bon Jovi, Pantera, and Nickleback to name a few... More | |
| Thu Aug 20 "When their longtime band, Halou, came to an end in 2008 (during a US tour with indie legend Bob Mould), Ryan and Rebecca Coseboom regrouped quickly and launched their new project, Stripmall Architecture. Stripmall Architecture often achieves an almo... More | |
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Editorial Review  Jeremy Jay Slow Dance the Night Away By Matt Crawford (03/27/2009)" Singer/songwriter Jeremy Jay returns to San Francisco April 3rd for a show at Café du Nord. His latest album Slow Dance, follows his debut LP released less than a year ago, and features a more band-oriented sound with hints of teenage romanticism, surf music, space-age 50s rock and silky falsetto R&B. He spoke with SF Station from Los Angeles following a recent tour of Europe. " |
Editorial Review  Isobel Campbell Q&A The Former Belle & Sebastian Member Goes Solo By Chris Ellis (03/10/2006)" Many know Isobel Campbell as a member of the melancholic Glasgow outfit Belle & Sebastian. Her departure from the band was a disappointment to many but her new solo career has hopefully filled the gap for her devout fans. Her second album, Ballad of the Broken Seas is a chiaroscuro effort with Mark Lanegan (Queens of the Stone Age, Screaming Trees) filling in the shadows. Isobel candidly talks with SF Station about her collaboration with Mark, the cyclical nature of the music world and more. " |
Editorial Review  The Love X Nowhere at Café Du Nord 10/4 By Matt Forsman (09/23/2005)" The San Francisco based band, The Love X Nowhere brings their unique mellow, psychedelic infused rock to Café Du Nord on Tuesday, October 4. Celebrating the release of their second EP, Odyssey, The Love X Nowhere's latest album has the kind of sound that seems all too appropriate for San Francisco. " |
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