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Great American Music Hall (GAMH)859 O'Farrell StreetSan Francisco, CA 94109 map cross street: Polk district: Polk Gulch/Van Ness Tel. 415.885.0750 Website |
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 | Mon Jul 06 Undeniably, The Reverend Horton Heat, aka Jim Heath, is the biggest, baddest, grittiest, greasiest, greatest rocker that ever piled his hair up and pounded the drinks down. Without question, for all of his outlandish antics, blistering stage performa... More |  |
| Tue Jul 07 Undeniably, The Reverend Horton Heat, aka Jim Heath, is the biggest, baddest, grittiest, greasiest, greatest rocker that ever piled his hair up and pounded the drinks down. Without question, for all of his outlandish antics, blistering stage performa... More | |
| Thu Jul 09 Montana Slim String Band is an emerging newgrass string band from San Francisco. Combining diverse musical backgrounds and influences, they have succeeded in creating a sound all their own. Built upon invigorating live performances, peppered with due... More | |
| Fri Jul 10 In recent years, the soundtrack to coastal life has taken on many forms. From the laid- back island folk of Jack Johnson to the reggae-infused punk rock of Sublime, beach- inspired music has gone in vastly different directions.
In comes Bag of To... More | |
| Sat Jul 11 LUCE began in 2000 as a one-man band when Tom Luce began writing songs in his bedroom in the foggy Richmond District of San Francisco. What later became the hit song, “Good Day,” was inspired by the prosaic life of the typical San Franciscan yet is u... More | |
| Mon Jul 13 TORTOISE RELEASE BEACONS OF ANCESTORSHIP JUNE 23RD ON THRILL JOCKEY. FIRST FULL-LENGTH OF NEW MATERIAL IN FIVE YEARS.
The great majority of artists spend their formative years, if not their entire careers, working to shake off the gravitational p... More | |
| Wed Jul 15 The Reverend Perton's Big Damn Band / Tiny Television / Four Year Bender @ Great American Music Hall The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band actually isn't that big. It's kinda like your husky pal everyone calls "Tiny." The young, modest three-piece from Indianapolis makes up for its size deficiency with a high-energy sound steeped in classic Blues trad... More | |
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| Thu Jul 16 Orenda Fink and Maria Taylor are Azure Ray. On Hold on Love, the ladies' third full-length album, Azure Ray lets out an eloquent, reverberating, satisfying breath.
As a departure from 2001's self-titled debut and 2002's Burn & Shiver (both releas... More | |
| Fri Jul 17 Cage penned one of the landmark records of the golden era of NYC underground/independent rap music in the late 90s on Fondle 'em records.The record was called Agent Orange b/w Radio Head.The record propelled Cage into cult star status. (check out chr... More | |
| Thu Jul 23 Reunion Tour is another superb tome from indie rock's most singular narrators, the Weakerthans. The new album was recorded after-hours above a closed factory in the cold Canadian spring, weaving the frontier loneliness of the environment into rich ly... More | |
| Fri Jul 24 Prepare for a funk showdown of mammoth proportions as New Orleans ultimate party band Rebirth Brass Band do 2 big nights at the Great American Music Hall. Virginia party favorites the Hackensaw Boys open on Friday with San Francisco studs the Extra A... More | |
| Mon Jul 27 Spinnerette is the sound of a sweaty black leather glove holding a lollipop's stick, shoving it into crushed glass before offering you the first lick. If that made any sense, it might be Spinnerette. There is sweetness and there is menace. You will h... More | |
| Tue Jul 28 The Mekons were born to punk parents from the belly of rock'n'roll 25 albums and 30 long and hard years ago. These twisted folk have laughed more laughs, cried more tears and writ more tunes than you can shake a stick at whilst building a reputation ... More | |
| Fri Jul 31 **First 100 people through the door will receive a FREE CD from the Stan Ridgway catalog!!!***
“Music is more than just chords and notes to me, it has the ability to make pictures in the mind My records are designed to be seen as well as heard.”—S... More | |
| Wed Aug 05 RSVP for the Facebook Event of the show your attending and interact in the community with other paticipants.
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 | Fri Aug 14 Featured performers are: Barry Syska's Fantasy Orchestra and 5 Cent Coffee
The event will be DJed by Skip (New Wave City) and MzSamantha (Clockwork, The Box). MCed by Psychokitty, and of course the key ingredient is you, as we all come together fo... More | |
| About Great American Music Hall (GAMH) San Francisco's oldest and grandest nightclub, the Great American Music Hall carries guests back to an earlier, more elegant era, with its ornate balconies, soaring marble columns and elaborate ceiling frescoes. Long-time customers and newcomers alike feel at home in the 5,000-square-foot concert hall that symbolized renewal and optimism when it opened in 1907. Today, a professional sound and lighting system, two full bars, a modern kitchen and a spacious oak dance floor help to blend contemporary quality with turn-of-the-century graciousness. |
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Editorial Review  Brett Constantino of Sleepy Sun Weird and Simple By Matt Crawford (06/04/2009)" After spending most of this year touring the U.S. and Europe and recording new songs, Sleepy Sun vocalist Brett Constantino is regrouping in the shadow of the Sierras, shoveling dirt and working on landscaping projects on his parents’ property. “It’s so beautiful up here,” he says. “It’s a different kind of paradise.” What’s next? More touring this summer, more recording and eventually maybe enough money to afford a permanent residence, Costantino says. But first, a celebration of the official release of the band’s debut album, Embrace, at Great American Music Hall on June 19th. " |
Editorial Review  King Khan Rocking Like a Hurricane By Matt Crawford (05/26/2009)" Rock ’n’ roll is alive and well with King Khan and the Shrines, the Berlin-based outfit that returns to San Francisco with its big-band psychedelic boogie March 28th at Great American Music Hall. Khan spoke with SF Station shortly after his tour started during a phone interview from New York. " |
Editorial Review  Jared Swilley of Black Lips Band on the Run By Matt Crawford (04/23/2009)" Sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll are part of San Francisco’s DNA, but, as the Black Lips recently found out, those founding principles still meet persistent opposition in distant locales. The Atlanta-based quartet recently fled India under the threat of arrest after a rowdy show caught the ire of local police. They bring their stripped-down (literally) rock to Great American Music Hall on April 30th. Bassist Jared Swilley spoke with SF Station about touring overseas, recreational use of prescription cough syrup and collaborations with members of the Wu Tang Clan during a phone interview from Atlanta. " |
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