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It's a bit chilly outside, but you know we've got some hot events coming up that'll get you movin' and shakin' all week long. Join all the locals at Harlot on Wednesday night for the Rumble with DJ Ted of Bagel Radio fame. Ride a mechanical bull til you can't ride no mo' at the 10th SF IndieFest opening night afterparty at CellSpace. Celebrate a whole different animal the following day at the Chinese New Year party with the up-and-coming DJ/Producer Switch at 1015. Get a head start on next season's fashions this Saturday with SomArts' all day and night event, Eternal Spring. And on Sunday, get your booty outside to join the Public Marching Band in Dolores Park. Don't forget you're marching hat!
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Tuesday, February 5, 2008
at Slim's (8pm)
When Matt Costa sat down to write what would become "Unfamiliar Faces," the follow-up to his 2005 debut full-length "Songs We Sing," the singer/songwriter took his most treasured belongings and put them on a shelf - then stared at them and just let the memories flow. "That way I could see everything that I loved," he explains...
at Etiquette (8pm)
Bring your friends for $4 Forties and $4 Sparks...
at 12 Galaxies (9pm)
A Portion of the proceeds and raffle will benefit the Tipitina's Foundation. This will be a huge Mardi Gras style throwdown with beads, Hurricanes, gumbo, jambalaya, masks and more!! Come in your best Mardi Gras outfit and let's get some Big Easy heat here in the SF winter!
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
at Harlot (8pm)
Just as you've fully recovered from your New Year's hangover and tossed your resolutions out the window, in comes The Rumble to get you back on track. There is no better way to boost the morale than to shake the holiday booty on the dancefloor.
at Bottom of the Hill (9pm)
"Despite their ominous-sounding name, New York's Blood on the Wall plays high-energy, danceable indie rock with boy-girl vocals. The trio consists of guitarist/vocalist Brad Shanks, bassist/vocalist Courtney Shanks, and drummer Miggy Littleton, also of Ida. Courtney and Littleton met when she found him selling records on a street corner...
at Vessel (9pm)
Featuring Nokola (KONTROL, Junior Boys own), Worthy (Dirtybird), Solar (PAC Sound, Bang The Box). Opening Music By Gordon Waze.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
at various locations (see listing for times)
10 years ago, the founders of SF Indiefest thought San Francisco could use an independent film festival to compliment our great art houses, established film fests and strong art scene. The world and the city has changed a bit since 1998, but every year more Bay Area film lovers come to these festivals and enjoy the opportunity to see films they won't see elsewhere...
at The Tricycle (6pm - 9pm)
All of the work in this show deals with the experience we have had growing up in an MTV/internet/techno-disconnect world, and this resulting need for a basic level of human interaction which facilities camaraderie, brotherhood, and the sharing of knowledge and experiences.
at Paramount Theatre (6pm - 9pm)
She is an artist with an abiding, deep commitment to lyrical honesty and musical integrity. Simply put, if Jill Scott feels it, she writes and sings it. While vivid imagery, metaphor and analogy are her stock in trade, there's no pretense, no hiding. She's upfront, in-your-face always real, using her own distinctive poetry to breathe life into words, digging inside to bring forth the accompanying emotion...
at The Tunnel Top (10pm)
An International Affair hosted by residents DJ Papi Chocolate (Worldwide/Smoove) and DJ Santero (Noches de Vudu). Salsa, Samba, Soca, Reggae, Bhangra, Afrobeat & International Hip Hop every Thursday. Come chill in a laid back atmosphere and heat up the winter nights.
at Cobb's Comedy Club (see listing for times)
Janeane Garofalo's comedy is cynical, harsh, and yet somehow still charming. Her topical rants often make fun of popular culture, politics, and the pressures on women to conform to body image ideals promoted by the media. Garofalo is a self-described pessimist: "I guess I just prefer to see the dark side of things. The glass is always half empty. And cracked. And I just cut my lip on it. And chipped a tooth."
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Friday, February 8, 2008
at The Warfield (8pm)
Editors return in June 2007 with their second album An End Has A Start, on Kitchenware Records. Following on from the phenomenal success of debut platinum album The Back Room the new recordings see the band deliver on the promise so many identified on that record...
at CounterPULSE (8pm)
relevance. Choreographer Brittany Brown Ceres explores how emotions are stored in our bodies and their implications in our actions, while experimental theater director Maya Gurantz focuses on the lives of Silicon Valley workers as they challenge the mythology of a "Clean" Silicon Valley.
at Slim's (8pm)
HorrorPops is about attitude, doing what they want when they want, but when they say "Bring It On," it's as much about enthusiasm as it is kicking ass. As you've no doubt deduced, "Bring It On" is the title of the band's second album for Hellcat Records. Written, rehearsed and recorded over gallons of beer and Jagermeister in various LA locales, the album is a raw, focused, playfully rabid attack.
at Great American Music Hall (9pm)
The Black Lips are kings of the psychedelic garage rock underground. Their unpredictable live show has turned them into the most notorious band on the road-- three singers singing lead on almost every song, flying blood, group kissing, sudden nudity, fireworks explosions, and pissing into their mouths and onto the audience are just some of the tricks up their sleeve...
at 1015 (10pm)
The Annual precession will start at 11:30pm, so arrive early so that you do not miss out we have some very special performance lined up for you. Featuring Switch, Glitch Mob, Claude Von Stroke, Loefah, An-Ten-Nae and more!
Saturday, February 9, 2008
at SomArts Cultural Center (Gallery) (2pm - late)
Eternal Spring - a celebration of life, love, arts and creativity. Join us in an all-day event featuring upcoming artists and designers from a variety of disciplines. The event will be held at the Saturday before Valentine's Day. This is the perfect place to find that unique hand-made gift for yourself or your significant other that you would never find anywhere else.
at CELLspace (8pm - 2am)
We had such a blast with our Roller Disco Party last year, we had to bring it back. Mark Saturday, Feb 9 on your calendar for that one. IndieFest not responsible for alcohol related roller skating wipe outs!
at Great American Music Hall (9pm)
"Super Furry Animals were one of the first post-alternative bands, fusing together a number of disparate musical genres -- including power pop, punk rock, techno, and progressive rock -- creating a shimmering, melodic, irreverent, and willfully artsy rock & roll. As one of the leading bands of the mid-'90s Welsh movement, they were already tagged as outsiders by their tendency to sing entire songs in their native tongue...
at Ruby Skye (9pm - afterhours)
Also in the Jungle Room - Foley (Hip Hop & Down Tempo), Light Jock: Allan Susanto and Visuals by freeMAN.
at Climate Theater (10pm)
Featuring resident beatboxers as well as guest MCs, strippers, instrumentalists, DJs, circus artists, & visiting all-stars.
at Pink (10pm - afterhours)
International DJ and producer Marques Wyatt is an influential messenger of the deepest, most soulful kind of house music. Beneath his relaxed, spiritual and unknowingly suave persona, therein lies a man partially responsible for giving birth to the West Coast house scene by bringing the fresh sounds of New York...
Sunday, February 10, 2008
at Dolores Park (1pm)
Everybody! Gather to make sweet noise in a semi-impromptu marching band. Anything can make music: kazoos, spoons, paint cans... But PLEASE , no weapons or amplified instruments (but little Casios are ok).
at Lorraine Hansberry Theater (2pm)
Word for Word premieres this story of brotherhood from one of the great American storytellers. Two brothers in 1950's Harlem-the elder a schoolteacher and family man; the younger, Sonny, a jazz pianist with a troubled past-navigate a tense and complicated relationship against the jazzy rhythmic background of city life.
at Amnesia (9pm)
Musical guests Sean Lee, the One Man Banjo, and Esmerelda Strange (in a special appeariance from Austin, TX) will hold the crowd hostage with their quaintly zany compositions. Shakey-shakey burlesque dancers Sister Kate get German with it. Emcee David Apocalypse.
Monday, February 11, 2008
at Exit Theatre (8pm)
Cruel and unusual sketch comedy.
at The Grand (8pm)
If the question were asked, "Who forged the genre that is known today as 'modern country music'?," only a tiny group of country immortals could step forward to share the spotlight. One, out of that select handful, would be Merle Haggard. Merle wasn't in the delivery room on the morning country music was born; it simply seems like he was...
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