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Eric Prydz is bringing his acclaimed live show to San Francisco this Halloween, headlining the first show of CLUB DARC’s Fall 2026 season on Saturday, October 31, at Shed A at Pier 48. The Grammy-nominated, platinum-selling producer is known for his progressive house sound, ambitious productions and visually spectacular live performances. Prydz has headlined venues including Madison Square Garden and Alexandra Palace, while his Pryda and Cirez D projects have become staples of the electronic music world. His EPIC, HOLO and HOLOSPHERE shows have also pushed the boundaries of concert technology, incorporating elaborate visuals and holographic effects. For his CLUB

Public Enemy didn’t come to Stern Grove on Saturday just to play the hits. They came to remind the crowd why hip-hop mattered in the first place. The entire day felt like a love letter to the culture’s roots. Between sets, DJs spun old-school tracks with a strong Bay Area flavor while breakdancers worked the crowd. Then LaRussell took the stage and nearly blew the roof off the park. Backed by an Oakland choir, surrounded by young dancers and joined by family members, the Vallejo rapper turned his set into a celebration of community. At one point, he walked straight

Public Enemy didn't come to Stern Grove on Saturday just to play the hits. They came to remind the crowd why hip-hop mattered in the first place.

Electronic music icon Moby is bringing his acclaimed live show to San Francisco this fall, with a headline performance at Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on Thursday, November 5, 2026. The 5x GRAMMY-nominated, multi-Platinum artist will be joined by special guests Azzecca and DJ Holographic for what promises to be an immersive night of electronic music. The San Francisco performance is one of only two confirmed North American live shows for Moby, with a second date scheduled for November 7 at Brookside at The Rose Bowl in Pasadena. The announcement follows Moby’s acclaimed live band performance at Coachella 2026 and a

Train is bringing its new album home to San Francisco with a celebration in one of the city’s most iconic neighborhoods. On Thursday, August 27, the band will take over Haight Street for Train’s Love on Haight: A Mad Dog in the Fog Album Release Block Party, happening directly in front of the legendary Mad Dog in the Fog at 1568 Haight St. The party kicks off at 3:30 p.m., with a live performance from Train scheduled for 5 p.m. The event will transform the stretch of Haight Street near Haight-Ashbury into an outdoor celebration for fans and music lovers.

San Francisco is getting ready for another massive night of live music. Slipknot will headline the next installment of the Golden Gate Park Concerts series on August 15, 2027, bringing their Here Comes The Pain era of heavy metal intensity to the Polo Field. The GRAMMY® Award-winning metal legends will make their first Bay Area headline appearance in more than eight years, with Bring Me The Horizon joining the bill as special guests. Motionless In White and Loathe will round out the lineup. Tickets go on sale to the general public Friday, October 2 at 10 a.m. PT, with GA

San Francisco’s electronic music calendar is about to get a lot louder. Club Darc has announced its Fall 2026 season, bringing a stacked lineup of international dance music heavyweights to Shed A at Pier 48 from October 17 through January 2, 2027. The second season from Goldenvoice features an impressive roster that includes Monolink, Eric Prydz, Armin van Buuren, Sara Landry, Carl Cox, Justice (DJ Set), Jamie xx and Beltran, who will deliver a rare open-to-close set on New Year’s Day. The season gets underway October 17 with an artist lineup still to be announced, followed by Monolink (Hybrid), The

Electronic music heavyweight Calvin Harris is hitting the road in 2027, bringing his first-ever North American headline tour to arenas across the United States and Canada. The 18-date run kicks off April 1 in Boston, with a stop in Oakland on May 4. For Bay Area fans, the Oakland stop promises a chance to experience one of dance music’s biggest names in full arena mode, complete with massive production, infectious beats, and a catalog of hits that have dominated dance floors for more than a decade. The announcement follows a record-breaking year for the Scottish DJ and producer. Harris recently

Electronic music heavyweight Calvin Harris is hitting the road in 2027, bringing his first-ever North American headline tour to arenas across the United States and Canada.

Gracie Abrams has Oakland in her sights. The singer-songwriter’s upcoming The Look at My Life Tour will bring her to the Bay Area as part of a 64-date arena run across North America and Europe. The tour kicks off December 2 in Denver, with stops in Chicago, Nashville and Toronto along the way. Abrams will settle into Los Angeles’ Kia Forum for four nights before finishing the North American leg with another four-night stretch at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, wrapping March 20. For Oakland fans, the tour brings a chance to hear material from Daughter from Hell, Abrams’ third studio album.