Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Union Transfer
I read Union Transfer just opened this year. If you haven't had a chance to watch a gig there, I highly recommend it. I'm not sure what this place used to be, the name makes it sound like it may have been an old train station depot. It looks somewhat like a church hall inside. But it's quite magical nonetheless. The place is not heated, so beware if you're watching a gig in the cooler months. But we were here for Friendly Fires, so soon got warm with Ed Mac's hypnotic hip gyrations. He was even right in front of me at one point, as I awkwardly moved out of the way not know what to do. <3
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Best Lolla Ever!
Thursday, April 28, 2011
good old brit pop

ever since pop scene moved their event site to rickshaw stop, sophie and i haven't frequented a pop scene event in awhile. we did however make it to brother and we're glad we did. now, pop scene always attracted a variety of individuals. there were the anglophiles like us, horatio, nyles from frasier and then, dependent on who was on, it can range from folks from san jose, la, etc. i believe now that pop scene is in rickshaw, it's open it's doors to a bigger audience, older. i'm not sure how i feel about it.
Sunday, April 17, 2011
pleasantly surprised

ive been to many a gigs in SF. sorry to say, SF audiences suck, i'm one of them too. so this criticism is also about myself, we try to get all the way up front, we're not superfans, we stand with our hands folded and stare stoically at the stage and give whoever that's moshing a hard time.
two shows i attended recently however has made me proud! maybe it's their fan base but for tdcc and cut copy, boy was the crowd hopping. young, old, superfans, newbs, they were all enjoying the gigs. good job sf!
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