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AI country singer Breaking Rust tops Billboard with ‘Walk My Walk,’ making history as the first virtual artist to achieve No. 1. The San Francisco Chronicle highlights this groundbreaking moment in music.
San Francisco plans free concerts in downtown to boost local culture and economy. The initiative aims to provide diverse live music experiences while supporting small businesses and community engagement. Details on schedule and safety measures are forthcoming.
Journey USA is set to perform live at the Fox Theatre in Redwood City on Saturday, April 25th. Fans can expect classic hits and electrifying energy in this highly anticipated concert. Tickets are on sale now.
The S.F. Board of Supervisors has established the Music and Entertainment Venue Recovery Fund, aimed at supporting local venues impacted by the pandemic, ensuring the city’s cultural scene can rebound and thrive.
Live events in 2021 saw Bay Area stars shine as H.E.R.’s festival showcased local talent, while Metallica delivered an intimate San Francisco performance. Both marked a vibrant return to live music in the region.
Business Insider ranked the 10 most fun cities in the US, highlighting vibrant nightlife, cultural attractions, and unique local experiences. From bustling New York to lively Austin, these cities promise nonstop excitement for visitors and residents alike.
Vanessa Labi has joined the San Francisco Chronicle as assistant arts and entertainment editor. She brings extensive experience in cultural journalism, enhancing the Chronicle’s coverage of the vibrant arts scene.
The Tenderloin district in San Francisco evolved into the city’s hub for hotels, entertainment, and vice throughout the 20th century, shaped by urban development, social dynamics, and nightlife demand, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
Olivia Rodrigo closed out her U.S. tour with a dynamic performance at San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium. The final show captivated fans, showcasing her powerful vocals and emotional hits. Photos capture the memorable night.
SF music firm Empire invests in a new waterfront domes entertainment complex, aiming to boost the city’s live event scene. The innovative venue promises immersive experiences and economic growth, per the San Francisco Examiner.
Legendary hip-hop duo prepares for their first U.S. tour in 15 years, kicking off in Massachusetts. Fans eagerly await a night of classic hits and live performances, marking a major return to the stage.
San Francisco celebrates Filipino American History Month, highlighting the rich cultural heritage and contributions of Filipino Americans to the city. Events and programs are featured throughout October on SF.gov.
Netflix invites fans worldwide to join one last adventure with global events celebrating Stranger Things. Exclusive experiences and screenings will honor the iconic series’ legacy as it nears its final chapter.
Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA announces the “All American” Super Bowl halftime show, aiming to rival Bad Bunny’s performance. The conservative group seeks to offer an alternative spectacle at this major NFL event.
Migrant Founders hosted a Fireside Chat in San Francisco, spotlighting strategies to scale biotech and HealthTech startups in the US. Industry leaders shared insights on growth, funding, and innovation challenges.
The FBI has issued warnings of potential threats targeting July 4th celebrations in New York City and San Francisco. Authorities urge heightened vigilance as security is increased ahead of the holiday events.
San Francisco has become a new creative hub for Industrial Light & Magic, the visionary visual effects company behind blockbuster films. Their expanding presence signals a boost in innovation and tech talent on the West Coast.
Pocket Gamer Connects San Francisco 2025 is set to gather leading mobile game developers, publishers, and industry experts for networking, panels, and showcases, highlighting the latest trends in mobile gaming innovations.
Ubisoft has laid off 45 employees from its US offices as part of a broader restructuring effort. The move aims to streamline operations amid shifting market demands, according to a company statement.