Zakir Hussain, legendary Hindustani tabla maestro, expanded the global influence of India’s percussion heritage. His virtuosity and collaborations elevated traditional rhythms on the world stage, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.
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KPop sensation Twice, known for their hit “Demon Hunters,” is set to perform in the Bay Area this spring. Fans can expect electrifying performances and fan favorites at the upcoming San Francisco concert.
Bad Bunny revealed that fear of ICE raids prompted him to cancel several U.S. tour dates. The artist cited concerns over immigration enforcement as the key reason for his decision, highlighting ongoing tensions.
Dead Kennedys’ iconic punk album Fresh Fruit for Rotting Vegetables has been certified gold, 43 years after its 1980 release. The San Francisco band’s raw sound continues to resonate with new generations.
San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced plans to expand “entertainment zones” downtown, aiming to boost nightlife and economic activity while enhancing safety measures, CBS News reports.
Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point tour continued with a stop at UC Berkeley following an assassination attempt. The event drew large crowds amid heightened security, highlighting ongoing tensions in the national political climate.
U.S. News Real Estate reveals the 30 most fun places to live in the U.S., highlighting vibrant cities that offer a mix of entertainment, culture, and lifestyle. Discover where fun meets community in this diverse list.
Aramark Sports + Entertainment has unveiled its 2024 MLB Eats menu, introducing fresh and diverse ballpark fare to enhance the fan experience. The new offerings spotlight local flavors across stadiums nationwide.
The NFL has announced that Sting will headline the Super Bowl-branded concert, stepping in amid the ongoing Bad Bunny controversy. The decision aims to maintain the event’s star power and fan appeal.
Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA is reportedly planning a rival Super Bowl halftime show, aiming to counter mainstream performances with a conservative-themed event, sources tell the San Francisco Chronicle.
CNBC highlights 20 US cities offering the best entertainment value, blending affordability with vibrant culture. From live music to dining and nightlife, these cities deliver top experiences without breaking the bank.
In its latest review, the San Francisco Chronicle praises “The Thursday Murder Club,” highlighting Pierce Brosnan’s sharp comedic performance. The film marks Brosnan’s funniest role since “Mrs. Doubtfire,” blending wit and mystery seamlessly.
Chance the Rapper honored Ye with a heartfelt tribute during the All-Star Weekend kickoff concert. The performance highlighted their shared impact on hip-hop culture, resonating deeply with fans in attendance.
Oakland comedian delivers a blunt response to Charlie Kirk’s killing, declaring, “I won’t be gaslit.” The candid remarks spark conversation on accountability and media narratives, highlighting tensions in public discourse.
San Francisco will host a virtual celebration for Filipino American History Month on Oct. 21, featuring cultural events and discussions to honor the contributions of Filipino Americans. The event is open to the public.
“Rio: A Tribute to Duran Duran” brings the ultimate U.S. homage to the iconic British band. Celebrated in San Francisco, the show revives the classic sound and style that defined the ’80s music scene.
Robin Wright, once a Bay Area resident, reveals in a candid interview with the San Francisco Chronicle why she has decided to leave America behind. Wright cites cultural and political shifts as key reasons reshaping her views.
BTS is back with a new album and a world tour set for 2026, announced the group in a recent statement. Fans worldwide eagerly await fresh music and live performances after a brief hiatus.
Le Sserafim’s San Francisco concert showcased their rising star power, dynamic performances, and strong fan connection, solidifying their status among K-pop’s elite. The group delivered a vibrant, memorable night for all in attendance.
Here’s how to score free tickets to NBA All-Star Weekend, organized by the San Francisco Chronicle. Fans can enter contests and participate in local promotions for a chance to attend this year’s star-studded event.