Wednesday Big Table
2026-02-18 18:30 - 20:30 (America/Los_Angeles) | Specs’ Twelve Adler Museum Cafe, 12 Saroyan Pl, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
An open gathering of writers, poets, artists and more around the Big Table at Specs every Wednesday from 6:30-8:30pm! This more than 40 year tradition began with writers Jack Hirschman and Agneta Falk, and continues on with hosts Agneta and writers Byron Spooner and Judith Bernhard. Join us for drinks, laughs, good conversation and become a part of this longstanding Specs tradition! Everyone welcome!

Jimmy Grant “Django Jazz Duets”
2026-02-18 19:00 - 20:30, 2026-02-18 21:00 - 22:30 | Keys Jazz Bistro, 498 Broadway, San Francisco, CA, United States
Award-winning violin legend Tim Kliphuis (Holland) teams up with America’s rising star on gypsy jazz guitar Jimmy Grant (LA) to celebrate the music of famed musical duo, Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt. Re-creating the 1930s in Paris, and drawing inspiration from current-day classical and folk music as well, they alternate moments of dazzling interplay with melancholy and sheer exhilaration, in an inspired conversational journey that is different every night.

Live Jazz
2026-02-18 20:00 - 23:00, 2026-02-19 20:00 - 23:00 | Paris 75, 515 Broadway, San Francisco, CA, United States
Paris 75’s rotating jazz bands turn this corner of North Beach into a little slice of the Left Bank. Each week a different small ensemble—trios, quartets, and vocal groups—leans into swing, standards, and café‑style jazz that pairs naturally with wine, cocktails, charcuterie, and late‑night conversation. The vibe is intimate and unhurried: close‑up solos, brushed drums, and melodies that drift through the room while guests linger over another round.

The Good Bad
2026-02-18 21:00 - 2026-02-19 01:00 | Tupelo, 1337 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
Prepare for a foot-stomping night as San Francisco’s own The Good Bad brings their explosive brand of bluegrass to Tupelo. A staple of the West Coast “Newgrass” scene since 2010, this five-piece ensemble delivers a high-velocity take on traditional string music. Known for their tight vocal harmonies and rowdy stage presence, they turn the standard bluegrass session into a full-blown North Beach party.

The Sound: The Good Bad specializes in Progressive Bluegrass (Newgrass). While they use traditional instruments—mandolin, banjo, fiddle, and dobro—their approach is pure rock-and-roll energy. Expect lightning-fast picking, “raucous” vocal arrangements, and a “good time” sound designed to be paired with a dash of whiskey.

The Lineup: The band features a versatile group of local pickers:

Aaron Lanes: Mandolin & Guitar
Thomas Beneduci: Guitar & Dobro
Peter Dominici: Banjo
Dave Pascoe: Fiddle
Paul Geoghan: Bass

Bluegrass in the Beach: Tupelo’s intimate, red-lit stage is the perfect venue for the band’s acoustic power. Without the barriers of a large festival stage, you can catch the “unique character blend” and technical mastery of the group up close.

No Cover Hoedown: In a neighborhood known for high-priced entertainment, this “Good Ol’ Fashioned Ho-Down” remains No Cover. It’s a rare chance to see a band that has shared stages with scene favorites like The Brothers Comatose and The Lil’ Smokies for free.

About The Good Bad
Hailing from the foggy hills of San Francisco, The Good Bad has spent over a decade honing a sound that pushes the boundaries of traditional bluegrass while staying rooted in its acoustic soul. They are veterans of the California festival circuit, known for their ability to captivate audiences of all ages with their “uniquely rustic tones” and high-energy performance style. Whether they are playing a local tavern or a massive stage like Hardly Strictly Bluegrass, their mission is always the same: to move the audience and keep the spirit of the string band alive in the modern era.

The Door Slammers
2026-02-18 21:30 - 2026-02-19 01:30 | The Saloon, 1232 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
The Door Slammers are the legendary blues-rock band founded by the late Johnny Nitro, a cornerstone of the San Francisco North Beach blues scene. Known for their gritty guitar-driven sound and soulful performances, they played regularly at The Saloon and influenced Bay Area blues for over three decades, mentoring many local musicians. The band continues Johnny Nitro’s legacy with passionate live shows that keep the spirit of classic blues alive.

Dolphin Jazz with Michael Weiner at Pier 23 Cafe
2026-02-19 16:00 - 19:00 | Pier 23, 23 The Embarcadero, San Francisco, 94111, United States
Michael Weiner plays the piano with his jazz group at Pier 23 Café on Thursday 4-7pm. Join us for a fun night, relax with your favorite drink and grab a bite from our delicious menu. We look forward to having you with us!

G Riders
2026-02-19 16:00 - 20:00 | The Saloon, 1232 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
The G-Riders are a San Francisco-based ensemble composed of veteran musicians from the Bay Area blues and gospel-soul communities.
Takezo (Guitar/Vocals): Leads the group with a focus on traditional blues and soulful vocal delivery.
Kit Roscoe (Guitar): Provides additional guitar work, contributing to the band’s layered blues sound.
Dave Mehrwine (Keyboard): Handles the keys, grounding the group’s arrangements with classic blues textures.
Steve Hazlewood (Bass): A San Francisco native with nearly 50 years of professional experience, Hazlewood has previously performed with artists such as Elvin Bishop and Michael Osborn.
Randy Hayes (Drums): A seasoned drummer and North Beach regular who has toured extensively and worked with notable blues figures like Tommy Castro and Coco Montoya.

Smith Dobson Quartet
2026-02-19 19:00 - 20:30, 2026-02-19 21:00 - 22:30 | Keys Jazz Bistro, 498 Broadway, San Francisco, CA, United States
Bay Area multi-instrumentalist Smith Dobson continues the Horns of SF series at Keys Jazz Bistro on the saxophone, with his long-running quartet, featuring Keith Saunders on piano, Eric Markowitz on bass, and Tony Johnson on drums. The quartet, which held court every Tuesday for nearly a decade at the now defunct Club Deluxe, will be exploring material from the great American songbook, as well as bebop classics and originals.

Hernandez Hideaway Hanukkah Party! (Balkan/Klezmer)
2026-02-19 19:30 - 22:00 | Specs’ Twelve Adler Museum Cafe, 12 Saroyan Pl, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
Balkan beats, Klezmer stylings, goofball remixes and original tunes combine in the music of Oakland-based band Hernandez Hideaway.
Playing the Bay and beyond since 2009, this band is always working hard to find that sweet spot where traditional meets modern.
Bottoms up: bass (Dan Harrison), accordion (Tim Phillips), trombone (Sam Hernandez), saxophone (Claire Phillips), and voice (Lucie Duffort).

Katy Stephan
2026-02-19 20:00 - 23:00 | Comstock Saloon, 155 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
Kathy Stephan brings torch songs, swing standards, and a touch of twang to the Comstock Saloon’s polished‑but‑raucous barroom. Her voice leans into the room’s natural reverb, floating over brushed drums, piano, and upright bass while cocktails clink and the lights stay low. Expect classic tunes, a few deep‑cut surprises, and the kind of between‑song banter that makes the band feel like part of the crowd. It’s the perfect soundtrack for settling into a leather booth, ordering something stirred, and letting the night stretch out a little longer than you planned.

Jinx Jones and the Kingtones
2026-02-19 21:00 - 2026-02-20 01:00 | Tupelo, 1337 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
Catch the “fiery style” of Jinx Jones and the Kingtones at Tupelo. Known as one of the most virtuosic guitarists on the West Coast, Jinx Jones leads his power trio through a high-octane set of Rockabilly, Greaser-Jazz, and “Big Twang” guitar instrumentals. Set in the heart of North Beach’s Grant Avenue, this is the premier destination for those who want their music loud, fast, and dripping with vintage Americana.
The Sound: Jinx Jones is a master of the “Twang,” blending Rockabilly, Surf, and Jump Blues with lightning-fast fingerpicking. Whether he’s tearing through a Dick Dale cover or a soulful original, his sound is characterized by a “no-nonsense” energy that bridges the gap between the 1950s and the modern age.
The Performance: Accompanied by the Kingtones—a rock-solid rhythm section built for swing—Jinx puts on a show that is as much about showmanship as it is about technical skill. Expect deep grooves, swinging rhythms, and guitar solos that frequently bring the room to a standstill.
The Tupelo Vibe: As North Beach’s go-to for live music seven nights a week, Tupelo offers a boisterous, high-energy atmosphere. With its red-lit stage, extensive whiskey selection, and local crowd, it provides the perfect grit for a night of Rockabilly mayhem.
No Cover: This performance is a “No Cover” event (though a tip jar for the band is always appreciated). It’s an unbeatable way to experience world-class musicianship in one of San Francisco’s most historic nightlife corridors.

About Jinx Jones
Jinx Jones is a guitar virtuoso who has shared stages with legends like Chuck Berry and Solomon Burke. A staple of the San Francisco music scene for decades, he is a multiple-time winner of the SF Weekly Music Awards and has been inducted into the Rockabilly Hall of Fame. Beyond his work with the Kingtones, he leads his “Big Twang Monday” residency at the neighboring Saloon, cementing his status as the “King of Grant Avenue” guitar. His playing is often described as “restless and melodic,” proving that he isn’t just a guitarist—he is a force of nature.

Saxy Susan
2026-02-19 21:30 - 2026-02-20 01:30 | The Saloon, 1232 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
Saxy Susan, aka Susan Copperman, is a multi-talented musician from San Francisco known for playing saxophone, keyboards, and dancing with the Poyntlyss Sistars Rockin’ Show Band. She began playing sax at age 9 and combines classical training with vibrant live performances, often playing at The Saloon and other local venues.Her style reflects a mix of classic rock and rhythm and blues influences infused with a fun, soulful vibe.​

High Water Blues
2026-02-20 16:00 - 20:00 | The Saloon, 1232 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
For over 20 years, Bay Area band Highwater Blues has entertained crowds with its unique mix of R&B, blues and rock. The band is a 5 piece group fronted by a powerful female vocalist.
Michael Pierce – Tenor Sax
Suzanne Rose – Vocals
Simon Govan-Smith – Guitar
Robi Bean – Drums
Valerie Marchant – Bass

Katy Stephan
2026-02-20 17:00 - 19:00 | Comstock Saloon, 155 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
Katy Stephan’s residency at Comstock Saloon turns the room into a small, candlelit listening space. At the piano she blends jazz‑inflected originals with reimagined standards and art‑pop tunes, her clear, expressive voice sitting right on top of the clink of glassware and low conversation. It’s an intimate, song‑forward set that feels equally at home as a soundscape for cocktails or as a close‑up performance for guests who want to lean in and really listen.

Magic School Busk
2026-02-20 17:00 - 21:00 | Red Window, 500 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
The Magic School Busk holds weekly residency directly in front of The Red Window at the corner of Stockton and Columbus. This high‑energy busking collective has become one of North Beach’s unofficial “resident joy‑makers,” blurring the line between band and audience as people pause, sing along, or dance on the sidewalk. Whether you are enjoying a gin tonic on the Red Window’s outdoor patio or just walking by with a cannoli in hand, the Busk provides a genuine North Beach experience.

About The Magic School Busk
Born from the city’s post-pandemic street-side revival, The Magic School Busk is a collective of veteran Bay Area musicians dedicated to the art of public performance. They emphasize the acoustic and the authentic, eschewing heavy amplification for the natural resonance of brass, strings, and woodwinds. Often featuring members from some of the city’s most popular jazz and swing outfits, the “Busk” is celebrated for its ability to read a crowd and create a party out of thin air. They represent the best of San Francisco’s musical resilience—keeping the city’s culture loud, proud, and accessible to everyone on the street.

Kenny Washington Quartet
2026-02-20 19:00 - 20:30 | Keys Jazz Bistro, 498 Broadway, San Francisco, CA, United States
Keys favorite Kenny Washington always brings concert thrills and spills to Keys. Don’t miss out on one of our very own world class bay area artists!Kenny Washington has thrilled audiences across the globe with his soulful interpretations, seemingly limitless range, and inventive scatting. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Washington appeared in 2013 with Wynton Marsalis and The Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra, alongside vocalists Gregory Porter and Paula West.

Andean and Latin World Music Night
2026-02-20 20:00 - 21:30 | Peña Pachamama, 1630 Powell St, San Francisco, 94133, United States
Two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Navia and Quentin Navia are joined by master violinist Georges Lammam, dancers and dancing.
Their performances blend the charango (a traditional ten-string instrument), haunting sounds of panpipes (zampoñas) and notched flutes (kena) with high-energy rhythms.
You don’t need a plane ticket to experience a “little piece of South American carnaval,” dedicated to the spirit of Mother Earth (Pachamama).
Peña Pachamama serves an entirely plant-based and gluten-free menu. Highlights include Bolivian specialties like organic kale and quinoa salads, alongside raw and cooked vegan entrees.

Gaucho Jazz
2026-02-20 20:00 - 23:00 | Comstock Saloon, 155 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
Gaucho is a masterful Bay Area band that combines the influence of gypsy jazz of 1930’s Europe with the rhythmic drive and collective improvisation of New Orleans swing music, gutbucket blues and elements of ragtime. Their sound, a uniquely American concoction, blends instrumental acuity and lighthearted humor that keep their audience coming back for more. As founder, guitarist, and main composer Dave Ricketts says, the band is “in love with the music of Louis Armstrong, Fats Waller and Jimmie Rodgers, as well as the stories, the life styles and the foot steps of hundreds of other great jazz, blues, country and rock musicians that created the sound of American Music from roughly 1900-1950’s”
Gaucho has recorded eight albums, tours regularly, and has an increasing repertoire of over forty original tunes. Seven of their tunes are featured in the 2012 film “Trattoria”; one was chosen by the Metropolitan Museum of Art for their website; and another is featured in the outtakes section of the Pixar DVD CARS 2. In 2018, Gaucho got a song in the Hollywood Movie “Destination Wedding” starring Keanu Reeves and Winona Ryder. And two of Dave’s own compositions will be placed in a New York City based indie film, “Stationed at Home,” in 2022.
Led by eminent guitarist, Dave Ricketts, the group has been a San Francisco mainstay for nearly twenty years, and one of the busiest bands in the bay area playing 5 to 10 gigs a week. Together with virtuosos Rob Reich–accordion and Craig Venetresco–guitar, superlative bassist Ari Munkres, the honorable Leon Oakley–cornet, and versatile percussionist Steve Apple, these guys keep crowds moving with their beats and complex rhythms.

Ritmo y Voz: Afro-Cuban Jazz Ignited
2026-02-20 21:00 - 22:00, 2026-02-20 22:30 - 23:30 | Keys Jazz Bistro, 498 Broadway, San Francisco, CA, United States
Immerse yourself in the electrifying world of “Ritmo y Voz”, where the deep-rooted traditions of Afro-Cuban jazz meet the power of dynamic vocals. This high-energy performance features an all-star lineup, including guitarist Kai Lyons, percussion master Ernesto, bassist Mazar, and the incomparable Einar Leliebre Nuñez, whose fiery rhythms and soaring voice bring the soul of Santiago de Cuba to life. Drawing from the rich traditions of Rumba, Timba, Changüí, and Batá, the group weaves a tapestry of sound that pulses with history, spirit, and innovation. Their collective experience includes collaborations with legendary artists like Omar Sosa, John Santos, and other torchbearers of the Afro-Cuban and Latin jazz traditions.
Einar “Tito” Leliebre – Vocals, Percussion
Ernesto Kindelan Mazar- Bass
Kai Lyons-Guitar

Stan Erhart
2026-02-20 21:30 - 2026-02-21 01:30 | The Saloon, 1232 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
Stan Erhart and his band bring their signature mix of guitar-driven grooves to The Saloon for their monthly residency. As a long-standing fixture of the San Francisco music scene, Erhart delivers a performance with the raw energy required for the oldest bar in the city.
The Sound: A blend of roots rock, blues, and funk. The repertoire includes well-crafted original songs from albums like Missing You alongside reimagined classics. The music is designed to be danceable, featuring tight rhythms and punchy vocal delivery.
The Players: Stan Erhart leads on vocals and guitar. He is frequently backed by a rotating cast of veteran Bay Area musicians who have played with legends like Merl Saunders, Elvin Bishop, and John Lee Hooker. Common collaborators include drummer Randy Hayes.
The Atmosphere: The Saloon provides a gritty, historic backdrop for the band’s soulful sound. The set typically draws a packed house of locals and blues fans, turning the Grant Avenue landmark into a high-energy dance floor.
Details: Performances usually run for multiple sets throughout the night.

About Stan Erhart
Stan Erhart is a singer, guitarist, and songwriter known for his versatile tone and soulful vocal style. Since the mid-90s, he has led various iterations of his band, including the Fabulous Misfits, across Northern California’s premier clubs and festivals. His work has been featured on international blues compilations and recognized by local critics for its technical skill and emotional depth. Whether playing a large outdoor amphitheater or a historic North Beach dive, Erhart remains committed to a groove-heavy style that connects with a live audience.

Cougar Unleashed
2026-02-20 22:00 - 2026-02-21 01:30 | Tupelo, 1337 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
Get ready to hit the dance floor as Cougar Unleashed brings the best of the Bay Area’s funky soul and R&B to Tupelo. Led by the charismatic Rhonda “Cougar” Crouch, this powerhouse ensemble is known for its high-octane “party band” energy and a setlist that spans from soulful deep-cuts to classic rock anthems. This is North Beach nightlife at its peak—loud, sweaty, and impossible to sit still for.
The Sound: Cougar Unleashed delivers a “funky, soulful edge” to everything they touch. Their repertoire is a high-energy mix of Neo-Soul, R&B, Funk, and Rock. Expect everything from soaring Aretha Franklin-style vocals to hard-hitting covers of AC/DC, all backed by a rhythm section that prioritizes the “get down.”
The “Cougar” Power: Frontwoman Rhonda Crouch (voted Bay Area Idol 2012) is a contralto force of nature. Her commanding stage presence and versatile vocal range allow the band to pivot effortlessly between soulful ballads and thundering rock-and-roll.
The Full Party Experience: The night kicks off at 9:00 PM with DJ Van (or guest DJs like Kevey Kev), who sets the vibe with breaks and hip-hop before the band takes over at 10:00 PM. Get there early—Tupelo is a North Beach staple that frequently reaches capacity on Friday nights.
No Cover: In keeping with Tupelo’s mission of keeping live music accessible, there is no cover charge for this show. It’s an elite musical experience right on Grant Avenue with no barriers to entry.

About Cougar Unleashed
Formed in 2013 by Rhonda “Cougar” Crouch and veteran bassist Warren Anthony, Cougar Unleashed has become one of Northern California’s most sought-after party and festival bands. Known for their “unleashed” energy and technical prowess, the group has headlined major events like the Campbell Oktoberfest and the East Palo Alto Blues Festival. Whether they are performing as a stripped-down duo or a full powerhouse ensemble, their mission is simple: tell the stories of life through a sound that is unapologetically melodic, soulful, and funky.

Magic School Busk
2026-02-21 13:00 - 17:00 | Red Window, 500 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
Experience the ultimate “living theater” of North Beach as The Magic School Busk takes up their weekly residency directly in front of The Red Window. Positioned at the vibrant, sun-soaked corner of Stockton and Columbus, this high-energy busking collective captures the spontaneous spirit of the neighborhood.
The performance is a masterclass in Street Swing and improvisational Jazz. Drawing from the “busking” tradition of New Orleans and the European “Hot Club” sound, the ensemble specializes in acoustic music that is both technically brilliant and completely unpretentious. The line-up is fluid, often featuring a “who’s who” of local instrumentalists who bring a “restless melodicism” to classic standards and upbeat, toe-tapping originals.
The Magic School Busk is more than just a band; they are the neighborhood’s “resident joy-makers.” Because they perform on the street level, the barrier between musician and audience disappears, inviting passersby to stop, dance, and engage with the music in real-time. Whether you are enjoying a gin tonic on the Red Window’s outdoor patio or just walking by with a cannoli in hand, the band provides an elite, soulful soundtrack that defines the modern North Beach experience.

About The Magic School Busk
Born from the city’s post-pandemic “street-side” revival, The Magic School Busk is a collective of veteran Bay Area musicians dedicated to the art of public performance. They emphasize the “acoustic and the authentic,” eschewing heavy amplification for the natural resonance of brass, strings, and woodwinds. Often featuring members from some of the city’s most popular jazz and swing outfits, the “Busk” is celebrated for its ability to read a crowd and create a party out of thin air. They represent the best of San Francisco’s musical resilience—keeping the city’s culture loud, proud, and accessible to everyone on the street.

Jules Broussard’s New Orleans Jazz Band
2026-02-21 14:00 - 17:00 | Savoy Tivoli, 1434 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
The legendary Jules Broussard brings the spirit of New Orleans to the heart of North Beach with a bi-weekly residency at the Savoy Tivoli. Taking place every other Saturday from 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM, this “Legacy Jazz” series offers a rare opportunity to see a living master perform in one of the neighborhood’s most historic venues. These afternoon sessions are known for their relaxed yet electric atmosphere, drawing a devoted crowd of jazz aficionados and curious passersby alike.
While Broussard has been a Bay Area fixture for decades, his roots are in Marksville, Louisiana. His “New Orleans Jazz Band” highlights this heritage, blending classic NOLA syncopation with the sophisticated improvisational style that has made him a global name.

Jules Broussard is a saxophone virtuoso whose career spans over seven decades. Born in 1937, he began organizing bands in Louisiana at the age of twelve before serving in the U.S. Air Force and eventually settling in San Francisco. He has shared the stage and studio with some of the most iconic names in music history, including: Ray Charles, Carlos Santana, Van Morrison, Boz Scaggs, and Elvin Bishop.
Honored with the San Francisco Cabaret Gold Award for “Outstanding Jazz Musician” and a BAMMIE for “Best Reed Player,” Broussard is a cornerstone of the West Coast jazz scene. Once voted by the San Francisco Examiner as “Reason #11 out of 96 to be in San Francisco,” he continues to perform with a passion and mastery that captivates every generation of music lover.

Hank Maniger
2026-02-21 16:00 - 20:00 | The Saloon, 1232 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, 94133, United States
Hank Maninger and the Jukebox Charlies create a unique Americana/Roots sound.
Hank Maniger – Guitar/Vocals
Tim Orr – Drums
Tim Wagar – Bass
Hank Manniger is a guitarist known for his work with the Aqua Velvets, a band recognized for their surf rock and instrumental sound blending jazz, surf, and Americana influences.

Saturday~Flamenco, Music of the Andes, Latin Dance
2026-02-21 20:00 - 21:30 | Peña Pachamama, 1630 Powell St, San Francisco, 94133, United States
This Saturday, join two-time Latin Grammy nominee Eddy Nadia, Pachamama band, Andean costumed dancers and special guest master violinist Georges Lammam for a magical, musical night in a historic speakeasy.

Il Funk ky Shu’s Wit Nu Soles
2026-02-21 21:00 - 2026-02-22 01:30 | Tupelo, 1337 Grant Ave, San Francisco, CA, United States
II Funk ky Shu’s wit Nu Soles is a powerhouse R&B, soul, and funk ensemble that has become a cornerstone of the North Beach live music scene. Led by the deep, rhythmic grooves of Shepard on bass and the commanding, soulful vocals of Tambora, the band is celebrated for their “all-killer, no-filler” sets. Whether they are performing at local staples like Tupelo or larger venues like Yoshi’s, their mission is simple: to make the audience boogie with a mix of timeless classics and high-octane originals.
Soulful Repertoire: Their sets are a masterclass in the Great American Soulbook, featuring hit covers ranging from the Jackson 5’s “ABC” to modern anthems like “Uptown Funk” and “Get Lucky.” They specialize in bringing a “legitimate band” feel to every cover, infused with their own improvisational flair.
The “Nu Soles” Sound: The band typically features a lush, full sound powered by a tight rhythm section and a vibrant horn line—including trumpet, tenor sax, and trombone—creating a Wall of Sound that is impossible to sit still to.
Global Influence, Local Roots: After years of performing abroad, the group returned to San Francisco to reclaim their status as neighborhood favorites. They are frequent headliners for North Beach First Fridays, often performing high-energy sets that turn Grant Avenue into an open-air dance floor.
No Cover Groove: At venues like Tupelo, their Saturday night residencies are usually free to the public, offering world-class musicianship without a cover charge—though tipping the band for their marathon 3-hour sets is highly encouraged.
