The Bay Bridged Presents: A Noise Pop Happy Hour with Jel, James & Evander and Raleigh Moncrief!
February 2, 2012
Artwork by Luke Judd
In addition to a full slate of concerts around the City, Noise Pop 20 also features the return of the nightly series of free Happy Hour concerts at Bender’s, one of the Mission’s finest establishments. We’re excited to present the Happy Hour show on Friday, February 24th, featuring a slate of talented local electronic pop performers. It’ll be the perfect way to kick off your Friday night!
The Bay Bridged Presents: A Noise Pop Happy Hour
Jel
James & Evander
Raleigh Moncrief
Friday, February 24th, 2012
Bender’s
5pm, FREE, 21+
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Photos, Videos and Thanks: Scenes from The Bay Brewed at the Verdi Club, 12/3/11
December 7, 2011
Photos by: Paige K. Parsons
Videos by: Joe Hayes
Not to boast or anything, but seriously, how much fun was The Bay Brewed? A hearty thanks to everyone who attended SF’s first ever indie rock and roll beer festival, as well as to everyone involved in making the afternoon so memorable. Enjoy these great photos and videos from last weekend’s sold-out event, although, fair warning: they might make you a little hungry and thirsty. [More...]
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The Bay Brewed: A Rock and Roll Beer Festival — THIS Saturday 12/3!
December 2, 2011
The Bay Brewed: A Rock and Roll Beer Festival
Weekend
Sleepy Sun
Extra Classic
Terry Malts
Saturday, December 3, 2011
The Verdi Club (2424 Mariposa Street, San Francisco, CA 94110)
2pm-7pm, $45 advance/$55 door, 21+
Ticket includes unlimited beer tastings all day and a commemorative mug
We’ve experimented with different sorts of music pairing events over the years. Bands and crafts. Bands and food. Bands and art. Bands and mixtapes. But behind all of those, there’s one pairing we’ve been dreaming about for years: bands and beer.
As much as we enjoy a good tall boy, The Bay Bridged has a serious love for the Bay Area’s great local craft breweries. Bands and beers go together like, well, bands and beers, and we’ve long wanted to throw an event combining the best of both worlds.
Introducing The Bay Brewed, coming to The Verdi Club in San Francisco on Saturday, December 3rd from 2-7pm. Think of it as a beer festival for indie rock and roll fans, or a rock and roll festival for beer connoisseurs.
Either way, here’s the deal: your ticket purchase includes performances by four great local rock bands — Weekend, Sleepy Sun, Extra Classic, and Terry Malts — and a commemorative mug that gets you unlimited beer tastings all day long from an array of awesome local breweries. In partnership with the City Beer Store and the SF Brewers Guild, you’ll be sampling beer from and meeting the brewers behind 21st Amendment, Anchor Brewing, Ale Industries, Beach Chalet, Drake’s Brewing, Lagunitas, Magnolia, Marin Brewing Company, Social Kitchen & Brewery, and Speakeasy. Plus, you’ll be able to purchase some delicious local food from Rosamunde Sausage Grill, a place that knows a little something about what hungry beer drinkers like to eat.
The Bay Brewed is no normal show. It’s an opportunity to enjoy the best of two areas of local excellence. We hope you’ll join us for an event that has been years in the making for The Bay Bridged. We are really, really excited for this.
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Photos: ‘Buried Treasures’ Popup Concert with San Francisco Mixtape Society, Melted Toys, Chucha Santamaria y Usted, Elephant and Castle
October 11, 2011
On behalf of The Bay Bridged, San Francisco Mixtape Society and Treasure Island Music Festival, we would like to extend a thank you to the bands and attendees involved in Friday’s Buried Treasure TIMF Popup Concert. No sailors clad in uniforms or North Beach slices of pizza could compare to the fun that was had inside San Franpsycho‘s store that evening! Enjoy some photos of the event, including shots of the live sets from Melted Toys, ChuCha Santamaria y Usted, and DJ Elephant and Castle.
Stay tuned for more exciting coverage of this weekend’s Treasure Island festival on our website all week!
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Reminder: Friday, join us for ‘Buried Treasure,’ a Treasure Island Music Festival Popup Concert
October 6, 2011
Please join us tomorrow, Friday October 7th, at 6pm for our free Treasure Island Music Festival-themed “Buried Treasure” happy hour party (RSVP on Facebook) at San Franpsycho’s flagship store (1314 Grant Avenue, San Francisco) in North Beach. We’ll have performances by Melted Toys and ChuCha Santamaria Y Usted, as well as a DJ set by Elephant and Castle. Be sure to bring a mixtape with the theme “Buried Treasure”: we’ve partnered with the San Francisco Mixtape Society and will be awarding the best mixtape curator a pair of passes to the Treasure Island Music Festival!
And . . . . FREE TACOS! While supplies last, of course. Supplied by:
Melted Toys – “Lost Connection”
ChuCha Santamaria y Usted – “Fiebre Tropical”
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Monday: SF Mayoral Candidates Discuss Music and Nightlife (with performances by Bob Mould and Zoë Keating)
September 29, 2011
Bob Mould – “City Lights (Days Go By)”
The vibrancy of the San Francisco music scene doesn’t just depend on the talents of the City’s many musicians. City policies and practices can have a serious impact on local artists’ quality of life and on the venues where they perform. Things like the enforcement of noise ordinances, the availability of affordable housing, gentrification, and venue and event permitting matter, and when you’re voting for San Francisco’s next mayor this November, we hope you’ll be informed about where the candidates stand on these and other important issues.
To that end, we’re happy to co-sponsor a Recording Academy/CMAC-hosted forum featuring candidates for Mayor of San Francisco discussing music and nightlife-related issues. The event is free, and it takes place Monday, October 3rd at The Fillmore (6pm doors, 6:30 start). If you’re leery of just hearing people talk about music, though, you’ll probably be excited to know that there will also be live music! In addition to the forum, there will also be performances by Bob Mould and Zoë Keating!
Again, admission is free, but you have to RSVP here.
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The Bay Bridged Presents: A Treasure Island Music Festival Happy Hour with Melted Toys, ChuCha Santamaria Y Usted, Elephant and Castle (DJ set)
September 28, 2011
If you are like us, you probably enjoy the following things: local bands, free shows, mixtapes, and the Treasure Island Music Festival. On Friday, October 7th, we’re throwing a party combining all of these elements as something we’re calling “Buried Treasure,” a free Treasure Island Music Festival pop-up concert and mixtape exchange taking place at San Franpsycho’s flagship store (1314 Grant Avenue, San Francisco) in North Beach.
On the music front, we’re psyched to have performances by locals Melted Toys and ChuCha Santamaria Y Usted, as well as a DJ set by Elephant and Castle. On the mixtape front, we’ve partnered with the San Francisco Mixtape Society to throw the event. Bring a mixtape around the theme “Buried Treasure” to exchange with other attendees. The person with the best mixtape will win a pair of passes to the Treasure Island Music Festival!
This free happy hour event should be a great way to kick off your weekend and get psyched for Treasure Island (and maybe even win a couple of TIMF passes!). We’ll see you there!
Buried Treasure
A Treasure Island Music Festival Popup Concert and Mixtape Exchange
Melted Toys
ChuCha Santamaria Y Usted
DJ set by Elephant and Castle
Friday, October 7, 2011
San Franpsycho Store (1314 Grant Avenue, San Francisco)
Doors 6pm, FREE, 21+
RSVP on Facebook
Bring a mixtape to exchange for a chance to win passes to the Treasure Island Music Festival!
Melted Toys, “Rose Again” by The FADER
Chucha Santamaria Y Usted – “Fiebre Tropical”
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Rock Make 2011: Call for volunteers!
September 6, 2011
Rock Make 2011 is just around the corner (Saturday, September 17th!). We would not be able to accomplish events such as Rock Make and Phono del Sol without the generous help of our volunteers — on that note, we are putting out an official call for volunteers for Rock Make 2011!
Volunteer roles for this year’s festival will include donation taking, guest interaction, bartending and other general assistance. If you are interesting in helping out on the 17th, please email volunteers@thebaybridged.com as soon as possible with your name, phone number and email. We look forward to working with you!
