Live music in Rohnert Park, CA

An open community drum circle and jam unfolds at Miss Daisy’s Magical Wonderland in Sebastopol, paired with a welcoming potluck. All voices and instruments are invited, including drums, guitars, flutes, rattles, harmoniums, and any spontaneous sound makers. Participants can arrive and join the flow at any point, choosing to play, sing, listen, or simply take in the music. If the weather turns cold or wet, the gathering moves indoors so the rhythm can continue in comfort. Children are welcome and encouraged to take part in whatever way feels natural. The evening centers on co-creating rhythm and exploring sound as a healing tool, with the drum guiding a shared sense of unity, joy, and flow. Voluntary love offerings are accepted at the door, and the celebration supports efforts to Save Wonderland and keep this community heartbeat strong.

Pop-rock trio Arrows in Action are featured in an event centered on the tug of comfort and familiarity and how it can pull you back into old habits and feelings. Their second LP, I Think I’ve Been Here Before, produced by Dan Swank, sits with heavy emotions while still shining with light. Presented in two parts, the bright Side A with Feel It Again and Light Like You and the more introspective Side B with Cheekbones and Empty Canvas, it reflects the joy and sadness of the past and considers the excitement and pitfalls that come with chasing it.

Pink Talking Fish brings a multi-band tribute to Santa Rosa, blending the music of Pink Floyd, Talking Heads, and Phish into one performance. The show celebrates the creativity of these influential groups and the live energy that has brought fans together over the years. Tickets are $32 in advance and $41 day of, including fees.

Popscene brings New York City garage rockers Telescereens to Brick & Mortar Music Hall for their San Francisco headlining debut. Advance admission is $18.

The Menzingers bring their Everything I Ever Saw North American Tour, showcasing music from their eighth album, a set that reflects on personal and global change while reconnecting with the collaborative spark that started it all. The long-running Philadelphia punk quartet of Greg Barnett, Tom May, Eric Keen, and Joe Godino crafted these songs together in their studio with producer Will Yip, fueling new standouts like Chance Encounters, Nobody’s Heroes, and Better Angels. Hot Water Music marks three decades as a band with a career-spanning performance alongside material from their forthcoming tenth studio album. The bill also features Weakened Friends, a high-energy indie rock trio led by songwriter and guitarist Sonia Sturino with Annie Hoffman on bass and Adam Hand on drums, known for hook-heavy songs and cathartic live energy and praised by outlets including Stereogum, BrooklynVegan, and The Boston Globe. Advance tickets are $40 and $45 at the door.

Decentered Open Mic offers a weekly, no-cost showcase in a cozy SOMA studio, inviting creators across many disciplines to share their work. Expect poetry, music, comedy, storytelling, visual art, theater and more, with three minute slots that keep the energy moving. Signups are in person and stay open as the night goes on. The space provides a guitar, piano, projector and a full PA with multiple inputs for instruments, phones and laptops, and supportive hosts are available to help. Some performances may be recorded for the Decentered Arts YouTube channel. Presented by Decentered Arts, a community arts nonprofit, the studio also presents rotating art shows and other community programming throughout the week. Accessibility note: the studio is up a flight of stairs.

A weekly open bluegrass jam at Hotel Utah Saloon in San Francisco features an all acoustic format with participation from musicians of every age and experience level on a wide range of instruments.

Cavetown brings the Running With Scissors Tour to Oakland's historic Fox Theater, with chloe moriondo opening the show. Another Planet Entertainment offers an online-only presale that uses the password 'saints', with a general on-sale to follow.

My Morning Jacket performs at The Fillmore in San Francisco with an open dance floor and an all-standing setup. Tickets are released in stages, with presales available through One Big Family, Live Nation, Spotify, and a VIP package option, followed by a general public onsale. VIP packages are offered with their own presale and general release.

Occurring on the first Wednesday of each month, Taste of Oxbow highlights seasonal favorites and special dishes from purveyors, with offerings priced at $10 or less, accompanied by local music.

ACRE Kitchen and Bar hosts an evening of instrumental, sensual jazz guitar with bassist Kurt Ribak, highlighting exotica with a swinging feel. Reservations are encouraged, and walk in guests are welcome.

The Neighbourhood brings its THE WOURLD TOUR to Bill Graham Civic Auditorium in San Francisco, with After and Noise Dept. setting the stage. A presale from Another Planet Entertainment is available with the password lovebomb, and presale tickets are offered online only. A general on sale follows.

Will Downing appears at Yoshi's Oakland -Jack London square with the elegant soul sound that has defined a career spanning 35 years and 27 albums. In his recent work he channels profound personal loss into Soul Rising, a focused seven-song release shaped by themes of love, resilience, and healing. The album features What Part of My Love, a single that reached the top of the UK Soul Chart Top 30, along with Closer to Me and House of Love, which blend signature smoothness with an invigorating funk edge. He also revisits classics with a new interpretation of You're As Right As Rain from The Stylistics, created with Ronnie Foster and trumpeter Johnny Britt. At its emotional center is Till We Meet Again, honoring his daughter Aron Siobhan Downing and featuring the voices of Aja and Audrey Wheeler Downing, introduced by a New Year's Day voicemail. The sequence continues with Love You Right, made with Hubert Eaves IV, and concludes with Love of a Lifetime, creating a journey from heartbreak to renewal.

My Morning Jacket takes the stage at The Fillmore with an open dance floor and a standing room only setup. Tickets are offered to the public, with additional presale options available through One Big Family, Live Nation, Spotify, and a VIP Package, plus a separate VIP Package onsale.

Deer Tick takes the stage at The Independent, featuring Presley Haile. Admission is limited to guests who are 21 years of age or older.

Sammy Rae & The Friends take the stage at The Castro in San Francisco, with Melt opening the show. An online presale from Another Planet Entertainment will be available and requires the password qbar. Presale tickets are available online only, and a general public on-sale will follow.

Jacob Alon brings emotionally raw storytelling, darkly poetic lyrics, and sharp humor to Swedish American Hall, turning hard-won life experience into bittersweet songs delivered with a striking voice. Tickets are priced from $22.00 to $25.00. This is an all ages event for guests 6 and older. Entry is standing room unless otherwise noted. Openers may change and refunds are not issued for such changes. Professional cameras, including those with detachable lenses or equipment deemed professional by staff, are not allowed without prior approval, and photo access is subject to artist approval. If you need special accommodations, please contact the venue in advance.

Presented by Goldenvoice, The Dresden Dolls bring their genre-defying performance to The Warfield in San Francisco under the banner Yes, Virginia (Tailor’s Version). The duo of Amanda Palmer and Brian Viglione blends piano-driven theatricality, punk cabaret spirit, New Wave influences, and powerful percussion into an unclassifiable sound. Their dynamic exchange on stage creates a vivid push and pull that moves from intimate to explosive. Their 2006 release Yes, Virginia marked the band’s debut on the U.S. Billboard charts and appeared on national charts across Europe, fueled by the single "Sing" and its heartfelt video. The group has staged original theater such as The Onion Cellar with the American Repertory Theatre and has toured on True Colors alongside artists including Cyndi Lauper, Deborah Harry, Erasure, Margaret Cho, and, on select dates, Rufus Wainwright. They have also long collaborated with LGBTQ+ performers. This event welcomes attendees ages 6 and up. If accessible seating is unavailable, the venue can assist with accommodations. Ticket limits are enforced and orders that exceed them may be canceled without notice. Prices may vary based on demand, and ticket transfer will be delayed for this event. Please review the terms of AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Alt-folk artist Anna Graves brings storytelling steeped in her Midwestern roots, drawing on a journey that led her back to the place where her songwriting first took shape. Expect a blend of cinematic pop textures and intimate folk, with songs that move from vulnerability to strength and from heartbreak to healing. This all ages event is priced from $20 to $25. At Cafe Du Nord, preferred viewing upgrades are available and are separate from general admission. Unless noted otherwise, tickets are standing room only. Venue policies include no professional cameras without prior approval, with photo pass availability dependent on artist approval. Support acts may change without refund. For accessibility needs, contact the venue in advance. For age-restricted shows, valid identification is required; all ages indicates attendees are 6 years or older.

Lloyd Cole brings a solo electric performance, moving away from the mostly acoustic format of recent years to an amplified set. The program spans his catalog from his debut with the Commotions, Rattlesnakes, to On Pain, touching many points in between. Standing tickets are $30 and seated tickets are $45, available in advance or on the day. For ADA seating assistance, email boxoffice@thechapelsf.com or call (415) 551-5157. Accessible seating is limited and often fills early, so early requests are recommended and same day accommodations may not be possible.

Wednesday nights at Barrel Proof Lounge turn into a big stage karaoke showcase in the main showroom after Open Mic. KJ Danny D (Danny Duclos), a widely sought-after karaoke host, powers the night with high energy that turns singing into a full late-night experience. The setup features a large stage, quality sound, and a lively crowd that keeps the momentum going. There is no cover, and the location is in Downtown Santa Rosa.

S.R. Laws crafts songs with the warmth of classic favorites while bringing his own fresh viewpoint. Influenced by storytellers such as John Hiatt, Lou Reed, Steve Earle, Neil Finn, and Ron Sexsmith, he focuses on vivid narratives and memorable melodies. His connection to music took root in Northern California, where he dug through his father’s finds of discarded 45s and discovered a world of sound one record at a time. A leap to Texas with two suitcases and a small budget led him into Austin’s lively scene, where open mics and songwriter nights helped refine his voice and stagecraft. Now based in Sonoma County, he tours and writes for his original rock band, The Heartsleeves, sharing songs person to person. Audiences and hosts frequently highlight his clear baritone, first person storytelling, and easygoing Americana pulse that builds slowly and lingers after the last note.

Enjoy a free outdoor performance by Quinteto Latino, a Bay Area wind ensemble with a clear purpose to expand equity in classical music. The group centers composers of Latin American heritage and builds community through performance and advocacy. With the bright blend of flute, oboe, clarinet, French horn, and bassoon, their concerts highlight the color and drive of Latin American traditions, weaving cherished folk melodies with contemporary works. Programs often feature music by Gabriela Lena Frank, Orlando Jacinto García, and Paquito D’Rivera, including pieces commissioned for the quintet. Presented as part of Yerba Buena Gardens Festival’s Thursday Lunchtime Concert series. Supported in part by the Alice M. Ditson Fund of Columbia University.

Enjoy free live music upstairs at the Second Story as Calvin Love and Shannon Lay share the stage. Shannon Lay crafts gentle, empathetic songs focused on comfort and transformation, shaped by years of writing, recording, and performing with intention at the center. Her solo albums, including Geist, August, Living Water, and All This Life Goin’ Down, have drawn praise from outlets such as Pitchfork, The Guardian, SPIN, and Uncut for their tender reflections on life’s big questions. Calvin Love blends psych folk and classic rock with a nostalgic noir touch, recognized for a distinctive vocal style and minimal, mood-driven arrangements. His catalog leans into introspective songwriting, cinematic tones, and a strong DIY ethos, with a sound often likened to a haunting, near-escape soundtrack that nods to Chris Isaak in a Lynchian world. Admission is free, no RSVP is needed, and seating is first come, first served with entry based on capacity.

At Spire the Church, experience an all-levels yoga session set to an evocative goth soundtrack that supports focus, strength, and calm. The practice invites both newcomers and seasoned yogis to move with intention while exploring personal reflection and connecting with others who appreciate the blend of yoga and goth culture. Bring a mat or borrow one on site, and wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement. Contributions follow a pay-what-you-can range of $10 to $20, with a $15 suggested amount, and no attendee will be refused participation due to inability to pay. Donations are accepted at the door via Venmo, PayPal, or Zelle. Please be mindful of the surrounding neighborhood. Respect for nearby residents is essential, and disrespect can result in being excluded from this and future gatherings. Parking near the venue is very limited, so consider biking, carpooling, walking, using rideshare or public transit, and plan ahead. If driving is necessary, please park about a block away.

Presented by Popscene, LØLØ appears at Brick & Mortar Music Hall with the "god forbid a girl goes on tour!" title. Advance tickets are priced at $17.

Goldenvoice hosts JO1 at The Warfield in San Francisco. This event is open to attendees ages 6 and up. If accessible seating is sold out, please contact the venue to discuss accommodation options. Orders that exceed the stated ticket limit may be canceled without notice, and ticket prices may change based on demand.

Mon Rovîa brings the Bloodline Tour to The Castro in San Francisco, with Sydney Rose and Sarah Julia serving as openers. An online-only presale through Another Planet Entertainment is available with the password starbelly, and general tickets go on sale after the presale.

This show brings together Casa Sueño, featuring Mike Baggetta, John Herndon, and Mike Watt, with additional performances by Ray Yeh and Rituals of Mine. Admission is $20, and entry is limited to those 21 and over.

Enjoy an evening of live music as LØLØ and Mylie Taylor take the stage at Brick & Mortar Music Hall in San Francisco. This all-ages show offers admission priced between $17 and $22.

Evangelia brings The Paréa Tour to Cafe Du Nord, with STOLAR and Aristea Taptelis also appearing. A multi-platinum Greek American artist, she blends contemporary pop with traditional Greek sounds and has emerged as one of Greece’s most streamed performers over the past two years, fueled by viral tracks like Vale, Vradia, and Fotia and more than 16 million Spotify streams. Tickets range from $25 to $75, and the event is open to all ages, which the venue defines as 6 and older. A VIP option is available that includes a signed item, an acoustic performance, early merchandise access, a Parea flower clip, and an exclusive listen to unreleased music, with details subject to change. Unless specified otherwise, entry is standing room only. For accessibility needs or other special accommodations, contact info@cafedunord.com. Support acts may change without refund. Professional cameras are not permitted without advance approval, defined as gear with a detachable lens or other equipment considered professional grade by venue staff. Photo passes may be possible with prior inquiry and are subject to the artist’s approval.

KC Turner presents Toad the Wet Sprocket at the HopMonk Novato outdoor venue as part of the 13th Annual Cookout Concert Series. Rings: The Acoustic Tour arrives with Willy Porter also performing, sponsored by JAMBAR and Rue de Rêve Apéritifs. Before streaming reshaped discovery, record store clerks championed the Santa Barbara quartet’s early releases, introducing listeners to the music behind the unconventional name. Lead singer Glen Phillips’ introspective lyrics, supported by the melodies and harmonies of guitarist Todd Nichols, bassist Dean Dinning, and drummer Randy Guss, drew fans early on. Their debut, Bread & Circus, was recorded DIY in a tract home for $600, released independently in 1988, and reissued unchanged by Columbia Records the following year. Columbia also released their second album, Pale, recorded in Los Angeles in 1990, a critical favorite praised by AllMusic. This is an outdoor show. Ground level is standing room, with limited seating on the lawn and at the top of the hill. Seating is first come, low-back chairs are allowed in the lawn section, and table seating at the hillside top is also first come. The event is all ages, children need a ticket, and babies in arms are not permitted. Parking is free with plenty of space. Please do not bring pets, coolers, backpacks, outside food, or umbrellas.

Blue Note Napa's Summer Sessions return to The Meritage Resort and Spa, setting an open-air stage in wine country for a new season of live performances. This installment features Air Supply on the A Matter of Time Tour, with Graham Russell and Russell Hitchcock showcasing the chemistry built over nearly five decades together. The duo brings a romantic pop rock sound and the recognizable 80s hits that helped make their music popular around the world.

West Coast Swing takes the spotlight at Just Dance Dance & Event Center with instruction from Stephanie Krul and Jason Wayne. The program features a beginner and pre-intermediate class, followed by an intermediate session, then a social West Coast Swing party to keep the dancing going.

Watsky marks the tenth anniversary of x Infinity with a full-album performance presented in sync with the companion film. The program includes strong language, sexual content, and violent imagery. Attendees under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

This outdoor Blue Note Napa Summer Sessions event is planned to proceed rain or shine at The Meritage Resort and Spa. Seating options vary by section. The Sapphire Club provides a reserved table with two chairs and must be purchased as a pair, with pricing per seat, plus access to the Club Lounge featuring a cash bar and air conditioning. Gold and Silver sections offer reserved seats. The Bronze Lawn is standing room only; blankets are welcome, but chairs are not permitted. Every attendee needs a ticket, all prices are per person, and the minimum age is 8, with no infants allowed. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Tickets are sold in advance and will appear in your Ticketmaster account for scanning at entry. Restrooms are available. Outside food and drink, corkage, professional cameras, and smoking are not allowed, and only service animals are permitted. For bag policies and additional FAQs, please refer to the venue’s website. Parking can be purchased for $18 in advance or $25 on the day of the show. All sales are final.

Karaoke Night at The New Parkway offers a relaxed, low-pressure way to sing, cheer, and spend time together. Take the mic or sing along from your seat, with a welcoming atmosphere for every voice and comfort level. Songs are selected from YouTube, giving you a wide range of choices. Performances can be heartfelt, silly, loud, or shy, and there is no expectation of perfection. First-time singers are just as welcome as regulars, with a friendly crowd that supports everyone. Food and drinks are available for purchase, including beer, wine, and nonalcoholic options. Arriving a little early can help you find a seat and add your pick before the list fills. It is a come-as-you-are space to choose a tune and enjoy an easygoing evening of music and community.

My Morning Jacket takes the stage at The Fillmore in San Francisco. The event features an open dance floor with standing room only. Ticket access includes a public onsale as well as One Big Family, Live Nation, Spotify, and VIP Package presales, and a VIP Package onsale.

A performance by Devon Gilfillian takes place at The Independent in San Francisco. This event is for attendees 21 and over.

BLÜ EYES takes the stage with alt-pop that channels unfiltered feeling into sweeping, cinematic sound. The Los Angeles based artist is a self-produced songwriter and vocalist who blends intimate storytelling in the spirit of Gracie Abrams and Noah Kahan with the crisp, finely tuned melodies associated with Taylor Swift. Recent singles like “Two People at Once,” “Bad Feelings,” “Gaslight,” and “Dear Anxiety,” from her debut album, have drawn more than 150 million streams worldwide. Meticulous about every layer of her music, she writes, produces, and shapes a sonic world built on honesty and connection, reflecting a rapidly expanding global audience and a standout voice in authentic pop.

Experience a candlelit tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac at Temple Emanu-El San Francisco, where a live string quartet surrounds familiar melodies with a warm, multi-sensory atmosphere. The program highlights fan favorites such as Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don’t Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance runs approximately 60 minutes, with doors opening one hour beforehand, and there is no late entry once the concert begins. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA accessible, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. Music is performed by Range Ensemble, a string quartet. This is a tribute presentation and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

Settle into a weekly brunch rendezvous that keeps things simple... satisfying dishes, bold cocktails, and a rich vinyl soundtrack. At DACHA, expect rotating brunch specials, a lineup of craft cocktails, and a DJ set on vinyl that keeps the mood easy and elevated without the rush. DJ Kirill and friends shape the grooves, blending relaxed vibes with a playful edge. It is an indulgent ritual in the making for weekends that call for something a little extra.

Follow the Music builds on its 2023 launch with an emerging artists festival that spotlights young talent and advances arts education across the Bay Area. Set within the Gardens as part of the Yerba Buena Gardens Festival’s Weekend Sessions series, the gathering connects families and young people with a living legacy of local culture and the next generation carrying it forward. Performers ages 14 to 25 appear from the San Francisco Community Music Center, Oakland School for the Arts, SFJAZZ, GLIDE Memorial Church, Blue Bear School of Music, Elevate Oakland, Enriching Lives Through Music and additional organizations. The program reflects the region’s diversity with sounds that span classical, jazz, soul, rock and Latin jazz, and it includes guest speakers from music, sports and popular culture. A community resource fair offers families and students direct access to Bay Area music education programs, along with information on classes and scholarships. Oakland Rising, created in partnership with Follow the Music, serves as the program’s anchor and features B. Deveaux, August Lee Stevens and Naima, three up-and-coming artists continuing Oakland’s vibrant musical and cultural lineage. The event affirms that creative journeys take many forms, and Follow the Music works to keep every path open.

A silver anniversary celebration brings a fresh twist to Lunada Literary Lounge’s long tradition of full moon gatherings, centering spoken word, poetry, música, and literatura beneath the new moon. This lunar moment invites fresh starts and boundless possibility, a time to set intentions and recharge through art, poetry, and connection. The season features double the spotlights, more live music, additional vendors, and a packed open mic. This event closes the Lunada New Moon Fest 2026 season. Featured artists and vendors will be announced soon.

KC Turner presents Jackie Greene and his band with The Coffis Brothers as part of the 13th Annual Cookout Concert Series at HopMonk Novato’s outdoor venue, sponsored by JAMBAR. An Americana and roots artist, Greene moves from soulful piano ballads to searing blues guitar, and previously performed as lead guitarist for The Black Crowes in 2013. His Modern Lives projects tap into Delta blues, bluegrass, and folk traditions with songs like Crazy Comes Easy, Good Old Bad Times, and Victim of the Crime, and he has partnered with animator Bill Plympton on an award-winning short that has appeared at film festivals. This is an outdoor show. Ground level is standing room only, with limited seating on the lawn and at the top of the hill. Seating is first come, and low back chairs are allowed in the lawn section. Table seating at the top of the hillside is also first come, so arriving when doors open is recommended. The event is all ages, children need their own ticket and infants in arms are not permitted. Parking is free with plenty available. Please note that pets, coolers, backpacks, outside food, and umbrellas are not allowed.

An all-ages open mic takes place at The Magic Flute on the second Saturday of each month. Admission is free and performers of every experience level are welcome to step on stage. There is no advance signup, sign in when you arrive and the order will be selected at random from names placed in a hat or djembe. Performers must sign in to be eligible to play. The venue provides professional sound and lighting, creating a safe and supportive setting for singers and musicians to share their work with a live audience. It is an opportunity for music lesson students to meet, collaborate, and perform together. Students, customers, friends, and family are invited to perform or simply enjoy the show.

Experience the music of The Beatles in a new light at Hall of the Above, where Candlelight presents an intimate performance bathed in candle glow. This live, multisensory concert brings the series to an inspiring Sonoma County setting for an evening filled with atmosphere and timeless songs.

Gather for an in-person evening of kirtan led by Jordan Loder, a touring bhakti musician devoted to sharing inner calm, healing, and community connection through music. After years on the road supporting Snatam Kaur, Deva Premal and Miten, Ajeet, Simrit, and Adam Bauer, he now brings his own voice to the tradition. His call-and-response chanting weaves timeless mantras with contemporary elements and is shaped by the teachings of Ramana Maharshi. The atmosphere is gentle and reflective without feeling heavy, with a playful spirit that keeps the experience light and welcoming. The room is set for participation with professional sound, ambient lighting, and on-screen lyrics so every voice can take part. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day. Loder tours internationally, including throughout the United States, Canada, Hawaii, Mexico City, Europe, and the Bahamas, and his work has been praised by GuruGanesha of Spirit Voyage for its devotional depth and ecstatic uplift.

At Unity Spiritual Center of San Francisco, this drum circle invites participants on a journey that moves from quiet, meditative rhythms to energizing beats. Experience is not necessary. It begins with clear, easy-to-follow instruction, then the group builds rich grooves together. The emphasis is on unity, connection, and personal healing rather than performance. The session is guided by David DiLullo, who has spent 20 years sharing the restorative power of drumming in community and corporate settings. Drums are supplied. Attendance is capped at 85 and may reach capacity. Open to adults 18 and over. There is plenty of free parking.

A tradition that began when dancers from Chicago visited the Bay Area in 1998, igniting the first documented lindy hop exchange and a global culture of traveling for the dance, returns in a fresh reimagining that celebrates the distinct personalities of Bay Area dance communities. The festivities include DJed sets, live music, friendly inter-scene competitions, and plenty of social dancing. The main set features Andrew Stephens' Savoy 7, followed by a late night led by the Curiosities Jazz Band. The main gathering is with Lake Merritt Dance at the Veterans Memorial Building, then the late night takes place at the Omni, also known as Revival Hall. Registration and competition signups are available.

Jacob Collier brings The Light For Days Tour to The Castro in San Francisco, featuring a series of intimate solo performances. Another Planet Entertainment is offering a presale that uses the password qbar, and presale access is online only. A general on-sale will follow.

The event features an open dance floor with no seating, so attendees should be prepared to stand throughout the performance. Doors will open before the show begins. Ticket access includes several windows, with presales for One Big Family, Live Nation, Spotify, and VIP packages, along with a general public sale and a VIP package sale.

Jen Altman of JBN leads a lively morning tailored to babies and toddlers, featuring music, dancing, puppets, and snacks in a welcoming play space. The program is designed for families with children from birth to 36 months and welcomes the entire family, including grandparents and extended relatives. There will be snacks, creative art supplies, and dedicated areas for older siblings to play. All families are welcome, including unaffiliated households, single or multi-parent families, multi-faith and multi-ethnic communities, people of all abilities, and LGBTQ+ families. Jewish Baby Network is a program of Jewish Family and Children’s Services’ Center for Children and Youth, which supports families from newborn through older adulthood.

A goth-inspired yoga session at Spire the Church weaves movement with a moody, carefully curated soundtrack. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned practitioners to first-timers, with guidance that encourages strength, ease, and stillness while the music sets an immersive tone. Beyond the physical practice, it offers space for reflection and connection with a community that appreciates both yoga and goth culture. Sliding scale contribution is $10 to $20 with $15 suggested, and no one will be turned away for lack of funds. Donations are accepted at the door via Venmo, PayPal, or Zelle. Please bring a yoga mat or borrow one on site, and wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely. The venue is in a residential neighborhood where mutual respect is essential, and parking nearby is very limited, so consider biking, carpooling, walking, rideshare, or public transit and plan ahead.

An outdoor SALTED day party returns to The Midway patio, presented by Brothers & Sisters, wrapping up the last outdoor session of the year. The lineup features Sandy Rivera of KOT and Defected and New York remix veteran John Morales of Glitterbox, alongside residents Miguel Migs and Julius Papp and Brothers & Sisters founder Franky Boissy. The patio setting keeps everything under the open sky.

Experience a two-floor Latin and Afro-Caribbean dance social at Verdi Club in San Francisco. The main ballroom centers on Bachata with a touch of Salsa, while the upstairs room is dedicated to Kizomba and related styles including Urban Kiz, Ghetto Zouk, Afro House, Kompa, Doucer, and Tarraxo. Two classes start things off, with Bachata taught by Ngoc Huynh on the main floor and Kizomba led by a guest instructor on the second floor. After the lessons, the Bachata floor features live sets from DJ Smooth, Kris Kros, and Thiencito, and the Kizomba room lineup will be announced. No performances are scheduled so the focus stays on social dancing. Admission is $17 when paying by Venmo at @HelloSF and $20 in cash at the door, with cashless payment encouraged. Tickets are also available through Eventbrite. Attendees may bring their own water, and bottled water will be sold for $2 while supplies last. Guests with a birthday in the same month receive free entry. Free parking is available and the venue is convenient to Highway 101. Attendance supports the team behind the event, and a code of conduct applies.

KC Turner Presents brings Jackie Greene with his band to the HopMonk Novato outdoor venue, joined by Jon Chi & the Pacific Syndicate as part of the 13th Annual Cookout Concert Series sponsored by JAMBAR. An Americana and roots singer-songwriter, Greene moves easily from soulful piano to searing guitar, a versatility that includes a turn as lead guitarist for The Black Crowes in 2013. His releases The Modern Lives Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 explore Delta blues along with bluegrass and folk influences, with songs such as Crazy Comes Easy, Good Old Bad Times, and Victim of the Crime highlighting multi-instrumental chops and thoughtful storytelling. Greene also teamed with Academy Award-nominated animator Bill Plympton on videos that became the animated short The Modern Lives, which earned the Jury Award at the USA Film Festival in Dallas and the Grand Remi Award, Best in Show, at WorldFest Houston, with additional screenings at Cannes Court Métrage, the Melbourne International Animation Festival, and ASIFA-East. This is an outdoor, mostly standing show at ground level with limited seating on the lawn and at the top of the hill, available first come. Low back chairs are permitted in the lawn section, and table seating on the hillside is first come as well. The event is all ages, and every child needs a ticket, with no babies in arms. Parking is free with plenty of space. For the best chance at a seat, consider arriving when doors open. Please note that pets, coolers, backpacks, outside food, and umbrellas are not allowed.

Nogu Svelo! brings a dynamic set from a modern Russian rock group founded by Maxim Pokrovsky, the enduring member and primary songwriter behind most of the catalog. The performance draws on a wide palette, weaving elements of alternative rock, pop punk, punk rock, art punk, experimental rock, and more. A VIP meet and greet premium option is available, offering early admission, a chance to connect with the band after the show with photo and autograph opportunities, reserved seats when available, and priority access to merchandise.

Cyrus Chestnut brings his trio to Paul Mahder Gallery in Healdsburg with a sound shaped by gospel roots, classical influences, and mainstream jazz. Over a decades-long career, he has earned respect from critics and peers for deeply soulful playing and impressive command at the keyboard, with publications such as JazzTimes and Down Beat noting his standing among today’s leading jazz pianists. Joining him are Jaimeo Brown on drums and Marcus Shelby on bass, creating an intimate setting for contemporary jazz that is both spiritually grounded and open to new directions.

Part of the West Oakland Sound Series, this program at Dresher Ensemble Studio in Oakland, California features vocal experimentation and chamber improvisation. Jaap Blonk presents original pieces, spontaneous creations, and sound poems from earlier periods. Born in 1953 in Woerden, Netherlands, he is a largely self-educated composer, performer, poet, and visual artist whose deep inquiry into phonetics and the possibilities of the human voice began in the early 1980s. His performances often incorporate live electronics and occasional projected imagery, and he is known for an energetic, unrestrained presence on stage. He has performed and taught on every continent. His output includes roughly 75 releases across recordings and books, and his visual art, developed from sound poetry scores and informed by mathematical ideas, has been exhibited internationally with selections published in the Americas and Europe. Echo’s Bones, a San Francisco Bay Area woodwind trio, brings improvised music with an avant, pastoral character. The group features Amber Lamprecht on oboe and English horn, Sheldon Brown on clarinet and bass clarinet, and Joseph Noble on flute, alto flute, bass flute, and bamboo flutes. Admission is 20 dollars. Cash and Venmo are accepted at the door, and students and underemployed attendees are admitted free. Produced by sfSound and New Performance Traditions.

My Morning Jacket performs at The Fillmore in San Francisco in a standing room format with an open dance floor. Ticket access includes presales with One Big Family, Live Nation, Spotify, and a VIP package, followed by a public on-sale.

A community-centered dance night in San Francisco brings people together for house-driven rhythms and electronic club sounds. DJs steer the vibe across house, tech house, deep house, techno and EDM, creating an upbeat space for connection on the dancefloor. Admission is free, and an RSVP guest list is available.