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Fri
9.13
Sat
9.14
Sat
9.14
Sun
9.15
Tue
9.17
Thu
9.19
Fri
9.20
Sat
9.21
SF Live, Union Square Alliance, and CDN Present
Bag Raiders, Mykki Blanco
Show: 2:00 pm
Union Square
All Ages
Sat
9.21
Sun
9.22
Thu
9.26
Sat
9.28
Cafe Du Nord & Union Square Alliance Presents:
Show: 10:00 am
Union Square
All Ages
Sun
9.29
Tue
10.1
Cafe Du Nord Presents:
William Wild, Julianna Zachariou
Show: 8:00 pm
Cafe Du Nord
All Ages
Wed
10.2
Thu
10.3
Sat
10.5
Wed
10.9
Wed
10.9
Thu
10.10
Fri
10.11
Sat
10.12
Sun
10.13
Tue
10.15
Litquake Presents:
Jack Boulware, Nico Lang, Adam Nimoy, Eugene Rodriguez, Dawn Silva, Christina Vo
Show: 7:30 pm
Swedish American Hall
21 and up
Thu
10.17
Fri
10.18
Sun
10.20
Live Nation Presents:
Haven Madison, The Band Light
Show: 7:30 pm
Cafe Du Nord
All Ages
Mon
10.21
Tue
10.22
Thu
10.24
Sun
10.27
Fri
11.1
Sun
11.3
Mon
11.4
Wed
11.6
Thu
11.7
Fri
11.8
2024 San Francisco Leonard Cohen Festival Presents
San Francisco Leonard Cohen Festival
Show: 7:30 pm
Cafe Du Nord
21 and up
Sat
11.9
2024 San Francisco Leonard Cohen Festival Presents
Conspiracy of Beards, ISMAY
Show: 7:30 pm
Swedish American Hall
21 and up
Sat
11.9
Sun
11.10
2024 San Francisco Leonard Cohen Festival Presents
Sharon Robinson
Show: 7:30 pm
Swedish American Hall
21 and up
Sun
11.10
Wed
11.13
Cafe Du Nord Presents:
Rainbow City Park, Gavi Silverman
Show: 8:00 pm
Cafe Du Nord
21 and up
Sat
11.16
Sat
11.16
You’re Going to Die Presents:
Avi Vinocur, Chelsea Coleman
Show: 8:15 pm
Swedish American Hall
13 and up
Sun
11.17
Tue
11.19
Thu
11.21
Thu
11.21
Fri
11.22
Tue
12.10
Sun
3.2
Molly Martin
Molly Martin’s debut album Mary released January 2023 is cheeky indie rock reminiscent of early Smashing Pumpkins, Land of Talk, and the attitude of the Pretenders. It’s music that pretends not to care about your feelings but really does. It’s a spotlight on the honest truth of Molly’s experience before and after quitting drinking; an 8-song inquiry into self-discovery. Molly’s birth name is Mary, and each track feels like a different aspect of the intersection between a buttoned-up Mary and a buttoned-down Molly. Nowhere near sacred and naturally profane, Mary is a think piece on everything from self-hatred to sexual assault. Something is bound to resonate, and that’s the point.
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