Armand Hammer
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Armand Hammer, rap and hip-hop, Sha Ray & DJ Haram, rap/electronic
Armand Hammer, rap and hip-hop, Sha Ray & DJ Haram, rap/electronic
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Mimosas & Motown brunch buffet with bottomless mimosas followed by a 50‑minute Top Shelf Classics Motown tribute concert at Feinstein’s, sold out, all ages, $79.
100+ voices learn and sing a song together under Emmy Award-winning director Shams Ahmed in Redwood Grove, with light drinks and snacks; RSVP required.
Live music performances fill Sunset Dunes on the second Sunday of each month from noon to 2 pm.
Kulintang Dialect performs traditional kulintang music, honoring Master Danongan Kalanduyan, at the Western Addition branch of the San Francisco Public Library, all ages.
454 performs at Cafe du Nord, 2174 Market St., San Francisco, all ages.
The Dystopian Theatre Tour features Slothrust, Um, and Jennifer? delivering rock, grunge, garage, pop rock, and punk at Bottom of the Hill, all ages.
Pre‑Halloween bash and costume contest featuring Astrozombies SF, Rusty Chains, Caution, and Minds Eye at Bottom of the Hill for ages 21 and up.
Temptation performs New Order and post‑punk covers including Dead Souls and Flippy Floppy at Bottom of the Hill, 21+.
Forrest Nolan album release show at Rickshaw Stop, 155 Fell Street, San Francisco.
Triptides performs at Brick & Mortar Music Hall, San Francisco; all ages, $5 door surcharge for patrons under 21.
THAO at The Independent, San Francisco, 21+ event; ticket holders must show ID, no refunds for non‑compliance; support acts may change.
The Mutants deliver new wave pop punk, followed by Short Dogs Grow’s alternative rock and Fuzz Attack’s folk at Bottom of the Hill, 21+.