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Both A$AP Rocky and Treasure Island had to prove their relevance to their Bay Area audience. Both were being scrutinized, and in trademark fashion, A$AP Rocky eclipsed every other performer to create a fully immersive experience with his headlining show.
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Museumgoers were still perusing Lil B’s seemingly unspectacular exhibited collection when the indoor stage at BAMPFA was flooded with ominous techno music.
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All in all, it’s a major improvement for sports fans, but being unable to criticize players without being perceived as anti-player, anti-labor and anti-fun is an overcorrection I remain baffled by.
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A vibrant and hyper-charged dynamic (if not a rebellious one) defined Rolling Loud’s presence in the Bay Area, and fans of the fast-growing music genre were sure to leave satisfied, whether the sets elevated performances or de-heightened them.
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Back-to-school season can be a bittersweet time — the good news is that you can make the most of your first week back with this mix of San Francisco and on-campus events, including concerts, film screenings and performance group auditions.
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“Tonight’s show is a live magazine,” greeted the curators of the “Golden State Record” as patterns of stars churned across the large screens of the Greek Theatre on Sept. 30. Transforming the Greek Theatre into a live magazine is exactly what the “Golden State Record” managed to pull off —
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As he swung back and forth upside-down, hundreds of feet off the ground, the Joker howled with laughter. The face-painted killer had nearly out-crazied Batman, but finally in a moment of weakness, he still spoke with that unnerving confidence and offered some of the most sage wisdom a psychopathic clown
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Being an artist used to be something that was painfully earned. You were a painter only if you devoted your life to swirling oil and turpentine on canvas for a living. You were a musician only if you spent your nights stringing together paychecks from performing at small cafes every
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Ambitious freshman Pranay Chaurasia, is running for the ASUC presidential position on a campaign inspired by “based” ideology, focused on creating a more unified campus.
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UC Berkeley freshman Pranay Kumar Chaurasia announced Saturday night that he will run for president under the newly formed BASED. party in this spring’s ASUC election.
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