#the warfield theater

[rockinshots]

Johnny Marr was smashingly suave last at The Warfield Theater. I'm still in awe of his spectacular performance!! Wow oh Wow!! 💥💥

[darlinhutchence]

michael hutchence wearing erins necklace and covered in glitter—also applied by her—backstage at the warfield theater on july 19, 1997. also featured: his pretty painted nails!

photo by erin, taken in san francisco

[rgray34]

Warfield Theater 2/16/82

[marian-1122]

Paul Simonon performing live at The Warfield Theater in San Francisco , California , USA , March 3 , 1980 .

©️ Larry Hulst/Michael Ochs Archive/Getty Images

[the-barrel-man]

Missing Persons - A Night In San Francisco (Limited Edition Purple Vinyl)

Recorded live at the Fox Warfield Theater in San Francisco on December 28th, 1982.

[shoesandsocks]

Blecch.

[itsmarjudgeloveclassicrock59]

Warfield Theater in San Francisco on November 24, 1984..

(Photo by Clayton Call)

[webuiltthiscity]

Upcoming Shows - May 2024

May 1 - Violent Femmes at the Warfield

May 1 - Andy Shauf at The Chapel

May 2 - Swans at the Great American Music Hall

May 4 - METZ at The Chapel

May 6 - Gustaf at Cafe du Nord

May 8 - Phoenix at the Warfield

May 10 - IDLES w/Protomartyr at the Fox Theater in Oakland

May 11 - IDLES w/Protomartyr at the Great American Music Hall

May 11 - Land of Talk at the Bottom of the Hill

May 11-12 - Caroline Rose at The Chapel

May 11 - Idles at the Warfield

May 14 - Phoenix at the Great American Music Hall

May 16 - The Go! Team at the Independent

May 16 - Pardoner at the Kilowatt

May 16 - Belle & Sebastian at the Fox Theater in Oakland

May 16 - Teenage Fanclub at the Fillmore

May 18 - Torrey at the Makeout Room

May 18 - Waxahatchee at the Fox Theater in Oakland

May 18 - Wednesday at the Fillmore

May 20 - Har Mar Superstar at the Bottom of the Hill

May 21 - Stiff Little Fingers at the Fillmore

May 22 - Bad Tiger at the Bottom of the Hill

May 23 - Jade Bird at Cafe du Nord

May 23 - Madness at the Fox Theater in Oakland

May 23 - Mescool at the Kilowatt

May 25 - Bully at Cafe du Nord

May 25 - St. Vincent at the Masonic

May 27-31 - My Morning Jacket at the Fillmore

June 1 - Erin Brazill and the Brazillionaires at the Makeout Room

June 2 - Dent May at The Chapel

June 4 - Yard Act at the Independent

June 6 - Echo & The Bunnymen at the Warfield

June 6 - The Damned at the Regency Grand Ballroom

June 7 - The Sadies at the Great American Music Hall

June 9 - Cowboy Junkies at Bimbo’s (also June 12)

June 10 - Camera Obscura  at the Fillmore

June 10 - Babehoven at the Rickshaw Stop

June 12 - Cowboy Junkies at Bimbo’s (also June 9)

June 12 - Foamboy at the Kilowatt

June 13 - Kelley Stoltz at The Chapel

June 15 - Middle Kids at August Hall

June 17 - Adrienne Lenker at the Fox Theater in Oakland

June 18 - The Dollyrots at the Bottom of the Hill

June 24-25 - Okkervil River w/The Antlers at The Chapel

June 25 - Iron & Wine at the Fox Theater in Oakland

June 26 - Mates of State at the Rickshaw Stop

June 27 - Los Campesinos! at the Great American Music Hall

June 27 - Quasi at the Chapel

June 29 - The Umbrellas at the Kilowatt

July 13 - The Decemberists at the Fox Theater in Oakland

July 13 - Sour Widows at the Independent

July 15 - Ducks Ltd. at the Rickshaw Stop

June 15 - Middle Kids at August Hall

July 19 - Man Man at The Chapel

July 23 - Pedro the Lion at The Chapel

Aug. 2 - Spiritual Cramp at the Rickshaw Stop

Aug. 13 - The Pretenders at the Masonic

Aug. 15 - Cults at Bimbo’s

Aug. 16 - The Beths opening for Alvvays at the Fox Theater in Oakland

Aug. 17-18 - Squeeze w/Boy George at the Fox Theater in Oakland

Aug. 18-19 - Bikini Kill at the Warfield

Aug. 15 - Twen w/Enumclaw at the Bottom of the Hill

Aug. 31 - Osees at the Chapel

Sept. 1-3 - Osees at the Chapel

Sept. 4 - The Polyphonic Spree at the Chapel

Sept. 16 - Pulp at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

Sept. 17 - Future Islands at the Fox Theater in Oakland

Sept. 21 - Peter Hook at the Warfield

Sept. 23 - Tokyo Police Club at August Hall

Sept. 25 - Hoodoo Gurus at the Great American Music Hall

Sept. 27 - Guided by Voices at August Hall

Sept. 27-28 - Built to Spill at the Fillmore

Oct. 10 - Blonde Redhead at the Fox Theater in Oakland

Oct. 10-11 PJ Harvey at the Masonic

Oct. 12 - Cola at the Bottom of the Hill

Oct. 15-16 - Sunny Day Real Estate at August Hall

Oct. 20 - Stars at The Chapel

Oct. 22 - Clem Snide at the Ivy Room in Albany

Nov. 15 - Ted Leo and the Pharmacists at the Fillmore

[doomandgloomfromthetomb]

Doom & Gloom 2022: The Year In Bootlegs

So many bootlegs! If you need to get caught up, here's a handy list of these Doom & Gloom exclusives. Some of the old standbys, some new faces. Thanks to all the tapers out there, you are the real heroes.

What will 2023 bring?! I don't know, but I'll still be here. Oh and hey, have you signed up for the Doom & Gloom Substack yet? It's a good time.

#SummerOfPavement

John Fahey - Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, California, July 14, 1976

Through Hills and Valleys, Over Creeks and Rivers: Crazy Horse’s Deep Cut Epics, 1984-2013

Public Image Limited - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, April 4, 1983

Low - Johnny Brenda’s, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, February 1, 2016

The Velvet Underground - Music Hall, Cleveland, December 1, 1968

Sonic Youth - Cat’s Cradle, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, November 14, 1982

Lou Reed - Mile End Sundown, London, United Kingdom, November 1, 1972

Richard Thompson - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, October 16, 1994

John Cale - Lady Mitchell Hall, Cambridge, England, May 13, 1975

Elkhorn - Volume 2 at Never Ending Books, New Haven, Connecticut, September 12, 2022

Lou Reed - Shibuya Kokaido, Tokyo, Japan, October 26, 2000

Lou Reed - Palace Theater, New Haven, Connecticut, March 7, 1996

Lou Reed - The Bottom Line, New York City, February 25, 1983

Neil Young & The Transband - Westfalenhalle, Dortmund, West Germany, October 11, 1982

The Necks - Bimhuis, Amsterdam, Netherlands, September 26, 1998

R.E.M. - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, April 14, 1982 / October 6, 1982 / July 17, 1983

jaimie branch’s FLY or DIE - Boot and Saddle, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, December 18, 2016

John Cale - Oxford Ale House, New Haven, Connecticut, June 20, 1979

Silver Jews - 40 Watt Club, Athens, Georgia, March 10, 2006

Air with Amiri Baraka - WDR Studio, Köln, Germany, March 20, 1982

King Sunny Adé - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, February 7, 1983

Patti Smith w/ Lou Reed - Central Park, New York City, June 27, 1977

John Fahey - Unknown Venue, Santa Barbara, California, January 1968

Neil Young - Acoustic H.O.R.D.E.

The Willies - The Peanut Gallery, Haledon, New Jersey, April 24, 1983

The Slits - Dingwalls, London, United Kingdom, May 13, 1977

Neil Young with Poncho and the MG’s - Rock Am Ring Festival, Nürburgring, Germany, May 18, 2002

Neil Young with Booker T. & the MGs - Warfield Theater, San Francisco, California, June 9, 1993

Lou Reed - Glastonbury Festival, Worthy Farm, Pilton, England, June 27, 1992

The Feelies - World Cafe Live, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, March 19, 2022

Robyn Hitchcock - Robyn Sings Again

Wilco - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, September 16, 2000

The Feelies - The Grotto, New Haven, Connecticut, August 30, 1986 / Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, May 11, 1991

Sonic Youth - This Ain’t No Picnic Festival, Oak Canyon Ranch, Irvine, California, July 4, 1999

Lou Reed - ZigZag Magazine, Conversation with John Tobler, December 1971

Television - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, December 1, 1992

Tom Verlaine - Toad’s Place, New Haven, Connecticut, October 10, 1981 / May 26, 1982

Jerry Jeff Walker & David Bromberg - WBAI-FM, New York City, 1969

The Replacements - 7th Street Entry, Minneapolis, Minnesota, September 5, 1981

Lou Reed - The Robinson Apartment, New York City, March 1971

[skateboardmarketing]

Machine Head Announce Slaughter The Martour North American Tour With Fear Factory as Direct Support.

In an electrifying announcement that will cause anticipatory convulsions through the world of metal, Bay Area icons MACHINE HEAD have announced the first leg of their 'Slaughter The Martøur Nørth America 2024’ tour. Forgoing their “An Evening With…” format for the first time in a decade, MACHINE HEAD will have LA’s cyber-metal masters FEAR FACTORY, Sweden’s ORBIT CULTURE, and Louisville, KY’s GATES TO HELL in tow guaranteeing your 2024 starts off as heavy as humanly possible!

'Slaughter The Martøur Nørth America 2024’ will kick off with a “hometown” show for MACHINE HEAD, their first since 2020 in San Francisco on January 19th. Then the tour heads north with shows in the Pacific Northwest as well as eight shows in Canada. Other stops include Chicago, Orlando, and Houston before concluding in Los Angeles on February 24th at The Bellwether.

MACHINE HEAD’s founder Robb Flynn states, "Head Cases! This will be the greatest metal tour on earth! So stoked to be getting back on the road in America/Canada with 4 masters of soul-crushing heaviness and an absolutely earth-shattering bill. Fear Factory has long been our brothers-in-arms, pioneers, and innovators of a sound that had yet to exist. Orbit Culture are the fast-rising Swedish modern metal maniacs bringing their unique spin to the world, and Gates To Hell absolutely blew my mind at Milwaukee Metalfest with their sheer savage brutality. North America, we’re ready to crush skulls, crush beers, and crush everything in our path!

Confirmed dates for MACHINE HEAD's'Slaughter The Martøur Nørth America 2024’with direct support FEAR FACTORY as well as ORBIT CULTURE, and GATES TO HELL are:

01.19.2024 US   San Francisco, CA - The Warfield 01.21.2024 US   Portland, OR - Roseland Theater 01.22.2024 US   Seattle, WA - Showbox 01.23.2024 CA   Vancouver, BC - Commodore 01.25.2024 CA   Edmonton, AB - Midway Music Hall 01.26.2024 CA   Calgary, AB - Grey Eagle Casino 01.27.2024 CA   Saskatoon, SK - Coors Event Centre 01.28.2024 CA   Winnipeg, MB - Burton Cumming Theatre 01.30.2024 US   Minneapolis, MN - Skyway Theatre 01.31.2024 US   Chicago, IL - Concord Music Hall 02.01.2024 US   Pittsburgh, PA - Roxian Theatre 02.02.2024 US   Northfield, OH - MGM Northfield Park 02.03.2024 US   Detroit, MI - St. Andrews 02.05.2024 CA   Toronto, ON - The Opera House 02.06.2024 CA   Montreal, QC - M'Telus 02.07.2024 CA   Quebec City, QC - Theatre Capitole 02.08.2024 US   Boston, MA - Paradise Rock Club 02.09.2024 US   Bethlehem, PA - Wind Creek Event Center 02.10.2024 US   New York, NY - Palladium Times Square 02.12.2024 US   Silver Spring, MD - The Fillmore Silver Spring 02.14.2024 US   Atlanta, GA - Masquerade (Heaven) 02.15.2024 US   Orlando, FL - House Of Blues 02.17.2024 US   Austin, TX - Emo's 02.18.2024 US   San Antonio, TX - Aztec 02.19.2024 US   Houston, TX - House Of Blues 02.21.2024 US   Englewood, CO - Gothic Theatre 02.22.2024 US   Albuquerque, NM - Sunshine Theater 02.23.2024 US   Mesa, AZ - Nile Theater 02.24.2024 US   Los Angeles, CA - The Bellwether

Tickets & VIP: 

www.machinehead.vip

[rockinshots]

Idles obliterated us at The Warfield!! OMFG!!!!! Hands down, one of the best performances this year. The crowd went absolutely nuts!! I stayed for the whole show, and I feel like I was hit by a freight train, and I wasn't even in the pit. It was a solid two hour set of twenty-four songs, and the sold-out crowd soaked up every ounce of sweat. 🔥🔥🔥💥

[lboogie1906]

William Caesar Warfield (January 22, 1920 – August 25, 2002), was a concert bass-baritone singer and actor. One of his earliest professional engagements was in Marc Blitzstein's Broadway opera, Regina. His breakthrough came when he gave his recital debut in New York's Town Hall in 1950. He went on to produce a highly acclaimed album of selections from Porgy and Bess with Leontyne Price in 1963. He was born in West Helena, Arkansas, the oldest of five sons of a Baptist minister. He grew up in Rochester, New York. In 1938, as a senior at Washington High School in Rochester, he won the Music Educators National Song Competition in St. Louis and expressed an interest in pursuing a career on the concert stage. Inducted into the Army in November 1942, a senior at the Eastman School of Music, presented his graduation recital before an overflow audience at Kilbourn Hall, Eastman Theater. He graduated in 1942 and served in the military, he returned to the Eastman School to complete a MA in 1946. He gave his recital debut in New York's Town Hall on March 19, 1950. He was quickly invited by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation to tour Australia and give 35 concerts. In 1952, He performed in Porgy and Bess during a tour of Europe sponsored by the US State Department (he made six separate tours for the Department of State, more than any other American solo artist.) In this production, he played opposite the opera star Leontyne Price, whom he soon married, but the demands of two separate careers left them little time together. They divorced in 1972 but were featured together in a 1963 studio recording of excerpts from Porgy and Bess. #africanhistory365 #africanexcellence https://www.instagram.com/p/Cnt8expL-sK/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[arsonistmp3]

i was making a post about how it made no sense to me that mcr was playing the fox theater in oakland in 2011 because that place is tiny & before posting i decided to see where they played in the bay area on the black parade tour and they did two nights at the warfield ?? which is smaller??? i feel like . maybe i have been massively overestimating how big mcr was in the 2000s but also this just does not make sense to me

[aygmam]

we always somebody else

"While these men sold out stadiums, however, women comedians, still combating the social construction of humor as a masculine practice, remained largely excluded from comedy-club main stages and cable network specials, and were hindered from exercising the expanded expressive possibilities of stand-up comedy (Zoglin 2008, 183)."

"In the comedy-club circuit, [Danitra] Vance recognized a “tradition” of performers yielding to audience expectations to secure laughs (Vance 1994, 383). Unwilling to let audiences remain “who they were when they came in,” she made the decision to “say to hell with the audience,” in part by pivoting to performance art and theater (Vance 1994, 384)"

"I use the metaphor to illustrate the challenges of eliciting laughter from an audience whose referents for the performer are girded in a gaze that Toni Morrison assails in The Bluest Eye. In the novel’s afterword, Morrison frames her writing in relationship to an “immutable inferiority originating in an outside gaze” ([1970] 2004, 210)"

"Misogynoir speaks to how the great distances between the somebody elses’ invented by “a world that looks on in amused contempt and pity” and the self, are a distinct conundrum for Black women comedians (Du Bois 1903, 3)."

on pg 193 talks about warfield wanting to be as close to herself onstage as possible

[orphanedinstoryville]

Orestes Pursued by the Furies by John Singer Sargent

[moochilatv]

Okean Elzy, Travis Barker and Goo Goo Dolls (John Rzeznik) presents: Lighthouse

Ukraine's most beloved and enduring band Okean Elzy will release their first-ever English-language studio album, Lighthouse, on October 11 via Elektra. 

The group herald the record’s announcement with the title track and new single “Lighthouse” featuring John Rzeznik of Goo Goo Dolls out on all streaming platforms now.

Produced by John Feldmann (Blink 182, Avril Lavigne, 5 Seconds of Summer), and co-written by Slava, Feldmann and Eva Arnby Busacker (5 Seconds of Summer, Landon Barker), the track also features Travis Barker on drums. 

A portion of the proceeds from the song will be donated to United24, an initiative launched by the president of Ukraine in support of the country during the ongoing war. 

The video uplif the song.

About the song, Okean Elzy’s lead vocalist Sviastoslav ‘Slava’ Vakarchuk says, "The creative process was a unique experience for me. Working alongside Feldy and Evey was both fun and inspirational. The song came together in a matter of minutes. Having Travis on drums took the vibe up to a whole other level, and is yet another example of how special the human camaraderie and support is on this track.” 

"Lighthouse is a very powerful metaphor for me," Slava continues. "As a Ukrainian I couldn't think of a better metaphor to express our hope for the future, which is part of why the song and album bear that name." About collaborating with John Rzeznik, Slava adds, "I am extremely honored to have John Rzeznik sing in this song. His performance makes the song feel wider. As a legendary artist he takes this collaboration beyond just music. Thank you for your support of Ukraine, John.” 

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Tour 2024:

10/21 - Toronto, ON - HISTORY 10/22 - Montreal, QC - MTELUS 10/25 - New York, NY - The Theater at Madison Square Garden 10/26 - Boston, MA - Roadrunner 10/28 - Philadelphia, PA - The Fillmore 10/29 - Washington, DC - The Anthem 10/31 - Cleveland, OH - TempleLive at Cleveland Masonic 11/1 - Chicago, IL - The Riviera Theatre 11/2 - St. Paul, MN - Palace Theatre 11/6 - San Francisco, CA - The Warfield 11/7 - Los Angeles, CA - The Novo 12/4 - London, UK - O2 Academy Brixton