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Bottom of the Hill1233 17th StreetSan Francisco, CA 94107 map cross street: Missouri district: Potrero Hill Tel. +1 415.621.4455 Email Bottom of the Hill Website |
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| Sat Jul 31 A VERY strong debut by the Dave Rude Band. The emphasis being on the word BAND. All too often a band named for it's leader or one fronted by a hot shot guitarist ends up being a 'look at me! look at me!' affair or worst yet an excuse to see how many ... More |
| Mon Aug 02 Bomb the Music Industry! plays a blend of several musical styles anchored in ska and hardcore punk. The influences go deeper than ska and punk, however, as studio experimentation, synth-pop, and DC hardcore all pop up in the mix. Rosenstock says band... More |
 | Thu Aug 05 "My First Earthquake has instantly jumped to the front of my playlist and has the talent and emotional mix to remain in the top spot. I could not recommend picking up this album with any more insistence. It’s not a question of if they will be a break... More |
 | Fri Aug 06 Devotionals features members of Bright Eyes, Two Gallants, and Judgement Day. Devotionals is only a moniker set to represent the thing we all do upon our awakening. It is a statement of existence, and the rumination on the "how to" of the everyday br... More |
| Sat Aug 07 The debut from Belgian space project Man In Space - How To Potty Train A Supernova - was one of the highlight releases of 2001, being a kick ass heavy space rock album that incorporated powerful elements of progressive rock, resulting in a mind-numbi... More |
| Sun Aug 08 McCabe and Mrs. Miller is a collaboration between Victor Krummenacher (Camper Van Beethoven, Cracker, Monks of Doom) and Alison Faith Levy (Loud Family, The Sippy Cups, Mushroom). Digging at the roots of their rootlessness, these songs sweep out the ... More |
| Sun Aug 08 True Margrit is performing a show in San Francisco. They are an extremely talented band with a rock/pop/progressive sound. They will also be performing with The Family Crest and McCabe and Mrs. Miller. The show is on August 8th at Bottom of the Hil... More |  |
| Sun Aug 08 San Francisco-based band True Margrit takes piano-pop to new heights with their fifth release, THE JUGGLER’s PROGRESS. Equipped with a pack of thematic inspirations including Shakespeare, mountaineering, and evolutionary destiny, True Margrit fashion... More | |
| Tue Aug 10 This August the non-profit we are raising money for is Oakland's own Women's Cancer Resource Center whose mission is to empower women with cancer to be active and informed consumers and survivors; to provide community for women with cancer and their ... More |
| Wed Aug 11 "There’s a jaunty, jangly spirit to Pancho-san. A dash of the Beatles, a pinch of the Libertines, a smidge of Arcade Fire, all adding up to their own sound. I only mention these other bands as a frame of reference for the elements within the Pancho-s... More |
| Thu Aug 12 “Voices everywhere, caught again in the devil’s snare,” belts lead vocalist and guitarist Alex Robins of San Francisco-based Or, the Whale on the second song of the band’s newest album. The song, “Datura,” is a rollicking ode to the hallucinogenic pr... More |
| Fri Aug 13 Cotton Jones is a young band still going through a lot of transitions. But its debut LP, Paranoid Cocoon, has the confidence and ingenuity of a well-seasoned act, due in no small part to the contributions of singers Michael Nau and Whitney McGraw. Bo... More |
| Sat Aug 14 The re-activation of American Steel, which had started as an off-the-cuff idea in early 2007, was by mid-year a full blown reality. The group’s four original members, who had thrown around the idea of getting back together for some time, decided to s... More |
| Sun Aug 15 There’s a point in the evolution of metal bands where they either learn to harness their power or completely lose their way. For every Slayer, there are hundreds of Hollows Eve. Two albums into their career San Francisco’s Black Cobra could have gone... More |
| Mon Aug 16 Portland, Oregon’s The Upsidedown, called “dreamy and decadent in all the right places” by The Boston Globe, have finished recording and mixing their new album, Human Destination, at The Dandy Warhols’ Odditorium. It will be released digitally on the... More |
| Tue Aug 17 "We discovered this lo-fi unsigned band - which somehow evokes Belle and Sebastion, Pavement, and the Black Keys - in a San Fran coffeehouse (just like the old days.) Quick, somebody sign them!" -ROLLING STONE MAGAZINE
"The last time I saw him my mo... More |
| Wed Aug 18 The raw exuberance that Woven Bones seethes from its tightly-wound inner coil of turmoil isn't exactly the stuff daydreams are made of, but as their ... (more) menacing presence has been culminating over the past couple of years, it's now clear as d... More |
| Thu Aug 19 Ida is a band from New York City. They play an idiosyncratic style of minimalist folk rock music that revolves around complex vocal harmonies and sparse (often acoustic) accompaniments. Although Ida has often been identified with labels like “slowcor... More |
| Fri Aug 20 Oakland's sweethearts, The Hot Toddies, mix 1950's beach pop with indie rock riffs, a bottle of whiskey and a dry sense of humor.
Heidi, Erin, Jessica and Sylvia have been playing music, drinking whiskey and writing songs together since the fall of ... More | |
| Sat Aug 21 Strummerville is a registered charity that aims to create new opportunities for aspiring musicians.
Set up by the friends and family of Joe Strummer in the year after his death, the charity seeks to reflect Joe's unique contribution to the music wor... More |
| Sat Aug 21 We have a show ready to go for 2010 on Joe's birthday this year, Saturday, 8/21 at Bottom of the Hill. There are some fine new bands to the tribute gearing up to play this year: Monkey, Sistas in the Pit and Stigma 13. In addition, an acoustic line-u... More | |
 | Mon Aug 23 Girl in a Coma, hailing from the Lone Star State, formed when best friends Jenn Alva and Phanie Diaz met in Jr-high school art class over a mutual love of the Smiths, Nirvana, and skipping school. All they needed was a singer. Enter Nina Diaz, Phanie... More |
| Tue Aug 24 San Francisco needs its own Stone Temple Pilots, no? One with a good dose of Killers sprightliness?
Scene of Action may satisfy. The second EP by the local group with a dullsville name shows off highly polished alt-rock replete with big guitars, bof... More |
| Wed Aug 25 Oneida is a rock band from Brooklyn, New York. Their influences include psychedelic rock, krautrock, electronic, noise rock, and minimalism, but the overall structure and intent of their music cannot be easily traced to any of these styles. Common el... More |
 | Thu Aug 26 Whether expressing the vicissitudes of a romance run off course or finding one's soul deep inside his or her thoughts, Lydia crafts its sound with cadence approach that creates the equal allegiance to thunder and quiet found in Antleman's words, and ... More |
| Fri Aug 27 "There's a casual, understated elegance to the wistful folk rock sounds of local broken-hearts club Cannons and Clouds — it's there in the band's slow-building acoustic drama, in Zachary Blizzard's tender vocals, and in Steven Medd's expressive brush... More |
| Sat Aug 28 According to Orally Transmitted Teachings of Vocalist/Producer Zachariah Mose (The Ironmonk), Guru and Prophet of Golden Baboon Studios, The Band of Brotherz is a Underground Music Kollective founded with members of ..90..s San Francisco Hip Hop Jazz... More |
| Sun Aug 29 "Junius leaves their unfathomable artistic mark on the Post Rock genre with what may very well be considered their true masterpiece."-Decoy Music
"A perfect hybrid of Neurosis and the Smiths, striking a stunning balance of brutality and beauty. Spell... More |
 | Thu Sep 02 Mumiy Troll are «rockapops» superstars in their native Russia, and audiences across North America will see why when the Vladivostok and Moscow-based foursome, whose «Polar Bear“ EP is out now, kick off their 24 dates North American tour on August 11 ... More |
 | Sat Sep 04 Two-man duo The Ferocious Few formed in 2006 when Francisco Fernandez (composer/guitar/vocals) and Daniel Aguilar (percussion) took their informal jam sessions in Oakland, CA to the streets of San Francisco with a portable P.A.. The Ferocious Few's s... More |
| Sun Sep 05 With Magic Kids' Debut album "Memphis" they fully realize the sounds hinted at with their first singles- massive, intelligent and ecstatic POP MUSIC. There are hints of late 80's Britpop, the Del-Phonics' heartbreaking harmonies, ELO's grandeur and B... More |
| Thu Sep 09 Chris McCaughan has already made a name for himself with one of Chicago's favorite punk bands, The Lawrence Arms, but when it came time to release his "solo" material, he opted to drop the idea of a self-named release and titled the project Sundowner... More |
| Sun Sep 12 Shonen Knife has been playing for twenty-seven years and just released their fourteenth album, Super Group.
Few bands have careers that span three decades, least of all bands with song titles like ‘Banana Chips’ and ‘Muddy Bubble Hell’. Not only ha... More |
| Sat Sep 18 The exciting quartet the rest of the world calls NOMEANSNO was formed in 1981, in Victoria, British Columbia. The original group remains intact to this day, consisting of brothers Rob and John Wright, Craig Bougie, Dean Rusk and France Preseven. NOME... More |
| Mon Sep 20 Efterklang is a band from Copenhagen, Denmark. We consist of 4 core members (Mads Brauer, Casper Clausen, Thomas Husmer & Rasmus Stolberg) and we have played together since December 2000. You can read our official and current biography further below.... More |
 | Tue Sep 21 The Do-
The first note on the standard musical scale is “do” which is the last note also, representing what’s new and what’s old, giving the musicians and artist the latitude & longitude to re-invigorate any musical genre, from blues, rhythm & blues,... More |
| Fri Sep 24 San Francisco-based Parasol has been getting some much deserved attention lately as she performs around the SF-Bay Area and select venues nationwide to support her second full-length album, “For Blood and Wine” (2009), released last fall. The album’s... More |
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Editorial Review  Starfucker What's in a Name? By David Johnson-Igra (09/24/2009)" Starfucker, currently hosting a contest to help rename themselves, may be changing their image, but not their uplifting electro-pop sound. Known for their cross dressing antics, and non-stop dance parties, the group just wants to have fun. With big names like Target, the "Weeds" TV series, and IBM using the group’s music, it’s safe to say they’re on the rise. SF Station spoke with keyboardist and producer Josh Hodges before a show of theirs in Brooklyn, about having fun, names, and starfuckers. " |
Editorial Review  Andrew Wyatt of Miike Snow Something With Horns By Matt Crawford (09/17/2009)" Two parts Swede pop and one part New York hip, Miike Snow emerged in the form of a blinged-out jackalope -- a mythical bunny with antlers -- but this band is no joke. The trio has the musical pedigree to match the buzz that has led to sold-out stops on its current U.S. tour. Pontus Winnberg and Christian Karlsson are the Swedish production duo behind Britney Spears’ hit “Toxic", along with tracks from several other top-tier pop artists. Andrew Wyatt has produced and recorded with numerous indie rock bands throughout his career and served as an in-house producer for Downtown Records. Together they mix the best of both worlds... " |
Editorial Review  Nate Grover of Love is Chemicals The Icing on the Cake By Matt Crawford (08/06/2009)" The buzz surrounding Love is Chemicals has settled to a din lately, but the San Francisco band recently reached two major milestones. A year after the band self-released its sophomore album, Song of the Summer Youth Brigade was re-released by SF-based label Three Ring Records. It also recently completed its most extensive tour to date -- a weeklong trek around the Pacific Northwest. But don't expect any great changes with the group. Nate Grover (vocals/guitar) is content juggling band duties and his multiple day jobs. He spoke with SF Station during a phone interview from his cubicle during a break. Love is Chemicals performs at Bottom " |
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