Music

SZA’s interior battle feels decidedly of the moment, inflected by the murkiness of casual sex, the imperative for baseline levels of connection in a world where there seems to be a drought.

The San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus performed its annual Holiday Spectacular on Dec. 11, bringing warmth and joy to the eager audience.

One simply cannot get bored watching Pillsbury on stage. Whether it’s his goofy dance moves or his bizarre habit of woofing at the crowd, he knows how to keep fans, their parents and their partners consistently amused. 

Beneath the Rickshaw Stop’s sparkling string lights and shimmering disco ball, indie pop artist Wallice opened her Dec. 8 show with a bubbly sweetness that perfectly paralleled the coziness of the venue.

Del Rey’s ninth studio album is one to look forward to, and “Ocean Blvd” is a satisfying treat to have on repeat until then.

Soccer Mommy, whose real name is Sophie Allison, has perfected the art of carefree apathy, even while performing songs that are decidedly un-apathetic.

Seong-Jin Cho’s airline may have lost the luggage carrying his concert suit on the way to Berkeley, but the world-class pianist was no less dazzling on the stage of Zellerbach Hall.

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Though Disq hails from Wisconsin and Sorry traveled all the way from London, the two sets mixed ’90s Midwest emo with ’70s British post punk for a near perfect pairing.

Twenty-five years after the release of its acclaimed second studio album The Lonesome Crowded West, American indie-rock band Modest Mouse is honoring its success with an explosive anniversary tour.