Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

While streaming BROCKHAMPTON’s albums through headphones emphasizes the eclectic nature of its music, this show highlighted the curated but spontaneous individuality of the group. From their rap styles to their dance moves, each member was easily identifiable for their own artistry.

The seven-piece band started the show with “Four Out Of Five,” a slower hit off of the group’s newest album, Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino. Frontman Alex Turner moved around the mic stand with Elvis Presley ease, swaying with the song and taking a seat behind the keyboard before pulling out his guitar for “Arabella.”

Comedy Central should consider itself lucky that it has connections to such a stellar lineup for the second annual Clusterfest in San Francisco.

In between two Coachella weekend performances, The Neighbourhood came up to the Bay Area, touring for its recently released self-titled album.

Aoki’s house music has stayed fresh and relevant. Despite the mainstream success he has achieved, he still profusely showed his love for his fans.

LCD Soundsystem left the audience in a state of heart-pounding breathlessness most reminiscent of waking up from an indescribably exhilarating dream.

The first twangs of “Blue Jeans” reverberated throughout Bill Graham Civic Auditorium on Sept. 5, and Lana Del Rey sauntered along on that dark stage.

If you’re a classic rock or '80s rock fan, you already know that summer is the time to catch all your favorite acts live! So let's rock on, bears.

It was his musicians that truly brought the show to life. But in doing so, they reminded us why Zimmer’s music is so affecting.

Whether he was moving or standing still, he exuded a magnetic energy that, for whatever reason, no matter what he tried, never quite seemed to stick.