Greek Theatre

Bringing fans back in time to his 2019 album CASE STUDY 01, Caesar paid tribute to his Jamaican descent with its raunchy patois lyrics: “Sweet melody, whine up yuh body 'pon mi/ Yuh lovin' baby girl, you know mi need it, need it,” he sang, his lush imagery and lovesick musings caressing the audience’s senses.

Many are cautious when covering songs, constantly dancing the line between theft and inspiration. But Flume isn’t scared of a little tight roping. He performed  “Higher” by Ta-Ku and “Tennis Courts” by Lorde, airing more on the side of loose inspiration.

From the eager allure of “X” and “2 On” to assertive party anthems like “Throw a Fit,” “Link Up” and “Cash Race,” the performer’s stamina was on full display.

Below you will find a nonexhaustive list of upcoming concerts in the Bay Area this fall and some tips and tricks on how to search for live music events. 

The rebellious spirit of the 60s has carried into the modern day, and though it can’t enact much change on its own, it does provide some much-needed hope, as well as a rough blueprint for those hoping to enact change. 

While some dancing was expectedly choreographed, most of her dancing appeared freestyle — Rodriguez performed impulsively, reflectively, spiritually.

With its staple indie sounds matched by personal flair, Phoenix’s performance set the Greek Theatre on fire.

Although Lauv may have been headlining The Greek Theatre on Sept. 15, Hayley Kiyoko’s day ones lined the barricade.

Even as it faded into the blue of windless night, Barnett’s festival felt like a summer kiss goodbye.

Taking a break from classes and stepping outside the campus bubble to explore the surrounding city can be a fun and rewarding experience. Here are a few suggestions for your future weekend plans.