R&B

While their previous albums were distinct representations of one half of their dual concept — The Red serving as their bubbly, pop-centric “red” concept and Perfect Velvet embodying their more mature, R&B “velvet” side — Chill Kill blends the two in a long-awaited album that demonstrates Red Velvet’s versatility and sophistication.

Mesmerizing the audience with both looks and lyrics, the only thing missing was someone to fan her and feed her grapes.

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.

From Caesar’s haunting falsettos to evocative layers of synthesizers, Never Enough is a heavenly culmination of stylistic themes that make Daniel Caesar the artist he is.

The singer slipped onto the San Francisco stage with ease and belonging, like a good friend who’s been away for far too long.

The sweet, tangy and devoted energy of San Francisco seemed a deserving stage to Emotional Oranges’ penultimate stop of the “Pulp Fiction” tour.

The Berkeley Forum lineup for the spring 2023 includes a diverse range of speakers and panelists who will cover various topics, including:  representation, mental health awareness and creative marketing.

The beloved queer entertainer, known as the runner-up on season nine of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” dazzled audiences at San Francisco’s The Chapel on Nov. 5 with co-headliner Jujubee.

Soothing with intense melancholia and insistent cadence, Blood Orange embodies heartache on his latest EP.

High-spirited energy exchanges are what Duckwrth’s vigorous performances are all about. It’s about traveling electricity, the mutual transfer of SuperGood energy between himself and audiences. His music isn’t made for listening — it’s made for moving.