By Carla Selvin
Bay Area songwriter Ayla Nereo is a wholly pure individual. She is curious, wondrous, and full of insights you would expect from someone three times her age. Ayla Nereo recently completed an online-fundraiser to bankroll her new album BeHeld, released this week on May 13, with an album release show this Friday, May 18, at The Palette (1061 Yerba Street @ Adeline) in Oakland.
DANGER MOUSE, JOSS WHEDON,
AND BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH
By e(lectronica)=MC2
Danger Mouse, Joss Whedon, and Benedict Cumberbatch are not household names (well, except in the house that is my mind), nor have they collaborated (yet), and they almost certainly are never referenced "together" -- proving the fact that writing my blog is a tough job, but someone has to do it.
Guaranteed Good Time
To Live and "Die!" In The City
"iPod/iPhone Wrangler" and Uptone Ben Eastwood
Appreciate The Live Music Venues, No Matter How Small Or Where
Bay Area Tribute Bands
Geographer: Meet Your New Favorite Local Band
Music Is The Answer
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Making Rumors in the Bay Area
20 Years is a Long Damn Time In Radio
Chuy and Executive Chef Discuss Top-Shelf Talent
Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival
Fungo Mungo is...RE-FUNKED!
Mommy Update
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Hello Bam Reader, my apologies, it has been a while… I have been busy checking out live music and loving on our local music scene. I've got a good one for ya': Con Brio.
I am by no means a knowledgeable source on punk music, let alone any kind of music that can be misconstrued as "punk." In fact, my idea of punk music might be a spectral opposite from what punk actually is. That understood, I have fallen for what I would refer to as a "punk band."
This blog is about the new movers and shakers, the people driving the Bay Area Music Tech Scene.
For me, it's been an on-going challenge to appreciate some of the venues my band has played. But I've come to realize: every venue has something different to offer, something unique and all its own.
If you want to have some fun, groove to the music of your favorite bands, and not spend a ton of money, check out some of the great tribute bands playing around the Bay Area.
San Francisco's Geographer have quickly ascended to one of 2012's most beloved Bay Area bands. In relatively short fashion, we have seen them go from an obscure indie rock three-piece -- featuring, of all things, a cello -- to selling out local venues, playing music fests like BFD and Treasure Island, landing a record label deal, and releasing the fantastic and critically-acclaimed new album, Myth.
Woke up today and feel not like doing so. I fall back? Nah...gotta get it going for all and by any means necessary.
On Thursday night, May 3, for the first time in years, a rock event occurred at the venerated Sausalito studio, The Plant.
Friday, April 27, KRTY (95.3 FM) will mark 20 years in the Country Format. We are celebrating the anniversary all summer long, but this special day kicks off with a morning show broadcast featuring many of the former employees and country stars from the past 20 years.
Chuy Gomez is BamMagazine.com's Hip-Hop and Night Life Blogger who just happens to be the Morning Driver at 106 KMEL. Chuy and the BAM TV crew were invited to attend the grand opening of the new Penthouse Club
The Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival stages its 13th annual gathering of contemporary concert performances this weekend and next, in a desert previously famous for leather-skinned, bygone era movie and TV stars and, in more recent decades, Indian casinos.
In S.F. Bay Area music scene of the '90s, Fungo Mungo was one of those rare bands that could play anywhere with anyone, sell out the house, and leave the crowd screaming for more.
Sterling James and her husband, Bay Area percussionist Adrian Isabell, are thrilled to announce the birth of their daughter Billie Simone Isabell...






