Mission Delirium, The Fell Swoop, Sang Matiz

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Join us at Brick & Mortar Music Hall in San Francisco to witness some of California?s best air guitarists battle it out to find which of them will represent San Francisco in the US Air Guitar Championship! Part rock show. Part comedy act. Part spectacle. US Air Guitar allows ordinary people to become ROCK STARS! Up to 20 competitors give us their best air guitar performances, being judged on technical merit, stage presence, and AIRNESS, to crown one winner. The winner will then advance to the US AIR GUITAR NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS in NEW YORK CITY!

In 2018, US Air Guitar, the official governing body of competitive air guitar in America, is holding competitions in over 20 cities coast-to-coast to crown the Nation's best air guitarist. US Air Guitar is devoted to taking our nation?s unofficial pastime out of the bedroom and putting it up on the national and world stage.

Think you have what it takes to win? Do you want to become the next Air Guitar LEGEND? Signups are coming soon, watch this space for updates!

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FRI, June 22nd, 2018
Brick & Mortar
San Francisco, CA
$12 ADV / $15 DOS / Age 18 And Up

SAN FRANCISCO AIR GUITAR CONTEST

Blood. Sweat. Beer. Such intense and skilled rocking that panties fall to the floor spontaneously, all across the region.

That?s what air guitar promises. That?s what air guitar delivers.
Air guitar returns to San Francisco on FRIDAY, JUNE 22 at Brick & Mortar Music Hall. Were you looking for MORE wigs, MORE underwear worn in strange ways other than under the bottom half of clothing, and MORE riff-crushing shreds in your life? Then you?ll want to build an awesome night? at Brick & Mortar.

Doors are at 8. Faces melt at 9. Drunken screeching usually commences by about 10, at the latest.

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You haven?t lived until you?ve seen a stage full of rock gods, spandex aflair, whaling to the screams of the best air guitar fans in the country. It?s ridiculous and you should be there.

THUR, June 14th, 2018
Brick & Mortar
San Francisco, CA
$7 ADV / $10 DOS / Age 18 And Up

Heat Of Damage
https://www.heatofdamage.com/

STIMULI
http://www.stimuliband.com/

Gürschach
https://soundcloud.com/g-rschach-band

Vivifyd
http://www.vivifydband.com/

Tuesday, July 10th, 2018
Brick & Mortar Music Hall
San Francisco, CA
$7 ADV / $10 DOS / Age All Ages

The Barefoot Family Caravan
https://soundcloud.com/user-405984237

Jacob Aranda

Kevin Patrick Radley

Sunday, July 8th, 2018
Brick & Mortar
San Francisco, CA
$7 ADV / $10 DOS / Age All Ages

Lyle Lorraine
https://lylelorraine.bandcamp.com/

Burlap the Sac
https://burlapthesac.bandcamp.com/releases

Marley Hale
https://soundcloud.com/marleycollins

Saint Benjamin
https://soundcloud.com/stbnjmn

FRI, June 15th, 2018
Brick & Mortar
San Francisco, CA
$18 ADV / $20 DOS / Age 18 And Up

Fever Tour
Black Milk with Nat Turner
https://soundcloud.com/blackmilkofficial

SAT June 23rd, 2018
Brick & Mortar
San Francisco, CA
$12 ADV / $15 DOS / Age 18 And Up

Mating Ritual
http://www.matingritualsounds.com/
Mating Ritual is an independent pop duo based in Los Angeles, California. Previously known as Pacific Air, Ryan Marshall Lawhon founded Mating Ritual in 2014 when his brother Taylor decided to go back to school. Though initially a solo project, Mating Ritual became increasingly more collaborative leading up to his debut album, 2017?s How You Gonna Stop It?, released on Ryan?s own label, Smooth Jaws. Working heavily with other LA songwriters and artists, including ascending pop singer Lizzy Land, the brothers realized they missed creating music as a duo and immediately began work on Mating Ritual?s forthcoming sophomore album, Light Myself On Fire.

Blending Taylor?s love of 80?s synth pop with Ryan?s post punk infatuation, Light Myself On Fire is a darker, grittier record that shows the brothers refining their individual talents to form a much grander and more unified statement. Written entirely after midnight (with the exception of one noticeably sunny tune), these 9 songs talk about maturation and commitment. ?Committing to anything long term can be difficult,? says Ryan ?Boredom and complacency set in, and while change can be a good thing, using it as a crutch will just bring you back to the same place, feeling emptier than before. This album is about learning that the grass is not always greener, that the next fleeting dopamine rush won?t solve everything. In a weird way, I think this my better-late-than-never coming of age record.?

Lizzy Land
https://soundcloud.com/lizzylandmusic

Sunday, June 17th, 2018
Brick & Mortar
San Francisco, CA
$50 ADV / $55 DOS / Age All Ages

Salice Rose is an American Instagram star and social media celebrity.
https://www.instagram.com/salicerose

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KC Turner Presents
Son Of Town Hall
Saturday, June 16
7:30pm Doors / 8:30pm Show
$20 ADV / $25 DOOR
Ages 10 and over are welcome.
(Parental discretion is advised for some events).

Venue:
The Lost Church
65 Capp St. San Francisco, CA

ABOUT
Imagine if Simon and Garfunkel were lost at sea, salt in their beards, wind at their backs, and whiskey in their bottles. What songs would they sing whilst stomping like melodious madmen on the boards of their boat? Or set yourself adrift for a piece, untether yourself from your daily affairs, bring only fresh water, a large writing pad and plenty of pencils. With only the endless sky above and the wine-dark waters below, what half-crazed tales would pour out of you?

Welcome to the mythic world of Son of Town Hall, the unusual union of Ben Parker of London, England, and David Berkeley of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Parker, a highly sought-after London-based songwriter/producer/multi-instrumentalist, and Berkeley, a celebrated singer/songwriter/guitarist/author have imagined a world that transcends time and space, complete with Victorian-era outfits, meditations about the sea and songs that beg you to sing along. The show is three-parts concert, one-part theater. It will leave you transformed, with your heart full of laughter and tears, drunk on adventure and the tragic beauty of the human condition.

Son of Town Hall springboards from the story of the aforementioned two finding themselves side by side aboard a junk raft (?The Son of Town Hall?) crossing the mighty Atlantic in search of new lands, new inspiration and to recover squandered fortune. It?s as if the two sailed their ship back a century or so, though neither Berkeley, nor Parker openly acknowledge the anachronistic quality in their songs or presentation.

They do, however, recognize how special their sound is. ?Perhaps it was the solitude out there,? Parker explains when we caught up with the bearded duo off the coast of Maine, ?or maybe it was the strong gratitude you feel when you finally encounter another vessel. Or maybe it was all the raw coffee beans and cheap rum we consumed... well whatever it was, we learned to sing out there. More importantly, we learned to sing together.? And sing together they do, harmonies that haven?t been heard, perhaps, since the Louvin Brothers.

?You learn a lot on the high seas,? Berkeley adds. ?Skills and endurance you didn?t know you possessed. Music and storytelling kept us afloat, kept us alive, really. We developed a blend and a sound that led even the sea creatures and the moon to pay attention. We just had to hope that it would translate on dry land.?

Well, as anyone at one of Son of Town Hall?s packed shows across America or Europe can attest, their sound has translated just fine. Audiences consistently leave a show muttering that they?ve never quite experienced something like it. And if the early indications prove true, the two will soon need to build a bigger boat, for everyone who floats near them wants to jump aboard.