San Pedro Square newcomer SP2 Communal Bar + Restaurant kicked off the early Halloween party with “Exotica” on Saturday.
Continue reading »
Kaytranada’s beats immediately bring to mind the L.A. scene that blew up a few years ago with Flying Lotus, Free the Robots, Daedelus and the Glitch Mob. The diversity of these artists created a sound that pushed the boundaries of instrumental hip-hop at its intersection with electronic music—precisely what Kaytranada is doing…
Continue reading »
Tres Gringos celebrated 10 years of partying in downtown San Jose with a packed house, dancers and drink specials.
Continue reading »
After a three-year run at Pagoda Lounge, Universal Grammar promoter Tommy Aguilar announced online this week he is parting ways with the Fairmont hotel nightclub.
Continue reading »
by
Carlos Olin Montalvo on September 16, 2013
As Bassnectar, Lorin Ashton produces in an amorphous style with signature bass drops, rhythmic tempo ranges and a genre-bending blend of dubstep, hip-hop and metal, inspired in part by his formative years in San Jose‘s heavy metal scene.
Continue reading »
Local DJs ViLLAN and CASP3R threw down some high-energy EDM for the opening night of Liquid Gold at The Liquid Lounge.
Continue reading »
DJ and producer Clorofila from the Tijuana music group Nortec Collective spun his signature mix of norteño and techno (nortec) music at Pagoda on Saturday night.
Continue reading »
A special Labor Day Weekend edition of Detox Sunday took over the rooftop pool at the Fairmont in downtown San Jose over the weekend with DJs and a crowd that was ready to party.
Continue reading »
Pivotal Silicon Valley innovators and some of the biggest names in music will converge at San Jose’s C2SV Technology Conference and Music Festival, headlined by Iggy and The Stooges.
Continue reading »
by
Jennifer Wadsworth on July 31, 2013
In case you haven’t heard, Russia’s a pretty terrible place to be if you’re gay–or even an ally. President Vladimir Putin just signed a law that makes it a jail-worthy offense to tout “gay propaganda,” which can be something as innocuous as wearing a rainbow T-shirt. In July, four Dutch tourists were…
Continue reading »
