On opening night of Music in the Park, Tommy Stinson, Living Colour and Soul Asylum all rocked Plaza de Cesar Chavez. And one famous comedian made an unexpected appearance.

Good news, everyone! Futurama is back.

The duality of man is on full display in the summer of #Barbenheimer. Film reviewer Kelly Vance takes on both films at once.

Taylor Swift performs in "Swiftie Clara" this week and tickets are not cheap. How did concerts become so expensive all of a sudden?. "There’s a lot of ways to screw around with ticket prices”. This week's cover story.

Calling the lonely, the brokenhearted, and the perpetually romantic. Los Yesterdays bring their eternal souldies sound to the Ritz this Friday. "Nothing writes a song better than a broken heart".

Released earlier this summer, ‘LVLZ’ catches San Jose producer in peak form, writing music that describes his own headspace on individual days during the COVID-19 pandemic. “I wanted to be able to look at a date and know how I was feeling that day.”.

There's no better way to spend a summer Sunday than seeing Diana Krall at the Mountain Winery.

Object Heavy emit a gravitational pull towards downtown, as they play Mama Kin tonight.

LA indie rockers Career Woman join Star99, Edward Glen and Little Low in a great show at Chromatic Coffee tonight.

Modern jazz fusion trailblazers Scary Goldings blaze the stage at Guild Theatre tonight.

San Jose's own undead rap king Kung Fu Vampire takes to @theritzsj tonight with Chow Mane + more.

RT @metroactive: The Peninsula International Dance Fest returns to San Mateo this weekend.

Summertime and the living's easy. Sublime with Rome & Slightly Stoopid take over the Shoreline tonight.

Druski shot to fame with online videos and opening spots for hip hop artists. Tonight, he performs at the San Jose Civic.

The Peninsula International Dance Fest returns to San Mateo this weekend.

Comedian, podcaster and Netflix writer Chris Garcia hops on the Rooster T. Feathers stage this weekend for a five-show run.

A new production of Kinky Boots, the now-classic tale of love, drag, boots and friendship, opens this week at @citylights.

Few artists defy category as stubbornly as no wave legend Lydia Lunch. This Saturday, she brings her new project Murderous. Again to Palo Alto. "I don’t even like the term ‘musician.’ Just a…creative irritant. I just thought that up, but it sounds good".

On new beat tape 'LVLZ' (released by @thegroovesj), San Jose producer mint beats sounds fresher than ever. "My vision was to create a soundscape that resembled one’s subconscious, a place where things don’t always make sense as they unravel".

Ten days away!.