Even though the city is a constant center of amusement and entertainment for me, it's good to get out of town from time to time. It makes me remember that there is a summer after all. So then, are you heading out to High Sierra Music Festival this week? You should be! With acts like Tea Leaf Green, ALO, Bassnectar, and most of SCI, it looks to be one of the strongest line ups in years. Here are a few final thoughts to share before you head out.
1. Expect to pay $20 to stay overnight in line the day before. Because so many people will be arriving on Wednesday, expect big crowds early.
2. Check out the merch area to the left of the main stage. Every year they get better and better about recording real time shows and selling them off within 12 hours of the set. They're great soundboard quality and some acts, like Xavier Rudd need to be listened to live.
3. Expect some great collaborations this year! Kyle, Kang and Travis from SCI will all be there, as will Page from Phish. Something cool is bound to happen, just get to the workshops if it's not too hot and see what goes down.
4. Keep your eyes out for all the post HSMF shows. The promoters do a great job of bringing all the acts into town days after the festival, (mostly because of proximity). So, if you live anywhere in California, you'll be able to catch most of the bands in the coming weeks in your home town.
5. Wear sunscreen. This year is going to be scorching hot.
That's all for now. Share your tips below if you have any to add or check out my 10 Tips for HSMF article from a few months back if you want to learn the real secrets. I'll see you out at Big Meadow, in line at Java a go-go or dancing to the Disco Biscuits late night.
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Saturday, June 30, 2007
Gearing up for High Sierra Music Festival
Where to stay in SF - Phoenix Hotel
When you are looking for a unique place to stay in San Francisco, there is no place more unique than the Phoenix Hotel. The Phoenix Hotel defies conventional wisdom in a lot of ways. It’s one of best hotels in the city, but it doesn’t have most of the things a person looks for in a great hotel. It's located at the outer edge of the Tenderloin (sometimes referred to as the TenderKnob) which means it can be a bit on the sketch side, the rooms, they’re kind of like a fancy motel and the location, in terms of proximity, is not that great either to be perfectly honest.
The Phoenix makes up for all these shortcomings however, with the parties and the atmosphere surrounding the hotel. The adjoining, super hip, Bambuddha Lounge Bar and Restaurant, the Sunday pool parties, and the eclectic artistic vibe seen throughout in the sculptures and style of the property are why people stay here. This is a young persons hotel, for the tourist that will take a little sketchy to get a little edgy. Check the calendar before you book. You might wake up Sunday to fire dancers, D:Fuse banging on the drums and hundreds of guys and girls partying at the pool outside your hotel room. For some, that’s a horrible thought, for others, that’s paradise. If you know MetroWize, then you know what we think. It’s high on our list.
Phoenix Hotel: 601 Eddy Street, San Francisco
Friday, June 29, 2007
Cieba Fashion Show @ Mighty
Last week over at Mighty, Cieba Fashion held a fashion show to showcase their new "playa inspired" line of clothing and fashion. Complete with dj's, firedancers and some of the craziest urban fashion you have ever scene, this was definitly a "show".
Our good friend Gene from Phatcatphoto caught all the action with his camera.
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Thursday, June 28, 2007
Hidden Places - Hidden Vine Wine Bar
Welcome to hidden places... A column dedicated to giving you the inside scoop to places you probably didn't know about, but will be glad you did.
Hidden Vine Wine Bar
(415) 674-3567
Their website says that this place is a “secret wine bar,” which is more or less true, since it’s down in a (non-sketchy) alley, and kind of in the basement of a hotel. It’s cozy (only chairs and couches) and so not a scene.
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Beastie Boys get all classy
This August (the 25th to be exact), the Beastie Boys are hitting the stage at The Greek Amphitheater in Berkeley for what is sure to be one of the best shows of the summer. Over the 20 some years that the Beastie Boys have amassed a catalog of songs and albums that will stand the test of time no doubt. While the show itself certainly will be awesome, the bigger news is the Gala Event taking place at The Warfield the night prior... The Boys are doing Gala events during this tour for a more intimate and sophisticated feel. This is coming from the guys who in a previous song used a sample that said "Shii... If this gonna be that kinda a party, I'll stick my dick in the mashed potatoes"
Anyways, here is how they explain it.
THE GALA EVENTS will be in smaller spots, more exclusive, more intimate. This will be more like quality time, our time, just you and the band sitting by a fire on a tropical beach late at night being serenaded with love songs. These shows are for people that are into our weird stuff, so if you want to get weird together, this is your call. These shows will be based around the instruments. Some songs will have vocals, others will be instrumental. BUT if you'd like to come to one of these shows, then DRESS TO IMPRESS, wear a suit, a tie, a dress, a gown or whatever you feel dressed up in... AND PLEASE leave your cargo shorts, birkenstocks and t-shirts at home, this is not that kind of party.
In the meantime, check out this classic B Boys video...
I love when he drinks the dude's soda and then spits it out in the next guys face! Classic! And Classy!
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Wednesday, June 27, 2007
It's all fun and games until someone loses a...
Fourth of July is upon us and while fireworks are beautiful and loud, it's all fun and games until someone loses an eye... or a finger. Have fun this holiday folks but don't be stupid with the old bang bangs.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2007
Weekend Preview 6/29-7/1
It's Wednesday and that means it's time to start thinking about the weekend (at least for me anyways)! There is a lot going on this weekend and even more going on as we move into the holiday weekend next week. I had a tough time deciding on what was going to make the Weekend Preview cut this week, but here we go...
Wednesday
Qool @ 111 Minna - I know this is not the weekend, but this is gonna be tight. Qool vs. the folks from Opulent Temple in a happy hour throwdown at one of longest running SF parties in existence.
Thursday
US Air Guitar Championships @ The Independent - Nothing says rock n roll like a guitar and it doesn't matter if the guitar is made from thin air. At the Independent on Thursday, there is going to be some serious faux guitar playing going on and it is going to be hilarious. Check out the site or check out this awesome air guitar video.
Friday
Whether you are into Live music or DJ music, you have ample to choose from on Friday.
On the DJ front, the Stanton Warriors @ 1015 is going to be rockin as both of the Warriors hit the stage to DJ and play live and superstar DJ Ferry Corsten @ Ruby Skye is an absolute no brainer for good Trance. For live music, The Fillmore is hosting Hot Tuna, The Independent has Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Les Claypool is at The Warfield.
Saturday
Saturday night is all about the intimate local parties. Local DJ favorite Dirtyhertz is hosting a party called Tag- You're It! @ Shine with his friends Nikita and Didji Kelli. A few blocks away the long running Funky Cozy @ Anu is having it's big farewell event. Both are cheap and going to be featuring great music from solid dj's. Over at 12 Galaxies, HSMF 2006 favorites Toubab Krewe will be laying down their African infused Rock n roll for an audience that is in for a treat.
Sunday
Wrap up the weekend with a stop by Bambuddha to nurse your hangover and groove out to some funky prog and house music. Plunge is an NK7 production and features local heros such as DJ Seven, Hoj, Kramer, Scott Carrelli and Greg Eversoul among others. RSVP here and get in for $10.
Whew... that oughta keep ya busy! Have fun every one.
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Trevor Simpson Ultra 8 CD Release
Metrowize.com and Keyframe Entertainment caught up with Trevor Simpson on the eve of his CD Release party for the new Ultra records dance compilation Ultra Dance, Vol. 8
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Stanton Warriors @ 1015
It was a couple of weeks ago now that up in Santa Rosa the Harmony Festival took place. There were a number of stand out performances from the festival from the likes of Moe., Umphrey's McGee and Shpongle (who came around last weekend and shame on you if you missed it!). One performance that may have slipped under the radar a bit though was a DJ set from Mark Yardley of the Stanton Warriors. Booty Bass, Ghetto Breaks, Dirty prog... whatever label you attach to the grinding basslines and funked out synths, this is music that makes you shake your ass and dance - hard.
This weekend on Friday (6/29), 1015 welcomes both Mark and his partner Dominic as they rock out in proper Stanton Warriors form with Decks, Keys, FX and samplers. This is a giant party weekend and 1015 is certainly adding to it with this one.
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Drinkers Digest - Pride and cheap beers
Welcome fellow drinkers to the first edition of Drinkers Digest... Dedicated to finding the cheapest buzz in town. You don't have to thank me, just buy me a drink next time you see me.
So this last weekend was Pride here in San Francisco, so of course the city turned into reveling havoc just about everywhere I went. Bars and eateries were packed with people from miles around, making this not only one of the most festive weekends, but also one that makes you appreciate the solitude that comes with finding an empty bar. I wasn't even lucky enough to get that much. So here I am on Sunday, waiting in the heart of the madness at the Civic Center for some “new to SF” friends to roll through. If you are going to call SF home, Pride is something you really need to experience after all.
It’s one o’clock and the party is in full swing. I meander, half taking in the sights and half pissed because there's only one beer left in my bag and it's warm as hell. After about three hours, I had my fill of the madness and people trying to hand me condoms and lube. Time to bounce. Unfortunately, that’s easier said than done. The party stretched for like 5 square blocks, a scandalously-clad colony of dancing underwear enthusiasts. Every turn led me deeper and deeper into the mix.
By the time I reach Leavenworth, the music is still beckoning from behind, but uphill I trudge until I come up on Cup A Joe on Sutter. "What the hell," I figure, "coffee's a good enough reason to have a seat and recollect myself." It's then I notice a sign with my favorite 3 words on it "happy, hour and special". The $2.95 happy hour special at Cup A Joe is for all beers from 4-8. They have 10 beers on tap and it just so happens to be 4:15. Dumb Luck I suppose, but luck none the less. There I sit enjoying my cheap beer in the coffee shop environment until my buddies who I had been waiting for all day long finally give me the buzz. They're hungry, something about going to check out some sushi spot they saw from the bus.
So this sushi spot is called Kyoto Sushi, a few doors from the corner of Van Ness and Sutter, and as I walk in, the most marvelous sign one could see: $1 Sapporo's, everyday. Right on! I Go take a seat, say what's up, turn to waitress and order three Sapporo's. She comes and sets them in front of me, so I turn to the other guys and ask: "oh yeah, did you guys want anything to drink?"
For some, Pride weekend is a chance to explore and express sexuality and freedom… For me it’s a week long invasion of my haunts and hollows and an excuse for digging even deeper to find the cheapest drinks around town.
Cup A Joe and Kyoto Sushi, me and my shriveled liver thank you.
Til next time…
Drinkers Digest is brought to you by Garrett Shockley
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Monday, June 25, 2007
Shpongle @ 1015 - Reviewed
WOW... So, 1015 is roof-less after Shpongle’s performance this weekend! They shattered the walls and blew off the roof and then some…this is what it’s all about!!
I experienced Shpongle at 1015 Folsom last Friday night and I am still giddy with the tunes in my ears, what a delightful treat! Seriously a fabulous start to a wonderful Pride party weekend!
I arrived at 1015 at 12:30 AM and I was a little concerned on the location and its heavy invasive security at times, but last night was a breeze with a quick pat down and friendly, almost welcoming, attitude.
I walked inside the club and to my surprise the front room was quite full with some interesting glitch / hip hop / slow breaks tunes. I Kept on moving into the main room, which to my joyous surprise was Shpongle already on and rockin the place. The main room was packed but with friendly, courteous faces all projecting good energy and dancing for some good times.
As I got deeper into the main room, it morphed from a club to an ancient Amazonian forest tribal gathering, drums and visuals everywhere. This, my friends, is what I love! (I was under the influence of intoxicating true musical / visual treats). This live performance goes down in history, for me. The sound was phenomenal and Simon and Raja took the whole room for a ride of their life. Anything audible to the human ear was played in that room. I heard acoustic guitars, flamenco and Spanish guitar riffs, all kinds of percussion, wicked live synth lines, all these sounds mashed up into an unexpected bpm morphing exquisite sound extravaganza. The visuals where top notch too, a whole crew manned the visual enticement on the other side of the room, with a good 6 full blown large size screens. The video was cut and edited live adding to the intensity of the party. This was an all senses overload ride for sure!!
Downstairs there was some Dubby slow breaks music, but to be honest, it was mostly Shpongle for me, the rest did not matter, and it’s hard to compete with such incredible talent.
To sum it up, outstanding performance, great music, great visuals and wonderful vibe, man I love SF and I will cherish this get together in my memories forever!
I can’t wait for Shpongle to come back!
Shpongle review written by Ofer R.
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Carnaval SF, Photos from the party you missed
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Saturday, June 23, 2007
US Air Guitar Championships @ The Independent
Have you ever dreamed of being in a rock n roll band and playing the strings in front of thousands of adoring fans? Ever played air guitar in front of the mirror instead? Sure you have... Whenever there is something that everybody does, there is bound to be a competition for who can do it the best. Well this week on Thursday, the US Air Guitar championships hit the stage at The Independent and we will all get a chance to bear witness to the virtual skills that these faux axe wielding musicians have. For more info on the event, check out The Independent or the US Air Guitar official Website
In the meantime, here is a bitchin' air guitar video to get you revved up!
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Friday, June 22, 2007
Elite Force Review
What can I say? Shack played alone for me in the house last night… I went to see Shack’s Elite Force at Ruby Skye and I thought I knew what I was in for since I had the pleasure of seeing Shack play at Mighty a few months ago and I loved every club packed moment of it. Shack also released 3 new tracks this week so I knew there was fresh material involved.
I got to the club at 12:00 AM, on the decks was Syd Gris, who was rocking out to some electro / house breaks. The club was not full at all, the club/bar next door ‘Slide’, seemed to be the main attraction that evening with a big line building up outside.
The top floor at Ruby Skye was sealed off. The sound system was great with wonderful crisp sounds and body vibrating low bass, I think they have one of the better sound systems in SF, plus the flashing lights on the speakers as they go off are cool.
The stage was set, but I kept on waiting for the people to poor in through the doors. Then I started thinking; did I miss something? Is Thursday, not the night to go out anymore? Did this gig completely fly under the radar? Has SF forgotten who Shack is and how awesome it is when he rocks out?? Ok time for another drink, must stop thinking!
Elite Force stepped behind the booth at 12:45 AM, and played a beautiful set, OMG what smooth mixes. He starts off with some progressive house tracks, then into some wonderful raunchy breaks and even later drops a drum and bass track keeping the musical journey a complete mystical and musical surprise.
The sad thing was that you had to close your eyes to imagine the wild party, because it was not wild and the dance floor was not close to full, in fact slightly on the empty side. No visuals either, just light’s from the club on a semi empty dance floor.
This was a great musical journey with no party people. For shame SF!
I hope he comes back again soon! Maybe it’s time for a good old SF underground location for Shack’s Elite Force!
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Thursday, June 21, 2007
How Weird 2007 Photos
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San Francisco House Music - Remedy
Remedy @ DNA Lounge is one of the longest running house music parties in San Francisco. This Friday is another installment. The party packs em in every time and the beats, the crowd and the venue all add up for a killer time. There is a plethera of killer things going on this weekend but don't let this one pass you by if you are a House head.
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Wednesday, June 20, 2007
Weekend Preview
It’s time to clone yourself, because there are no less than three places you’re going to want to hit this Friday. Okay, sure, try to get to all of them as one person instead, but don’t wear yourself out because Saturday is going to be a total rager, too.
Pre-Friday party action starts Thursday at Ruby Skye with the Elite Force. His blend of breaks, house, and electronica are sure to bring down the house.
Friday night you’ve got Carl Craig, Mirko (Lazy Fat People), and Gamall spinning at Mezzanine. Craig is one of the biggest names in techno, and at the same time as Richie Hawtin he helped develop
Sander Kleinenberg is over at Ruby Skye spinning only the sickest cuts of trance and progressive house. Check out the Dutchman that everyone’s going to be talking about for the next few weeks.
If you missed the Harmony Festival last week, don’t sweat it. 1015 Folsom has brought headliners Shpongle back to our fair city for another dose of downtempo psytrance goodness. If you’ve never heard them, then don’t miss out. This is an opportunity to experience transcendence.
Okay, Friday? Check. Let’s move on to Saturday.
Saturday is all about live music with Michael Franti over at Mezzanine. But of course we're going to plug a DJ gig as well. Dubtronic Science is bringing hip-hop, dancehall, and dub at Slim's. Brace yourself. Sunday is a long way away.
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Warped Tour Giveaway
Metrowize is primarily concerned with nightlife, but sometimes you have to venture out during the day. The Vans Warped Tour is one such occasion, and we’ve got tickets for you, too. Not into the music? That’s cool because there’s also the extreme sports part that you can check out, and, hell, maybe you just need to get out of
Shoreline Amphitheatre just finished Live 105’s BFD, and now it’s time again for the Vans Warped Tour. Not only does it feature countless bands, extreme sports, and over-priced booze, but this year’s lineup is particularly enticing. Bad Religion, Drop Dead, and Throwdown all offer you a chance to get punk in the pit and lose it. Maybe the pop melodies of Coheed and
Get ready now because you’re going wake up, ignore your hangover, and get on Cal Train down to
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Ferry Corsten Giveaway
Friday, June 29 Dutch producer and DJ Ferry Corsten is slated to annihilate the Ruby Skye dance floor. In conjunction with Spundae, Metrowize wants to send you and a friend to go see him. He is one of a handful of such artists whose name is instantly recognizable by nearly anyone. Since the early 90s he has been producing and spinning records that have garnered a steadily increasing amount of respect, and international acclaim. Corsten started with hardcore gabber, but he eventually found himself making trance. It was a good move for him, because now his name resonates with innovative artists like Paul Oakenfold and Tiesto. His newest album L.E.F. has recently been released and he is touring the States in support. Check out the first single, “Fire,” which features Simon Le Bon of Duran Duran. But first, make sure you’re signed up for our newsletter for your chance to win.
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Tuesday, June 19, 2007
10 places to get your late night food fix in SF
Don’t lie. You know what I’m talking about. It’s Friday night, you’ve had a little too much to drink and all of the sudden, onion rings, milkshakes and Denver omlettes start sounding really good to you. You know the food – the stuff you usually don’t eat. Or maybe you usually do eat it, but for whatever reason, now you just have to have it. Well, look no further, here are 10 places to get your late night drunk food fix from one of our newest contributors Alexis.
6. Nizario’s Pizza (Castro)
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Adam Freeland Reviewed
A couple of weeks ago, breaks legend Adam Freeland came to Mezzanine for a night music on the forefront of electronica. MetroWize had an insider on the scene, Ofer R. Here's his review of the show.
"To sum up the Freeland show, it was HOT HOT HOT. A couple of friends and I arrived at the Mezzanine at about midnight, it wasn't too crowded and very pleasant personnel just cozy all the way (no crazy strip / airport security check, like some other places I know) I was a little concerned on space because last time I saw Adam was at Mighty and the place was packed, one moving line in the entire club. I was juiced for this night a whole week prior, getting ready to shake off a hard week that just finished that night, at 11:00pm, with amazing choones. We walked inside and the setup was awesome the visuals where great and the DJ booth not far up from the crowd. The sound system must have been adjusted because it sounded tight, ear piercing highs and gut churning bass! Oh baby I knew I was in for a treat.
Immediately hooked up with a good old friend Patron getting ready for a party "te-qill-ya!" Adam was roaming around before the set and you could tell he was excited for this gig, the place was not overly packed but nicely full. Adam unpacks his headphones and approaches the decks about 12:45 AM and next thing, BAM! like magic we were all sucked into a time warp. You
lost all sense of time and space and just had an incredible audio / visual out of body type ride, I know this music very well and I could not recognize any of the tunes played that night. Raunchy bass line, wicked/evil guitar licks and OMG the beats, what crazy beats! I danced so hard I was aching for a week later.
Woke up the next morning sort of disorientated and sad that it was over but extremely glad I was there and lived that moment, I will be back for sure."
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Monday, June 18, 2007
Fire Dancing in Union Square Photo Show
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Sander Kleinenberg in San Francisco, Los Angeles and Las Vegas
International DJ and producer legend Sander Kleinenberg is headed to the west coast this next week with stops in San Francisco (6/22), Los Angeles (6/23) and Las Vegas (6/28). The man referred to by his friends as the Flying Dutchman is best known for taking dancefloors on a musical journey of trance and progressive house. If you have seen before, you know what to expect, if not... this should be one you check out.
Here is a video to get you warmed up!
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Thursday, June 14, 2007
KY Lingerie Fashion Show
Just because we talk a lot about music and events here at MetroWize doesn't mean that we don't also appreciate some of the finer things in life... Like girls and lingerie for example. This is a video taken from a sexy lingerie fashion show at SupperClub a few months back.
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Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Shpongle Ticket Giveaway
Shpongle is the World’s premiere psy-trance group, and next week they’re headed for
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