Noise Pop-Up Closing Folk Rock Brunch Party | SF

Noise Pop 2013: Music, Art & Film Festival | SF

The Noise Pop Festival is San Francisco’s favorite indie music, art and film festival; the 2013 festival will take place between February 26 – March 3, 2013.

Now in its 21st year, Noise Pop has brought early exposure to many emerging artists in the Bay Area and beyond, many of whom have gone on to widespread acclaim. 

Sunday, February 24, 2013
Pop-Up Closing Brunch | Noise Pop 2013: Music, Art & Film Festival | SF

Join the Noise Pop-Up closing party and brunch on Sunday, February 24, 2013 at their temporary spot at 1772 Market.

Free, but RSVP is required.

Toss back a couple of $5 Bloody Mary’s and some $5 brunch Tachos (those are hot tater tots with cheese, jalapenos, onions, tomatoes sour cream and salsa…mmm) as they prepare to celebrate Noise Pop’s 21st birthday. There will be live music by local bands City Tribe, Travis Hayes, and John Courage and The Great Plains.

City Tribe
A blend of California style rock and folk, City Tribe layers acoustic and electric elements slathered with lush vocal harmonies. The result is music that is both rich and soothing. The expression in their vocals lead the listener across a viscous, dynamic sound-scape woven with sugar sweet harmonies, tasteful bass lines and sparkling electric-guitar vignettes. Snapshots of intricate moments.

Travis Hayes
San Francisco transplant, Northern California singer/songwriter Travis Hayes has been sharing his direct and heartfelt storytelling for nearly a decade. In addition to writing and performing with his band, he spends his free time drinking whiskey and riding public transit through the late night hours.

John Courage and The Great Plains
Born from the mind of a wild eyed teen a decade ago, John Courage has been learning how to be a songwriter the old fashioned way. But even after countless bar gigs and hours put in at unassuming day jobs, there is still the spark of something innocent and full of wonder at the magic of communicating through song. The sound has varied over the years, if not wildly, then to say it has been directed by change, trying to get to the core of the sound that inspired a life in music. At times it has been country, at times folk, and most recently a return to rock and roll roots.

Photo credit: Sneak Lab

Links: Event details

Cost: FREE*

*Free, but RSVP is required.

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