Noise Pop Happy Hour: The Moondrops, Trey Coastal & Casey Cope | SF
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Bender’s Bar & Grill | 806 South Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, CA
Free / RSVP
Submitted by the Event Organizer
Noise Pop 2020 Music & Art Festival | SF
The Noise Pop Festival is San Francisco’s (and Funcheap’s) favorite indie music and art festival.
Now in its 28th 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 like Raphael Saadiq, Benjamin Gibbard, Maya Jane Coles, Best Coast, Duster, Washed Out and Helado Negro.
Over the course of a week, from Monday, February 24 to Sunday, March 1, 2020 transforms the Bay Area into a festival ground with multiple events taking place across the city each night.
2020 Noise Pop
February 24 – March 1, 2020
All over San FranciscoFree Events
While most events are ticketed, there are a few free events including Happy Hour concerts at Bender’s Bar (Feb 25-29), a Photo Retrospective at Hotel Biron (Feb 24) and two late night after-hours secret concerts at Cafe du Nord (Feb 28-29).
DoTheBay & San Franpsycho present a Noise Pop Festival Happy Hour featuring Trey Coastal, Moondrops, and Casey Cope.
They’ll also have drink specials from Lagunitas Brewing Co. plus Deep Eddy Vodka.
• Trey Coastal •
Trey Coastal is a trio from Oakland, CA made up of emcees, Philip Bank$ & Cam Moss and producer, Rye Mann.• The Moondrops •
Bay Area indie rock outfit The Moondrops are made up of Hussain Khan (Guitars/Vocals), Craig Lager (Guitars/Vocals), Alex Bru (Drums/vocals), and Luke Clingerman (Bass). Drawing inspiration from all types of psych-pop, surf rock, dream wave, and a splash of soul, they create tunes that are truly unique and addictive.• Casey Cope •
Casey Cope is a 23-year-old artist and producer from San Leandro, CA. He creates most of his music with collaborator Big Soda which leads to an eclectic array of sounds not commonly heard in hip hop. His influences stem from 90s-00s rock, pop-punk, and hip hop. Cope’s heavy usage of guitars and synths sets his sound apart from many Bay Area artists. Cope performs with a full band to ensure a different live experience from recordings.
Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.
Cost: FREE*
