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Concerts Attended CONCERTS ATTENDED January 18, 2020: (McCarter Center, Princeton, NJ) Richard Thompson October 19, 2019: (First Unitarian Church, Philadelphia , PA) Vivian Girls September 21, 2019: (McCarter Center, Princeton, NJ) Lucinda Williams July 5, 2019: (Tanglewood, Lenox, MA) 2 MAHLER: Symphony No. 5 6 MOZART: Piano Concerto No. 22 in E-flat 6 4 * Andris Nelsons, conductor * Emanuel Ax, piano June 21, 2019: (Metro Music Hall, Salt Lake City, CA) American Football Tomberlin June 5, 2019: (Soda Bar, San Diego, CA) Spiral Stairs May 30, 2019: (Che Cafe, San Diego, CA) Field Medic April 28, 2019: (SF Ballet, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, CA) 2 COPLAND: Rodeo (Four Dance Episodes) 6 * Justin Peck, choreographer 6 6 RACHMANINOFF: Die Toteninsel 6 6 * Liam Scarlett, choreographer 6 4 BJORK:¨ Bj¨orkBallet * Arthur Pita, choreographer February 24, 2019: (SF Ballet, War Memorial Opera House, San Francisco, CA) 2 MOZART: Divertimento No. 15 6 * George Balanchine, choreographer 6 6 BEETHOVEN: Appassionata 6 6 * Benjamin Millepied, choreographer 6 4 M83: Hurry Up, We're Dreaming * Justin Peck, choreographer February 8, 2019: (New Century Chamber Orchestra, Oshman JCC, Palo Alto, CA) 1 2 CONCERTS ATTENDED 2 PURCELL: Chacony in G minor (Arr. Britten) 6 SCHUMANN: 2nd Movement from the Violin Concerto (Arr. Britten) 6 6 VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis 6 6 WARLOCK: Capriol Suite 6 4 RICHTER: Recomposed: Vivaldi - The Four Seasons * Daniel Hope, concertmaster February 2, 2019: (Che Cafe, San Diego, CA) Mineral October 11, 2018: (The Chapel, San Francisco, CA) Quinn DeVeaux Caravan 222 August 18, 2018: (20th Street Block Party, San Francisco, CA) 2 Jeff Rosenstock 6 The She's 6 6 The Total Bettys 6 4 Small Crush Mint July 14, 2018: (The Lab, San Francisco, CA) Body/Head (Kim Gordon and Bill Nace) Angst Hase Pfeffer Nase (Chris Cooper and Jessica Goddard) March 22, 2018: (Benaroya Hall, Seattle, WA) 2 SIBELIUS: The Oceanides 6 BRITTEN: Four Sea Interludes from Peter Grimes 6 4 SIBELIUS: Symphony No. 2 * Ludovic Morlot, conductor March 13, 2018: (Oracle Arena, Oakland, CA) Lorde Run the Jewels February 23, 2018: (Bing Concert Hall, Stanford, CA) Kweku Collins February 22, 2018: (Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA; Noise Pop 2018) 2 Jeff Rosenstock 4 The Hotelier Lemuria February 20, 2018: (The Fillmore, San Francisco, CA; Noise Pop 2018) Built to Spill (performing Keep It Like A Secret) Sam Coomes November 10, 2017: (Thee Parkside, San Francisco, CA) 2 Radiator Hospital 6 Joyride! 6 4 D.E.S.K. Valley Grrls CONCERTS ATTENDED 3 October 20, 2017: (Bing Concert Hall, Stanford, CA) Andrew Bird October 8, 2017: (Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA; Hardly Strictly Bluegrass) 2 Kurt Vile & Courtney Barnett (and the Sea Lice) 6 Emmylou Harris 6 6 Lucinda Williams 6 6 Bob Mould Band 6 4 John Prine Jello Biafra (spoken word) September 26, 2017: (The Chapel, San Francisco, CA) The Pains of Being Pure At Heart The Courtneys September 14, 2017: (UC Theater, Berkeley, CA) Insomnium Lacuna Coil August 19, 2017: (1-2-3-4 Go! Records, Oakland, CA; SLR Showcase) 2 Terry Malts 6 Sea Lions 6 4 Real Numbers Kids On A Crime Spree July 30, 2017: (Midland Railway Centre, Ripley, UK; Indietracks 2017) 2 Cate le Bon 6 The Just Joans 6 6 The Tuts 6 6 The Wave Pictures 6 6 Monkey Swallows The Universe 6 6 Skinny Girl Diet 6 6 Baby Arms 6 4 Lilith Ai Evripidis & His Tragedies June 11, 2017: (Hemlock Tavern, San Francisco, CA) Tim Darcy (of Ought) Wymond Miles (of the Fresh & Onlys) June 4, 2017: (Metro Operahouse, Oakland, CA; 1Fest) 2 EYEHATEGOD 6 Infest 6 6 Scapegoat 6 6 Gehenna 6 4 Backslider Sick/Tired April 30, 2017: (Fox Theater, Oakland, CA) The Magnetic Fields April 14, 2017: (Starline Social Club, Oakland, CA) Mount Eerie 4 CONCERTS ATTENDED March 23, 2017: (Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco, CA) 2 Allison Crutchfield & The Fizz 4 Vagabon Joyride! March 21, 2017: (Kremwerk, Seattle, WA) Xiu Xiu Newaxeyes March 19, 2017: (Chop Suey, Seattle, WA) 2 The Coathangers 4 The Birth Defects VHS March 2, 2017: (Bing Concert Hall, Stanford, CA) Jos´eGonz´alez and The G¨oteborg String Theory February 24, 2017: (Great American Music Hall, San Francisco, CA; Noise Pop) Los Campesinos! February 19, 2017: (Starline Social Club, Oakland, CA) Priests Stef Chura January 7, 2017: (924 Gilman St, Berkeley, CA; The Lookouting) 2 Mr. T Experience 6 Pansy Division 6 6 Smugglers 6 6 Squirtgun 6 6 Brent's TV 6 4 Potatomen Kepi Ghoulie December 8, 2016: (The Independent, San Francisco, CA; 40th Anniversary) X Mike Watt and the Secondmen November 19, 2016: (House show, Oakland, CA) Bicicletas Por la Paz November 19, 2016: (Oakland Secret, Oakland, CA) 2 Mannequin Pussy 4 SOAR The Classical November 9, 2016: (Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco, CA) 2 PWR BTTM 4 Bellows Lisa Prank October 16, 2016: (Treasure Island, San Francisco, CA; Treasure Island Music Festival 2016) CONCERTS ATTENDED 5 2 Sigur R´os 6 Car Seat Headrest 6 6 Deafheaven 6 6 Hinds 6 6 Purity Ring 6 6 Wild Nothing 6 4 Mac DeMarco Neon Indian October 10, 2016: (Hemlock Tavern, San Francisco, CA) 2 Terry Malts 6 Chook Race 6 4 Lovebirds Swoon October 2, 2016: (Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA; Hardly Strictly Bluegrass) 2 Jonathan Richman featuring Tommy Larkins 6 Dropkick Murphys 6 4 The John Doe Rock 'n' Roll Band CAKE September 19, 2016: (The Independent, San Francisco, CA) 2 Porches 4 Japanese Breakfast Rivergazer September 10, 2016: (Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco, CA) 2 P.S. Eliot 6 Joyride 6 4 Try the Pie Wet Hotline August 15, 2016: (Kung Fu Necktie, Philadelphia, PA) 2 Pallbearer 4 Void Vision Harsh Vibes June 3, 2016: (Hemlock Tavern, San Francisco, CA; SF Popfest 2016) 2 The Cannanes 6 Blooper 6 4 Lunchbox The Dyson Spheres June 2, 2016: (Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA) 2 The Hotelier 4 Told Slant Loone May 7, 2016: (Slim's, San Francisco, CA) 2 Napalm Death 4 Melvins Melt-Banana April 20, 2016: (Fox Theater, Oakland, CA) 6 CONCERTS ATTENDED Grimes April 17, 2016: (Swedish American Hall, San Francisco, CA) 2 Frankie Cosmos 6 Eskimeaux 6 4 Yowler Anna McClellan March 28, 2016: (Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco, CA) 2 Porches 4 Alex G Your Friend November 17, 2015: (The Independent, San Francisco, CA) Alvvays Los Angeles Police Department October 18, 2015: (Treasure Island, San Francisco, CA; Treasure Island Music Festival 2015) 2 CHVRCHES 6 The National 6 6 The War on Drugs 6 6 Father John Misty 6 6 Ex Hex 6 6 Drive Like Jehu 6 6 Deerhunter 6 6 Panda Bear 6 4 Jose Gonzalez Lower Dens October 17, 2015: (Treasure Island, San Francisco, CA; Treasure Island Music Festival 2015) 2 Run the Jewels 6 FKA Twigs 6 4 Hudson Mohawke Baio October 10, 2015: (Greek Theater, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA) Beirut Julia Holter October 9, 2015: (Fox Theater, Oakland, CA) Jamie xx Eug October 3, 2015: (Hemlock Tavern, San Francisco, CA) 2 Ultimate Painting 4 Swiftumz Greg Ashley June 30, 2015: (Bottom of the Hill, San Francisco, CA) 2 Minski 4 Elvis Depressedly Eskimeaux CONCERTS ATTENDED 7 June 5, 2015: (Hemlock Tavern, San Francisco, CA; SF Popfest 2015) 2 #Poundsign# 4 Yea-Ming and the Rumours Arts & Leisure May 21, 2015: (Fox Theater, Oakland, CA) The Tallest Man On Earth May 19, 2015: (Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco, CA) 2 Ex Hex 4 Cold Beat The Shivas April 12, 2015: (Greek Theater, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, CA) 2 Belle & Sebastian 4 Perfume Genius Real Estate December 11, 2014: (Fox Theater, Oakland, CA) tUnE-yArDs Cibo Matto October 24, 2014: (Rickshaw Stop, San Francisco, CA) 2 Allo Darlin' 4 The Hot Toddies The Tropics October 20, 2014: (Treasure Island, San Francisco, CA; Treasure Island Music Festival 2014) 2 Massive Attack 6 The New Pornographers 6 6 TV on the Radio 6 6 Poli¸ca 6 4 Washed Out Alt-J October 5, 2014: (Hemlock Tavern, San Francisco, CA) Literature Cruel Summer September 29, 2014: (The Chapel, San Francisco, CA) 2 The Aislers Set 4 Cold Beat The Mantles August 18, 2014: (The Bishop, Bloomington, IN) The Clean August 13, 2014: (Ducks in a Stack (628 S. Washington), Bloomington, IN) 2 The Hotelier 4 High Dive Little Big League July 31, 2014: (Midland Railway Centre, Ripley, UK; Indietracks 2014) 8 CONCERTS ATTENDED 2 Allo Darlin' 6 Gruff Rhys 6 6 Joanna Gruesome 6 6 Dean Wareham 6 6 ONSIND 6 6 The Chills 6 6 Spearmint 6 6 TeenCanteen 6 6 Slum of Legs 6 6 Okinawa Picture Show 6 6 Wolf Girl 6 6 The Royal Landscaping Society 6 6 Lonely Tourist 6 6 Linda Guilala 6 4 The Blue Minkies The Popguns (merch tent, acoustic) July 17, 2014: (The Root Cellar, Bloomington, IN) 2 The Tourniquets 4 The Bangs Sir Deja Doog July 17, 2014: (Madeline's House (1005 S Walnut St), Bloomington, IN) 2 Nice Try 6 Quarterbacks 6 4 Amy O Fraternal Twin June 28, 2014: (The Artifex Guild (1017 S Walnut), Bloomington, IN) Jason Zeh Drekka June 26, 2014: (The Artifex Guild (1017 S Walnut), Bloomington, IN) Jeph Jerman / Tim Barnes fraufraulein (Billy Gomberg / Anne Guthrie) June 20, 2014: (Reactor Core (913 S Lincoln), Bloomington, IN) 2 Death Stuff 4 EC Stack Jessica Mann (acoustic covers) June 10, 2014: (The Bishop, Bloomington, IN) JEFF the Brotherhood Catfish and the Bottlemen May 26, 2014: (The Back Door, Bloomington, IN) The Cowboys Harpooner May 24, 2014: (Heartland, Seattle, WA; RIP Heartland Fest) CONCERTS ATTENDED 9 2 Sick Sad World 6 Peeping Tomboys 6 6 Pony Time 6 6 Lures 6 4 Darto Smiling May 23, 2014: (The Paramount Theatre, Seattle, WA) Hugh Laurie & the Copper Bottom Band May 18, 2014: (Neumos Crystal Ball Reading Room, Seattle, WA) Purity Ring DJ Set (Megan James) USF May 16,
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