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"Many bands hope to have a career successful enough to get a gig at this nostalgic venue. The ceiling hang massive crystal chandeliers and the walls collect posters for every sold out show that comes through. An oldie and goodie!"

"Ground zero of the pychedelia movement. Something happened here in the 60s, but man, if you remember it, you weren’t there."

"Take in a great show at the amazing, historic venue. Check out ticketmaster.com to see the upcoming shows."

"Great Venue. Great Bands."

"After the 1906 earthquake, Fillmore Street was one of the only areas left undamaged. It quickly shifted to the center of San Franciscan culture and politics; after the destruction of Chinatown, the Japanese-American population increased dramatically until their internment during WWII. It was here that the San Francisco Zen Center was founded, perhaps explaining the serenity unique to the West Coast. Black Panthers congregated, hippies descended during the Summer of Love, Maya Angelou and Allen Ginsberg read poems--it was the site of several cultural revolutions all splashing against each other. Today, Fillmore Street is the home of some of the city's most clever and innovative chefs, the best clubs, the best bookstores, all in an area with one of the richest histories in San Francisco."

"Classic San Francisco concert venue."