2-DAY TICKETS GO ON SALE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2nd at 10AM PST.
SINGLE DAY TICKETS ON SALE SUNDAY, JUNE 6TH at 10AM PST. GENERAL ADMISSION
Eager Beaver 2-Day Ticket - $115.00 (Sold Out – Thank You!)
Advance 2-Day Ticket - $125.00 (Limited Availability)
Regular 2-Day Ticket - $140.00 (When Advance Sells Out)
Single Day Ticket - $75.00

VIP
VIP 2-Day Ticket - $395.00
VIP Single Day Ticket - $225.00

VIP tick­ets Include the fol­low­ing:
- Exclusive Polo Club w/ shade, lounge seat­ing, activ­i­ties and mas­sage ser­vices
- Viewing Areas at the Lands End and Twin Peaks stages
- Special restroom facil­i­ties
- Access to spe­cial VIP food con­ces­sions
- Access to beer, wine and spir­its ser­vices
- Commemorative Poster and more!

PARKING
Premier 2-Day Parking Pass - $90.00 (Limited Availability & Available Only at Time of Ticket Purchase)

BAUER’S SHUTTLE PASSES
2-Day Shuttle Pass - $35.00 ($8.75 per trip)
Single Day Shuttle Pass - $19.00 ($9.50 per trip)

*Based on avail­abil­ity
**All tick­ets are sub­ject to applic­a­ble ser­vice charges and fees

“Green” your ticket! When you buy your tick­ets, you’ll be given the option of donat­ing $1 per day to off­set the festival’s car­bon emis­sions includ­ing your travel.

The Bauer’s Shuttle Pass guar­an­tees roundtrip trans­porta­tion from one of the fol­low­ing three loca­tions to/from Golden Gate Park and the entrance of Outside Lands Music & Arts Festival:

Blue Line: 22nd Street Caltrain Station, San Francisco
Yellow Line: Daly City Bart Station
Green Line: Moscone Park @ Bay Street, San Francisco

For more infor­ma­tion, a detailed route map and to pur­chase the shut­tle passes click here.

Tags: Al Green, Chromeo, Damian MArley, Janelle Monae, Mayer Hawthorne, Nas, Nneka, Outside Lands, People Under The Stairs, Sierra Leone's Refugee All Stars, the Budos Band

New music from the one and only, Leela James. This time around Leela rein­ter­prets clas­sics from greats such as Etta James, Betty Wright, Womack & Womack, Bootsy Collins, James Brown, Al Green, Phyllis Hyman, Angela Bofill, The Staples Singers, and more! In stores March 24th on Shanachie Entertainment.  Support that good music y'all! Enjoy after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Al Green, Angela Bofill, Betty Wright, Bootsy Collins, Etta James, James Brown, Leela James, Phyllis Hyman, rhythm and blues, rhythm.and.blues, Soul, The Staples Singers, Womack & Womack

A mys­tery to most, Darondo records are high on the wants-lists of many col­lec­tors. He is spo­ken about in hushed-tones by other Bay Area musi­cians. Back in the day he was seen cruis­ing around town in a white Rolls Royce (with a "Darondo" license plate). He opened-up for James Brown and lived a col­or­ful lifestyle hang­ing with folks like the noto­ri­ous Fillmore Slim. Take a lis­ten to these tracks, released for the first time together on an album, and you may agree that he could have been the next Al Green or Sly Stone. But about 25 years ago Darondo disappeared.

Releasing three sin­gles in the early 1970s (as Darondo, Darondo Pulliam, or the miss-spelled Dorando) he mixed low-rider soul with blues and r'n'b. He deliv­ered in a vari­ety of styles from the socially-charged "Let My People Go" to the sexually-driven funk of "Legs". All three sin­gles were recorded in the San Francisco Bay Area, and both sides of each of the sin­gles are fan­tas­tic productions.

"You can hear a lit­tle bit of every­thing," says Darondo about his music style. "There's a lit­tle jazz and a lit­tle soul. They say if you Black you sup­posed to have soul. I got Latin fla­vor in me so there's some Latin in it. Definitely got the Blues in it. I sound kinda' coun­try but I grew up in the Bay Area," he adds. Read the rest of this entry »

Tags: Al Green, Bing Ji Ling, Darondo, Darondo Pulliam, Digs America, Dorando, Fillmore Slim, Frank Sinatra, Gilles Peterson, James Brown, Nino Moschella, Northern California, Rolls Royce, San Francisco, Slim's, Sly Stone, The Park, Wallpaper