Fureigh

DJ YNG GMA (“young grandma,” they/them) has been assisting the movement of booties in the Bay for more than 10 years.

Grandma says, "Get off your Butts and DANCE! or chill, whatever you want, you do you." 

From yachts to bar mitzvahs to moving trucks, there is nothing too Grimy or Grandiose for Grandma to Get Going. XOXOXOX

Photo by Larry Spring Museum of Common Sense Physics

Erik Core makes dark Americana punk: a collision of acoustic punk, gothic country, revival-tent rock, and politically charged storytelling. Known for his signature “Acousticore” sound, Core continues to evolve, delivering politically charged, emotionally resonant songs that confront hypocrisy while holding onto hope.

Erik Core has performed extensively throughout the United States and Europe. A tour of England is planned for 2027 in support of his new album Killing the Sacred.

Photo by Brian Paine.

Folsom Street BIPOC LBTQueer+ Doom Metal Sludge; a sacred practice of celebration and transmutation.

The negativity endured by queers, freaks, and outcasts is alchemized into a portal of minimal waste and maximum joy.

Christos – drums (he/him)
Emma – bass (she/her)
Isaiah – guitar (they/them)
Monica – vox (siya/they/them/him)

EUTHANIZED brings loud, ear-ripping furry hardcore punk from the streets of San Francisco.

Photo credit: @akira.replica

San Francisco-based artist and SF Black Pride founder LBXX delivers high-energy hybrid performances that seamlessly blend live rapping, vocals, and DJing. As a co-founder of the Makeroom collective, their sets bring an eclectic mix of West Coast 808s, club bounce, and global bass to the dancefloor.

Photo by SammyPee & Edgar Captures

Hailing from Reno, Nevada, Heterophobia has spent the last decade carving out a lace-lined niche with their artsy queer punk sound.

Photo credit: Sean Tylr (@seantylr)

The Homobiles — "the Bay's mainstay queer party punk supergroup" (East Bay Express) — combine a raw and unapologetic punk sound, an anti-fascist and anti-racist spirit, and a touch of irreverent fun.

Their current lineup features Lynn Breedlove (ex-Tribe 8, he/him) on lead vocals, Fureigh (Middle-Aged Queers, ex-The Shondes, they/them) on guitar and vocals, hard-hitting Molly June Roquet (Maggie Gently, she/they) on drums, and powerhouse Blair Switch (she/her) on bass.

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Trap Girl is a hardcore punk band from Los Angeles, California, made up of Drew Arriola Sands, Daniel Guzman, Jocelyn Isabel Aguilera, and Jorge Reveles.

Blending high-energy punk with equal parts darkness and beauty, Trap Girl brings a fresh twist to the riot grrrl spirit while keeping one foot firmly planted in the raw, rebellious roots of old-school punk.

One of a kind, authentic, gritty, and always glamorous, Trap Girl creates a sound and presence that's impossible to ignore.

“Subtle as a shotgun blast to the face.” —DollFest

“Trap Girl is my favorite cup of poisoned tea.” —John Waters