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330 Ritch Street330 Ritch StreetSan Francisco, CA 94107 map cross street: Brannan & Townsend @ 3rd district: SoMa Tel. 4155419574 Website |
 | Sat Oct 04 - Sat Dec 06 Everlasting Bass party is happening every first Saturdays at 330 Ritch St. of every month. Come over this Saturday and check these lovely DJ's do their thang on the decks!
21+ welcome.
$5 b4 10pm.... More |
| Sun Oct 12 - Sun Nov 09 |
 | Thu Oct 30 Popscene & Club Shutter present:
Popscream 2008
w/ DJs Aaron & Nako
Thursday October 30: San Francisco, CA.
Veil Veil Vanish (headline)
Murder of Lilies
At 330 Ritch st, San Francisco, CA
9:30pm, $8, 18+... More |
| About 330 Ritch Street Purchase 330 Ritch Tickets from TicketMaster Located off Townsend between 3rd & 4th Street in the thriving South Beach /Soma area, 330 Ritch Street has been hosting events, receptions & clubnights for over a decade. Known for it's underground appeal, hipsters flock to this club 5 days a week for it's various musical genres. Tues(first tues.only)- Shutter- goth, postpunk Thurs-Popscene- britpop, mod & indie- plus the UK's hottest acts. Fri, Sat, Sun- Soul, R'nB, Hip-hop Features: -1920's brick warehouse with custom design. -Full service kitchen & catering w/ Uncle Vito's second location. -Lunch served Mon-Fri from 11am-3pm. -Two full service bars w/ over 16 beers on tap. -Large wooden dancefloor -Professional lighting, PA &sound system. - Large monitor, 4TV's ,Pool table & foosball. - Nightly Dancing & entertainment. ... " a can't miss nightspot featuring the best in britpop to hiphop-since 1994".........Rolling Stone Magazine Infoline: 415. 541.9574
Hours Sunday: 10pm - 2 amMonday: available Tuesday: available Wednesday: 5pm - 2 am Thursday: 5 pm - 2 am Friday: 5 pm - 2 am Saturday: 10pm - 2 am |
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Editorial Review  Amplifier SF Station Blows It Up By Misha Vladimirskiy (06/23/2006)" Walking into 330 Ritch on any Thursday night is to indulge yourself in rock, punk, indie or just plain good music. On this night a band called Elephone was performing for the CD release of The Camera Behind The Camera Behind The Camera. I will say I was not disappointed, these guys rocked the house with a sound that mixes My Bloody Valentine with U2 (pre "WAR"), and some other stuff that I can't put my finger on. With haunting vocals and driving guitar these guys are on my go to list. " |
Editorial Review  Amplifier SF Station Blows It Up By Misha Vladimirskiy (06/23/2006)" With the roar of the crowd and the beat of the drum the Artic Monkeys hit the stage at the San Francisco’s famed Warfield. These kids from Sheffield, England are the talk of the music world, with their simple lyrics and infectious instruments. This night was no different -- kids screamed and the Monkeys played. I personally can't relate to the lyrics but understand why others can so that’s why these kids are a band to watch in the coming years. " |
Editorial Review  The Killers Retro New Wave By Melissa Goldstein (06/11/2004)" What Happens In Vegas sometimes fronts like it happened in England. In the grand tradition of the Material Girl, anglophile angst-rockers The Killers aren't from the UK, but they want you to think they are. Spawned in Sin City, the four-piece group, named for a fictional band from a New Order video, mixes hyper-synthesized sound with Brit Pop attitude- and accents. " |
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