Subtronics San Francisco Tickets - Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

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Know Good

17 concerts

KNOW GOOD is a genre-defying duo of cousins Tanner and Sylas Morgan, blending pop, rock, and rap with dark, dynamic beats. Known for intense live shows and unique style.

EAZYBAKED

2 concerts

EAZYBAKED, formed by Eric Ray and Andrew Principe, emerged from America's electronic scene with a raw and experimental Bass sound. Influenced by Flume and Mr. Carmack, they've performed at Red Rocks, EDC Orlando, and Okeechobee. Known for collaborating with the Lost Dogz collective, they push musical boundaries.

Dennett

13 concerts

Dennett, from Orange County, is a producer known for his blend of melodic and bass-heavy electronic music. Now in Tucson, he balances his studies with performing nationally.

Subtronics

34 concerts

Subtronics from Philadelphia, PA, blends dubstep with cutting-edge sound design. Known for electrifying live shows, his journey began with a love for percussion and Radiohead.

Mersiv

8 concerts

Mersiv, aka Anderson Benoit Gallegos, born in the USA, is a pioneering force in electronic music since 2015. Known for his "Pretty Dark Loud" style, he debuted with MorFlo Records, exploring Freeform Electronic genre. Influenced by Seether and Tool, he channels deep emotion in his work. His album "Out of Bounds" features collaborations with Wreckno and PROBCAUSE, showcasing his evolving artistry.

Ravenscoon

3 concerts

Electronic producer RAVENSCOON from Atlanta blends punk, metal, and hip-hop with experimental bass. Known for diverse sets and popular mixtapes, he’s supported top acts.

INZO

44 concerts

MGMT blends various electronic genres to create beautiful music. Known for dynamic style, they've shared stages with top artists like Martin Garrix, Porter Robinson, and Zeds Dead.

Smoakland

7 concerts

Smoakland, born from Bay Area roots, is Anthony Battaglia and Harrison Hays. Their "Old School" Dubstep has won global fans. Inspired by Zeds Dead, Eptic, Mersiv, and Afrojack, the duo formed after meeting at Boise State University. Personal challenges fueled their music, with Harry crediting Smoakland as life-saving.