Artist Bobby Ray, formerly known as B.o.B, opened the concert, showing his versatile musical skills as he rapped, sang and even played the guitar. His unique music proved a good opening act to complement N.E.R.D’s upbeat and pounding sounds.

The Foghorn caught British rock legends Motorhead at the Warfield with The Reverend Horton Heat and Nashville Pussy.

Pop punkers Mayday Parade brought their act to the Regency Center Ballroom and the tweens went crazy.

People “rocked against rape” during the first annual Jammin for Justice last Saturday, a concert that raises awareness about sexual violence and money for the Women Community’s Clinic, a clinic that provides improvised women basic needs and counseling for victims of sexual violence.

This week's mixtape highlights some of the awesome bands playing live in the Bay Area during October.

Electro wizard Dan Deacon brought his wild show to the Great American Music Hall and blew fans away.

This mixtape is to introduce you to some artists you may know and some others you may not to decide if it’s really worth forking out all your money for an Outside Lands ticket on a college budget.

Homecoming Concert Should be Interactive, Reflect San Francisco Scene: The Foghorn staff offers suggestions to make homecoming a more student oriented experience.

Apathy was at a low Friday night at War Memorial Gym as students eagerly anticipated the arrival of hip-hop artist and performer Lupe Fiasco, at this year’s homecoming concert. Although Lupe Fiasco only performed for about an hour, approximately 500 students, alumni and staff crowded the basketball court.

How often does a concert invoke sadness and remorse? Heather Spellacy experiences the downside to live music at Pepper.