Sweet Relief Musicians Fund San Francisco Tickets - SF Masonic Auditorium

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Ramblin' Jack Elliott

1 concert

Folk icon Ramblin' Jack Elliott, born in NY to a doctor’s family, chose music over medicine, influenced by Woody Guthrie and cowboy culture. Known for his storytelling and influence on artists like Bob Dylan, the Rolling Stones, and the Grateful Dead, he won a Grammy and collaborated with legends across genres.

Jackie Greene

10 concerts

Jackie Greene, California-born, acclaimed for spiritual Americana & blues. Known for rich instrumentation, has toured with BB King & Mark Knopfler, hailed by NYT & SF Chronicle.

John Oates

7 concerts

John Oates, born in NYC and raised near Philadelphia, co-founded Hall & Oates, achieving over 80M album sales and 20 Top 40 hits. He's a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, lauded solo artist with 8 albums, and an Americana musician. His autobiography, "Change of Season," is a best-seller.

Corb Lund

23 concerts

Hailing from Alberta's Rocky Mountains, Lund is a versatile artist known for his blend of outlaw country, Western, and indie-folk. With roots in a ranching family, he began his music career doing it all himself. Formerly of the indie-metal band the smalls, Lund crafts a unique style in Western music. He's won numerous awards, including 14 Canadian Country Music Awards, and debuted at the Grand Ole Opry in 2022.

Rickie Lee Jones

13 concerts

Born in Chicago, Rickie Lee Jones is a genre-blending singer/songwriter known for her jazzy, folk, and R&B-infused pop songs. Her debut album featuring "Chuck E's in Love" was a critical and commercial hit. With a style reflecting beat poetry and a restless creative spirit, she has explored various musical directions, collaborating with artists like Tom Waits and Walter Becker. Notable works include "Pirates" and the Grammy-nominated "Pieces of Treasure." She founded her label and released albums like "The Other Side of Desire" and "Kicks." Her memoir, "Last Chance Texaco," was published in 2023.

Nathaniel Rateliff

2 concerts

Nathaniel Rateliff, born in rural Missouri, is known for his soulful music exploring love and loss. After moving to Denver, he worked nights while honing his craft. His band's albums include hits like "And It's Still Alright," an homage to late friend Richard Swift.

Steve Earle

4 concerts

Steve Earle, born in Fort Monroe, Virginia and raised in Texas, is a celebrated singer/songwriter known for his genre-spanning work in country, rock, bluegrass, and more. He gained fame with "Guitar Town" and "Copperhead Road" and has collaborated with artists like the Pogues and Willie Nelson. Earle is renowned for his literate, rebellious lyrics, exploring both personal and political themes. Despite struggles with addiction, his consistent critical acclaim and versatility have built a loyal following. Earle has won a Grammy and hosts songwriting retreats, advocating for Autism awareness.

Rodney Crowell

15 concerts

Rodney Crowell, born in Houston, Texas, blends Texas singer/songwriter vibes with country and rock. Known for hits like "After All This Time," he played with Emmylou Harris & the Hot Band, and was married to Rosanne Cash. Crowell's acclaimed albums include Diamonds & Dirt and Tarpaper Sky. He's collaborated with icons like Bob Seger and Jeff Tweedy, and earned fame for his insightful lyrics and storytelling.

Dave Alvin

2 concerts

Born in Downey, CA, Dave Alvin helped shape roots rock with the Blasters and later as a solo artist. Known for his powerful style, he won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album. Collaborated with Phil Alvin, Dwight Yoakam, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore.

Peter Rowan

8 concerts

Grammy-winning bluegrass icon Peter Rowan, born in Massachusetts, mixes folk, rock, and Tex-Mex in his music. Known for bands like Earth Opera and Old & in the Way, and hits like "New Moon Rising." Collaborated with Jerry Garcia, Tony Rice, and Flaco Jiménez.

Joe Henry

1 concert

Joe Henry, born in Charlotte, NC, is a songwriter and producer known for his eclectic blend of rock, folk, and jazz. His intimate songs and rich vocals shine in works like "Scar," featuring jazz legend Ornette Coleman. Henry collaborates with acts such as the Jayhawks and Billy Bragg and has produced for Aimee Mann, Solomon Burke, and Allen Toussaint. Notable albums include "Trampoline," "The Gospel According to Water," and 2023's "All the Eye Can See."