Brick and Mortar Music Hall
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Review

Brick and Mortar Music Hall

4 out of 5 stars
A small venue with a big talent for booking up-and-coming acts, Brick & Mortar is the city’s go-to for discovering great acts when you’re on a budget.
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Time Out says

The 250-capacity venue, which opened in 2011 in the former Coda jazz club space, has quickly become one of the city's most vital venues for an eclectic array of live music. The Brick and Mortar is an intimate yet lively spot where you can take in a New Orleans–style brass band, an emerging indie rock act or a Bay Area–style street rapper, depending on the night. During the day, the place hosts excellent Vietnamese pop-up Rice Paper Scissors for weekday lunch and weekend brunch. Cash only.

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1710 Mission St
San Francisco
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GLU

GLU isn’t your typical side project. Michael Shuman’s solo venture feels more like a late-night experiment gone right, where hip-hop, indie pop and a bit of moody synth all get equal say. If you’ve ever wondered what a Queens of the Stone Age bassist does when he’s left to his own devices, here’s your answer: he channels Gorillaz’s genre-hopping spirit, Mac Miller’s melodic instincts and a touch of Depeche Mode’s shadowy cool. “COLD SWEAT” is the calling card, but the real intrigue is hearing how Shuman stitches together these influences live, in a room that’s intimate enough to catch every detail. Brick and Mortar’s no-frills setup means you’re close to the action, and there’s a sense that anything could happen. If you’re after something unpredictable and genuinely new, this is worth a night out.
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