What heartfelt moment did Garbage share during their performance at The Masonic?
Shirley honored San Francisco’s spirit by performing "Androgyny," reflecting on their absence for the 20 Years Queer tour.
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Get ready for an unforgettable night with Garbage at the iconic Warfield in San Francisco on October 24, 2025. This concert promises to blend the band's groundbreaking hits like 'Stupid Girl' and 'Automatic Systematic Habit' with their latest sounds, offering a perfect mix of nostalgia and innovation. Known for their dynamic performances and commitment to social causes, including psychological well-being and women's rights, Garbage delivers more than just music—they create a movement. Secure your tickets today for a seamless experience and join a community of fans in celebrating a band that continues to push boundaries. Don't miss out on a night where powerful lyrics and electrifying performances come together under one roof.
Step into the historic Warfield, a cornerstone of San Francisco's vibrant music scene, where the echoes of groundbreaking performances, like Garbage in San Francisco, have left an indelible mark. Since its 1922 debut, transitioning from silver screen to spotlight, this venue has embraced the evolution of sound, from acoustic beginnings to today's electronic marvels. The Warfield's unique balcony design ensures every guest enjoys unparalleled views, whether you're in the reserved seating for a guaranteed spot or the elevated balcony for a more laid-back vibe. Modern legends like Tame Impala in 2015 and Garbage in San Francisco have graced its stage, proving its enduring appeal. Conveniently located, a quick BART ride to Powell Street or an F streetcar from the waterfront brings you to the heart of the action. Experience the magic of live music at The Warfield, where history and modernity collide.
Shirley honored San Francisco’s spirit by performing "Androgyny," reflecting on their absence for the 20 Years Queer tour.
The venue's acoustics delivered great sound, but some noted slight distortion when the band played louder.
Parking was convenient for $35, but exiting was challenging; an alternate route was available at the lower level.
Fans enjoyed a mix of new tracks and classic hits, highlighting the dynamic impact of their songs.
Shirley was personable and sincere, connecting deeply with fans and bringing a philosophical touch to the performance.