If you're fans of the bands Oasis and U2, you won't want to miss this Sweetwater tribute show on Friday, January 9th.
SuperSonic is a talented lineup of musicians who share a passion for the music of Oasis. Each performer captures the essence of the band, ensuring that every show is a true homage to their legendary sound. The energy they bring to those iconic tracks--Live Forever, Supersonic, Wonderwall, Don't Look Back In Anger, Champagne Supernova and more creates an unforgettable atmosphere.
Blood Red Sky performs all of the hit U2 music from their glory years to today, with a special emphasis on their infamous Red Rocks performance, when they were all still young and hungry.
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Tickets: $26.27
Get ready for an evening of sultry French songs at Marin Center. Experience the enchantment of Paris as SonoMusette revives the music of Edith Piaf on Saturday, January 10th.
Featuring Parisian singer Mimi Pirard, SonoMusette weaves musette accordion, guitar, piano, bass, and drums into a musical tapestry that evokes the provocative and melancholic music of the French café music scene of mid-1900s Paris.
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Tickets: $40 (General Admission); $50 (VIP)
Heartless - THE tribute to Heart (with 250 shows and 8+ years to its credit), is performing on Saturday, January 10th at HopMonk.
Recognized and endorsed by founding members of Heart. Heartless is the only Heart Tribute band to have been heard around the world in 25 countries by over 60,000 people. They have appeared in Sacramento Magazine as the top tribute band of THE ROCK BAND HEART. Heartless has performed at Harrahs, Hard Rock and Indian gaming casinos all over California.
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Tickets: $26.94
Marin Symphony kicks off its 2026 Masterworks concert series at College of Marin with Mozart and Beethoven on Saturday, January 10th - Sunday, January 11th.
Music Director Fawzi Haimor leads the Marin Symphony in a celebration of three generations of musical brilliance—opening with Fanny Mendelssohn’s spirited Overture in C Major, followed by Mozart’s luminous Clarinet Concerto, performed by San Francisco Symphony Principal Clarinetist Carey Bell. The program culminates in Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony, a work Maestro Haimor calls a personal favorite, renowned for its irresistible rhythms and exuberant spirit.
The Program includes:
Fanny Mendelssohn: Overture in C Major
Mozart: Clarinet Concerto, K.622; Carey Bell, clarinet
Beethoven: Symphony No.7 in A Major, Op.92
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Tickets: $43 - $85 (General Admission); $20 (Youth 17 & under)
The Renegade Orchestra will present a revolving set of music all based on the sounds of the SF Bay Area on Sunday, January 11th at the Fairfax Pavilion.
The show will feature pieces written by famous Bay Area rock bands or even just recorded in the Bay Area. These are classic tunes reimagined like Jefferson Airplane’s Somebody to Love, It’s a Beautiful Day’s White Bird, and even some orchestral punk by the Dead Kennedys.
The Fairfax Pavilion is a historic venue where all the 60's greats like Janis Joplin played.
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Tickets: $25
Iko YaYa returns to Rancho Nicasio for an early dinner show on Sunday, January 11th.
Iko YaYa's Louisiana-influenced music (what they call "swamp 'n roll") has been getting folks on their feet for years. Concertgoers are always treated to a full plate of their favorite New Orleans-flavored dance gumbo—blues and boogie, Cajun/Zydeco, R&B, Second Line, and even a lil’ Country—all delivered with a Mardi Gras vibe!
Iko YaYa’s members are also longtime veterans of some other bay area favorite dance bands, including California Cajun Orchestra, SwingThing, CZ & The Bon Vivants, The Poyntlyss Sistars, Mark St. Mary, The California Blue Runners & The Mangroves.
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Tickets: $20
** Dinner is NOT included in the ticket price.
Marin Jazz presents Carlos Reyes on Saturday, January 17th at the Lark Theater. Get ready for a night of unforgettable music.
Carlos Reyes is a Grammy winning recording artist, producer, engineer, harpist and violinist who has been breaking musical barriers since his first public performance at the age of five. Born in Paraguay South America, Carlos never fails to astound and delight, arranging songs from classical, to Latin to Pop in magically fresh ways.
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Tickets: $70 (Reserved seating); $80 (V.I.P. seating)
