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11/19: Gilman
booking: riproom@gmail.com

Last Rip Room show of 2025 is tonight! Help us wel

Last Rip Room show of 2025 is tonight! Help us welcome @thewameki back to @924gilmanstreet with shredders @warpsf and @balloontimeband

This show is early and all ages as always
The Wameki: 9:45pm
Rip Room: 9pm
Warp: 8:15pm
Balloon Time: 7:30
Doors: 7pm
$15

🫨Wednesday 11/19 at 924 Gilman🫨 THE WAMEKI!

🫨Wednesday 11/19 at 924 Gilman🫨

THE WAMEKI! (Tokyo)
“An underground Japanese noise-punk band who play ear drum bursting, feedback drenched punk rock. Influenced by Japanese groups like GUITAR WOLF, ZAZEN BOYS and THE STALIN. With just a bass with two strings, a minimalist drum kit, and frontman Tomomi – this is a wild ride you don’t want to miss.” -DoTheBay

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RIP ROOM
WARP
BALLOON TIME

ALL AGES | 7-10:15pm | $15

This is the Wameki’s last Bay Area show of the year, don’t miss out!

Our next show is also our last one on the books fo

Our next show is also our last one on the books for the year! Wednesday 11/19 blues-punk* freaks @thewameki (Tokyo) will be working their way back south on their US/Canada tour and are stopping at the legendary @924gilmanstreet so don’t miss their last Bay Area show before they head back home! If you’ve never seen them before (or even if you have), you’re in for a wild show ⚡️

We’ll be supporting along with shredders @warpsf and @balloontimeband

Photos by @ianshootsphotos
Poster by @ohlousy

*there is a harmonica

SATURDAY 10/25 Can’t wait for this incredible l

SATURDAY 10/25

Can’t wait for this incredible lineup with @quattracenta and @martinbisibc ⚡️ see y’all at @holyfrijolesmd

Rip Room photos by @adrian.alonzo_

FRIDAY 10/24! We’re so excited to be coming bac

FRIDAY 10/24!

We’re so excited to be coming back to @rhizome_dc for a show with two incredible bands @martinbisibc and @quattracenta

⚡️Photo from Rhizome last year by @grady182⚡️

We’re more than excited to share that we’ll no

We’re more than excited to share that we’ll not only be at @littlehilllounge this Saturday for a FREE show with @etos_hrsm (Hiroshima) and @terrygrossband but we’ll also have a limited amount of riso print posters for sale! Each one is one of a kind, don’t miss out!

⚡️Poster design by @ohlousy and incredible risograph printing by @yulebesorry ⚡️

We’re heading to Sacramento this Friday to SOMEO

We’re heading to Sacramento this Friday to SOMEONE’S HOUSE supporting @etos_hrsm on their first US shows. Joining us will be @wrungst and @mpf916 so grab some snacks at the corner store and put on your best backyard digs.

DM for address!

We’ll see YOU this Thursday at @theknockoutsf wi

We’ll see YOU this Thursday at @theknockoutsf with @etos_hrsm and @feefawfumband

Photo: @orangefriendlyfrog
Poster: @ohlousy

⚡️CALLING ALL EAST BAY FREAKS⚡️ Come out

⚡️CALLING ALL EAST BAY FREAKS⚡️

Come out to your favorite bar @littlehilllounge on Saturday 10/4 for a night of heady and heavy music with @etos_hrsm on tour all the way from Hiroshima, @terrygrossband and @riproom

Did we mention it’s free??

THURSDAY 10/2 THE KNOCKOUT 8pm doors | 9pm show |

THURSDAY 10/2
THE KNOCKOUT
8pm doors | 9pm show | $10

ETOS (HIROSHIMA)
ETOS is a four-piece instrumental rock band hailing from Hiroshima, weaving restless rhythms and atmospheric tension into soundscapes that sit between math-rock and post-punk. Inspired by Tristeza and Don Caballero, they channel raw emotion into intricate, wordless storytelling.

Originally formed in the early 2010s, ETOS released their debut album in 2013. After a period of hiatus and the arrival of a new drummer, the band found themselves navigating life’s turbulence through music. Now, for the very first time, ETOS is bringing their raw, resonant performances to the United States. The band’s music reflects both intensity and restraint, channeling daily struggles into dynamic compositions. In their own words, “we will unleash our daily depression with our sound.”

RIP ROOM
Once described as “dance music for people who don’t like to dance,” Rip Room prefers the humble designation “dance music for people who like to dance … but are also bummed out”.

This three-piece from San Francisco play high-energy art punk with a math-y, prog edge — propulsive rhythms and piercing lyrics, but with a sense of buoyancy — wolves in sheep’s clothing.

The band released their first full length LP with Spartan Records and is currently working on their next record.

FEEFAWFUM
Oakland’s FEEFAWFUM is a formation of Bay Area weirdos featuring members of Gumby’s Junk and The Brankas. Short, intricate songs teeter restlessly between post-punk malaise and pop-punk euphoria. Their most recent album, 100, has been described as an “unpredictable tour de force of nervous noise, technical musicianship, and startling hooks” (Post-Trash) and “most certainly one of DIY culture’s flagship releases of 2023” (Sun|13).
FEEFAWFUM is Farley Miller (guitar, voice), Kevin Sullivan (bass, voice), Emma Greenbaum (Mellotron, voice), Theo Slavin (guitar), and Eli Streich (drums).

FRIDAY 10/3 SACRAMENTO CA SOMEONE’S HOUSE @eto

SATURDAY 10/4 LITTLE HILL LOUNGE >>>>>FREE<<<<<<

SATURDAY 10/4
LITTLE HILL LOUNGE
>>>>>FREE<<<<<<

ETOS (Hiroshima)
Instrumental math-rock meets post-punk edge, inspired by Tristeza and Don Caballero. Formed in 2013, ETOS are making their U.S. touring debut and are ready to, in their own words, “unleash our daily depression with our sound.”

TERRY GROSS
“Few bands are as primed to capture their ecstatic live energy in masterful sonic detail like Terry Gross. Composed of three renowned engineer/producers whose studio doubles as their jam spot and communal gathering place, the trio are able to document their longform psychedelic escapades with granular precision. The potency of the fellowship formed by drummer Phil Becker, bassist Donny Newenhouse, and guitarist Phil Manley (Trans Am) lies in their ability to utilize their prowess as both players and recording engineers to translate feeling with immaculate clarity. On their second full-length Huge Improvement, Terry Gross embody a complex web of emotion with songs as ferocious and precise as they are agile and care-free, delighting in the catharsis of excising tension alongside one’s most trusted peers.”

RIP ROOM
Once described as “dance music for people who don’t like to dance,” Rip Room prefers the humble designation “dance music for people who like to dance … but are also bummed out”.
This three-piece from San Francisco play high-energy art punk with a math-y, prog edge — propulsive rhythms and piercing lyrics, but with a sense of buoyancy — wolves in sheep’s clothing. The band released their first full length LP with Spartan Records and is currently working on their next record.

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