Laughs and Blues is Biscuits and Blues turned comedy club for one night: a comedy showcase on the main stage with a live blues band swinging between sets.

Ryan Allay wrote, produced, mixed and mastered all seventeen tracks on Ellipsis himself. Born in Ghana, he sings in four languages, and this is his first night at Biscuits and Blues. One show only.

West Coast Blues Hall of Fame, opened for B.B. King at the original Fillmore, and still the sharpest dressed man in any room he walks into.

Biscuits and Blues is closed to the public on Saturday, October 31 for a private Halloween event.

Jazz vocalist Stella Heath and her quintet reimagine the music of Billie Holiday in a vividly staged concert experience.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Two decades holding the guitar chair in John Lee Hooker Jr.’s band, then Memphis for the International Blues Challenge. One night at Biscuits and Blues, Jeffrey James plays his own songs with his own trio.

In 2010 Paul Steward and his father became the first California Native artists to win the Blues Award at the Native American Music Awards. Tonight he plays all evening, so drop in any time before 8:45 and stay for the blues.

Kid Andersen produced her Blues Music Award nominated record at Greaseland. Two sets on Mason Street, and seats go fast.

Roots icon Maria Muldaur—’60s folk-blues pioneer behind ‘Midnight at the Oasis,’ weaving blues, gospel & jazz across six decades.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Joe Bonamassa calls him pound for pound the best guitar player in the world. No bass player, no singer, just a Hammond B3 and his son on drums. One show only.

The Bobby Young Project delivers award-winning Bay Area blues, soul, and rock, led by guitar veteran Bobby Young and his powerhouse band.

Mick Jagger flew Harvey Mandel to Munich to audition for the Rolling Stones, and his playing landed on Black and Blue. The King of Sustain was tapping the fretboard years before Van Halen. Two sets, 100 seats.

Blues legend Earl Thomas joins guitar phenom Anthony Cullins for a fiery night of soul, grit, and electrifying blues-rock magic.

The Golden Gate Blues Society decides who carries San Francisco to Memphis, and every ticket comes with a ballot. Doors at four, music at five thirty.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Herbie Hancock, Coltrane and Monk run through a funk lens, from a drummer whose album was engineered by a guitarist out of Miles Davis’s band. One night, kit up front.

Alvon Johnson sang with The Coasters and learned the blues from John Lee Hooker and Pee Wee Crayton. Two shows, one Friday night at Biscuits and Blues.

Joe Bonamassa’s favorite blues player on the scene today, with the voice of B.B. King and the chops of Albert King. Two shows.

B.B. King opener and 2019 International Blues Challenge third place finisher Celso Salim brings his blues-rock power trio to Mason Street. One show, 7pm.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Laughs and Blues is Biscuits and Blues turned comedy club for one night: a comedy showcase on the main stage with a live blues band swinging between sets.

Juno Award winners Blue Moon Marquee bring their swinging, howling blues to Union Square as a quartet, featuring Howlin’ Pete Cormier on keys and Meg Thompson on saxophones. Two sets, one night only.

Michael Tilson Thomas heard her at the Alta Plaza and put her onstage with the San Francisco Symphony. She ran Jazz at Pearl’s for five years. Two shows, 110 seats.

Sweden’s Queen of Swing, Gunhild Carling, is a jazz multi-instrumentalist, singer, and showwoman known for her electrifying performances.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Jeffrey A. Meyer cut his single L.O.V.E. with G. Love & Special Sauce. Now JAM and the Buttered Biscuits bring their bluesy funk rock to Mason Street for one Sunday show only, 7pm.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Student bands from East Bay Arts High School take the Biscuits & Blues stage for a night celebrating the next generation of Bay Area music.

Biscuits and Blues is closed to the public on Thursday, December 10 for a private event.

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, class of 2015. Paul Butterfield's first guitarist, the man behind Fooled Around and Fell in Love, and 110 seats.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

He was the guitar player when Diunna Greenleaf’s Blue Mercy took the 2005 International Blues Challenge, and he backed Pinetop Perkins on a Grammy winner. One show only.

B.B. King and Bonnie Raitt recorded with Joe Louis Walker. Now his own band, the Bosstalkers, and guitarist Paul Steward bring his songs home to San Francisco, two sets in a 100 seat room.

Clapton taught him his first chords. Now Will Johns, fresh off the 2026 Crossroads Guitar Festival, brings two intimate blues sets to Biscuits & Blues.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Harrison Flynn holds the Duane Allman chair in Idlewild West, the Bay Area’s Allman Brothers tribute band. Two nights before Christmas he brings his trio to our 100 seat room.

Eight pieces, four horns, and the San Francisco swing band Chris Siebert has arranged for since 1989. Christmas Eve, two sets, 110 seats.

Kid Andersen produced her Blues Music Award nominated record at Greaseland. Christmas night, two sets, 110 seats.

AC Myles, sideman to Fillmore Slim and John Nemeth, salutes Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Rory Gallagher with two sets of Strat fire. One Sunday night only, so grab your table early.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

JC Smith, a 2025 Monterey Jazz Festival act with a voice one critic compared to B.B. King’s, opens 2027 at Biscuits & Blues. Grab seats early.

Living Blues magazine spotlighted East Texas bluesman EJ Mathews in 2017, and his swamp boogie and Howlin’ Wolf growl have traveled from Dallas to Switzerland since. One Sunday show only, so grab your table early.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Blues Music Award winning guitarist Laura Chavez, longtime lead guitarist for Candye Kane, celebrates My Voice with special guest Alabama Mike.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Biscuits and Blues is closed to the public on Wednesday, February 3 for a private event.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

Biscuits and Blues is closed to the public on Saturday, April 10 for a private event.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.

A rotating crew of the Bay Area’s finest, led by Hal Petcher, tears through gritty, soulful blues every Tuesday. Fifteen dollars, one intimate room, and a lineup that changes every week.