Main Stage Line-Up

 

BoA, Asia's Chart-Topping Pop Star, to Headline
    Those who caught Lady Gaga at SF Pride in 2008 got a chance to see a major, cutting-edge artist on the verge of stardom.
    This year, SF Pride continues our commitment to bringing in major, cutting edge entertainment.
    That is why SF Pride is thrilled to announce that BoA, Asia's #1-charting pop star, will be headlining on the Main Stage on Sunday, June 28.
    BoA, now 22, has enjoyed an extremely successful nine-year career in Asia where she has released eleven #1 albums.
    BoA will be headlining on the SF Pride Main Stage on Sunday, June 28.
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The Cliks
    With their rise out of the ashes comes new sonic territory for the band. Their most adventurous album to date finds the band teamed with producer-engineer Sylvia Massy (Red Hot Chili Peppers, Tool) at her Weed, California based Radio Star Studios. “She’s my kind of producer,” says drummer Morgan Doctor. “She doesn’t come from a singer-songwriter background, but an engineering background, so she’s more about creating sound and texture in the studio.”
    Despite themselves, the Cliks couldn’t help but make a record that made order out of tumult and sense out of turbulence. With pop hooks lacing the rock spines for which The Cliks are known, the songs inhabit the specificity of the circumstances under which they were written, all the while appealing to broader audiences. 
 

The Cliks "Oh Yeah"

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Headliner Fey
 

Headliner Solange Knowles
    Perceptions are not always based in reality, and nobody knows this better than me.  With the release of my sophomore album,   Sol-Angel  and the Hadley St. Dreams (Music World Entertainment/Geffen Records), I am ready to have every listener step into my very personal field of dreams, minus the preconceived notions.
    If I had to describe the sound of my record, I would like to think that it is as if The Supremes, The Marvelettes, Dusty Springfield and Minnie Riperton were to make the music they did in the 60's and 70's now with a modern touch.
    When hearing this album, I hope the listener is taken back to a time when music was melodic, sweet, and soulful.  When music was less provocative and came from a place of inspiration and storytelling. I hope to have followers with an intelligent ear and that are willing to take risk.  Hadley is a long long road to travel, and this is just the beginning for me.
 

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