"This legendary business will have lived to the ripe old age of 35, a long stretch in San Francisco for an independent rock n' roll venue of our size. It has been a wonderful trip, and we are full of stories and memories. We have hosted tens of thousands of musical artists and have been a community partner as well, holding numerous benefits, school recitals, weddings, birthdays, and memorials."
"We will curate one more year of great shows, enticing bands that make up our history to come back for one final play on our stage, the Facebook post reads. Let's celebrate, for one more spin, how far we came, how many bands we hosted, how many amazing people we worked with. We want to thank the bands, their agents, managers, and roadies, for always bringing the most ex"
Bottom of the Hill opened in 1991 at 17th and Missouri streets in Potrero Hill and will close at the end of 2026, with a final show on New Year's Eve. The venue operated for 35 years and remained one of the few Bay Area clubs not booked by a major concert promoter. The club hosted early-career gigs by Green Day, Oasis, Alanis Morissette, The Strokes and many others who later headlined arenas and festivals. The space also served the community with benefits, school recitals, weddings, birthdays and memorials. Owners announced a final curated year of farewell shows inviting past bands to return.
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