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Bottom of the Hill

Bottom of the Hill

Concert venue in San Francisco, CaliforniaWikipedia

Search complete. 11 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Bottom of the Hill".

Oct 2, 2026

WillHOST
52:38
Wow.
Nate FarleyGUEST
52:39
So we did Crocodile, then we did the Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, then I think it was the theater or, um, uh, Great American Music Hall in San Francisco.
WillHOST
52:54
Okay.
Nate FarleyGUEST
52:56
And I think by the time we hit Spaceland in LA, Toby came back.
Demone CarterHOST
4:32
...
Demone CarterHOST
4:33
in, uh, on Clement in San Francisco, especially with the impending closure of Bottom of the Hill-
David MaHOST
4:38
Jeez
Demone CarterHOST
4:38
... which is, um, which is kinda sad, but also makes a little urgency to maybe go see Arman Hammer.
DubyaHOST
0:15
Take notice to this story.
DubyaHOST
0:18
June 4th, 2015, two of my paraprofessionals and I went to the legendary Bottom of the Hill venue in San Francisco to see a favorite band of mine at the time, Palma Violets.
DubyaHOST
0:34
They dazzled the crowd with an explosive 20-song setlist, most of the tunes honoring their amazing album, Danger in the Club.
DubyaHOST
0:45
Flash forward 11 years.
Sam FryerGUEST
1:28
San Francisco is great.
Sam FryerGUEST
1:30
I love San Francisco.
Sam FryerGUEST
1:32
Not only because of the bottom of the hill, obviously, was once one of my favorite places to hang out.
Sam FryerGUEST
1:39
But also, it's a city in America where you can walk around, you know.
Charlie BishopGUEST
22:59
Like I've played brick and mortar.
Charlie BishopGUEST
23:00
I've played bottom of the hill, but, um, Yeah, honestly, I feel like for the past six months, I've just really devoted myself to these singles and haven't done as much in terms of playing live.
Charlie BishopGUEST
23:15
But it's definitely something that will come eventually.
Charlie BishopGUEST
23:20
But I'm just kind of focusing on one thing at a time.

15 MINS LATER

speaker_2SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
38:08
It came from another world Like the taste of Jack You know it changes Caesar to swag
MJHOST
39:59
Country risque and motorcycle Johnny.
MJHOST
40:03
My second guest artist on this special new California country episode of West of Twin Peaks Radio is former San Francisco band Caravan 222, who recently returned to the city to pay tribute and play a final show at Bottom of the Hill Club.
MJHOST
40:18
They also released a brand new LP called Rowdy and Pouty, a fabulous example of their brand of country-fied sonics they call Sweetheart Music.
Mike ParkHOST
15:15
So many members on stage.
Mike ParkHOST
15:17
Ten members on stage at Bottom of the Hill.
Mike ParkHOST
15:23
Oh, I feel a phlegm coming up.
Mike ParkHOST
15:26
It's going to be good.
DavidHOST
62:07
all right ian i think uh you got a show to go to remind me again who you're going to see
Ian McNiderGUEST
62:15
Seeing Chicago's finest, Lawrence Arms, and the honor system tonight at Bottom of the Hill.
DavidHOST
62:22
Bottom of the Hill.
MatteHOST
62:25
So how to move the hill? Is that like a known venue in San
Ian McNiderGUEST
62:28
Francisco? It's a really cool, like small venue here in SF.
MJHOST
116:32
The session with the in-between.
MJHOST
116:35
The song is the first release in a short series leading up to the 10-year anniversary of their LP, Flames and Figures, which they'll be celebrating at Bottom of the Hill on October 16th.
MJHOST
116:47
And that about does it for this episode of West at Twin Peaks Radio.
MJHOST
116:51
I'm off on another adventure, but please tune in in two weeks for a special episode called New California Country, showing the diversity of the alt-country scene here in the Bay Area, featuring recent guest artist spotlights on Caravan 222, Charlie Bishop, and Canterbury Bells.

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