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In the 1920s, The Warfield was a popular location that featured vaudeville and other major performances, such as Al Jolson. In 2001, the thrash metal band Slayer recorded a home video there and released it as War at the Warfield in 2003.
| 5/16 | 8:00p | Phil Lesh & Friends, Jackie Greene |
| 8:00p | Phil Lesh | |
| 8:00p | Phil Lesh and Friends | |
| 5/17 | 8:00p | Phil Lesh |
| 8:00p | Phil Lesh & Friends, Jackie Greene | |
| 8:00p | Phil Lesh and Friends | |
| 5/18 | 8:00p | Phil Lesh & Friends, Jackie Greene |
| 8:00p | Phil Lesh | |
| 8:00p | Phil Lesh and Friends | |
| 9/20 | 8:00p | Nick Cave |
| 8:00p | Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds | |
| 11/7 | 8:00p | Jim Gaffigan |
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The Fillmore may be more storied as far as SF venues go, but for my money there's no better spot than the Warfield. Varied seating and standing spots make this a versatile venue, with historic operatic architecture moldings, and posters in the lobby. Balcony, tables, or 15 ft from your favorite performer - not a bad seat in this house.