In the ongoing saga of Another Planet Entertainment's quest to boldly steer San Francisco towards more entertainment, a pivotal victory has been secured this week. The city's planners are now in agreement that adding another weekend of music to the city's Golden Gate Park, starting in 2024, on the heels of the annual Outside Lands, is an agreeable notion. Also, unreserved thumbs up were given to the proposition for three free downtown concerts beginning the same year.

This development is laced with political subplot and strife, Supervisor Connie Chan, who represents a district near Golden Gate Park initially disapproved of the extended concert schedule, she quickly changed her mind, attributing her change of heart to the improvements Another Planet Entertainment and the Rec and Parks department were willing to make, however, she maintains her reservations concerning the impact on local resident life and wildlife. Her newly-acquired ambivalence didn't deter two of her co-supervisors from expressing their enthusiastic support for the proposal, praising its economic merits and positive cultural influence on San Francisco.

Delighted over tiding over this hurdle, Another Planet Entertainment, looking forward to reaping the rewards of an expanded concert schedule, they bask in the limelight of this small victory, but not without some important opposition still looming. The city's full Board of Supervisors must now weigh in, with the final verdict to be rendered in the near future. Continue Reading the Full Article on SFist -->