Alicia Keys’ musical Hell’s Kitchen plays the Orpheum May 6–24, mixing her hits with new songs and bold choreography. The national tour stops in San Francisco for multiple performances.

Deadmau5, Nero and Nelly headline two Midway block‑party nights over Fourth of July weekend. Presales start April 8 and the series runs through Halloween.

Stern Grove Festival returns June 14 for its 89th season, closing with Public Enemy and Al Green. Free Sunday shows run through mid-August; tickets are distributed via a lottery.

The Strokes revealed Reality Awaits with a retro teaser and play a sold‑out Bill Graham show in San Francisco tonight. Fans hope to hear new songs live.

Sir Paul McCartney headlined a private Apple Park concert for Apple’s 50th, singing Beatles favorites under the campus arches as staff looked on. The gig capped weeks of global anniversary events and came with commemorative employee swag.

Golfery of Marin will open in San Rafael this summer, pairing five indoor simulator bays with co‑working rooms and self‑pour drinks. Soft opening is targeted for late June.

Billie Joe Armstrong surprised Berkeley with a last-minute Coverups pop-up at Cornerstone. The poster went up that afternoon and listed $25 admission.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band play Chase Center on April 13 with Tom Morello joining for select songs. Tickets and transit details inside.

Six tickets sold across California matched Fantasy 5 numbers last week, totaling nearly $750,000 in payouts and spreading winners from Stockton to Los Angeles.

A $15 million Royal Jackpot scratcher was sold at a Cloverdale Quik Stop; the prize is unclaimed and the retailer stands to receive roughly $75,000 under Lottery rules.

Analog Reunion, formerly Cosmico, moves to Wildhaven Sonoma for a screen-free weekend of music, tastings and workshops in mid‑May.

Vox Media’s podcast stage at SXSW will host Gavin Newsom and Spike Jonze next weekend in Austin, joining a late-wave festival rollout of music and celebrity events.

Joey “The Cat” Mucha opens his Mission Arcade to the public for Thursday league nights after years of renting machines and hosting private events from a Mission warehouse.