What's happening in San Francisco This August
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Check out our highlights of San Francisco's entertainment offerings this month
Wicked reigns supreme at the Orpheum and Olivia Rodrigo brings her Guts to town this month, among many more great shows. Check out our highlights below:
Wicked
August 28 - October 13, 2024, Orpheum Theatre
Forget all that you know about The Wizard of Oz and be transported once again to the magical land of Oz!
Winner of over 100 international awards, Wicked has captivated audiences with its tale of friendship and love, conflict and war. This unforgettable musical reimagines the Land of Oz, creating a parallel universe to the familiar story written by L. Frank Baum.
Girl From The North Country
July 30 - August 25, 2024, Golden Gate Theatre
After a Tony-nominated run on Broadway and a five-time Olivier award-nominated run in London, this critically acclaimed production is a must-see.
Conor McPherson's musical, interwoven with Bob Dylan's songs, tells a story set in the heartland of America. Amidst the economic depression, a group of wayward souls cross paths in a dilapidated guesthouse. Their stories of heartbreak, hope, and survival resonate with Dylan's poignant lyrics.
Harry Potter and The Half-Blood Prince in Concert
August 16 - 17, 2024, Davies Symphony Hall
Join Harry Potter as he enters his sixth year at Hogwarts in this live-to-film concert.
Relive the magic of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, set to the music of a live symphony orchestra performing Nicholas Hooper's iconic score. This concert experience brings the pivotal sixth film in the Harry Potter series to life uniquely and unforgettably.
Sebastian Maniscalco
August 18, 2024, Chase Center
Hot off the back of his smash hit Nobody Does This tour, comedian extraordinaire Sebastian Maniscalco hits the road again in 2024 with the It Ain't Right tour!
One of stand-up comedy's breakthrough performers, Sebastian Maniscalco is well known for his expressive delivery and relatable humor. His 2024 tour, "It Ain't Right," promises even more of the observational comedy that has endeared him to millions.
Alyssa Edwards
August 3, 2024, The Midway
Alyssa Edwards brings her "Glitz + Giggles" tour to San Francisco.
Alyssa Edwards, the fabulous star of "RuPaul's Drag Race," takes her dazzling personality and show-stopping performances on the road with the "Glitz + Giggles" tour. Expect dance, humor, and a touch of glamour in this entertaining live show.
Olivia Rodrigo
August 2 - 3, 2024, Chase Center
Disney star turned Grammy-winning pop star Olivia Rodrigo is heading on a massive 2024 tour!
Olivia Rodrigo, the breakout star known for her hit album "SOUR," embarks on her "Guts World Tour." This concert tour features her biggest hits and highlights her incredible talent as a singer-songwriter.
Ben Schwartz
August 2, 2024, SF Masonic Auditorium
Ben Schwartz brings his comedic genius to San Francisco.
Known for his quick wit and comedic roles in shows like "Parks and Recreation," Ben Schwartz brings his live comedy performance to San Francisco. Expect a night filled with laughter and his signature absurd humor.
10cc
August 25, 2024, The Warfield
The legendary British rock band returns to the stage in 2024 with a 50th anniversary celebration of their hit-filled career.
10cc, one of the most influential British rock bands, returns to celebrate their 50th anniversary. Known for hits like "I'm Not in Love" and "Dreadlock Holiday," this concert promises to be a nostalgic and rock-filled evening with Graham Gouldman at the helm.
Kings Of Leon
August 25, 2024, The Greek Theatre Berkeley
Kings of Leon started out over a decade ago as scraping, scrapping Southern garage-rockers, but they found their voice as one of the best bands of their generation.
Kings of Leon have become one of the biggest names in rock music with their powerful rock anthems and electrifying performances. Their live shows are known for their energy and unforgettable moments, making this a must-see appearance as they return to their roots on their ninth record 'Can We Please Have Fun.'