Event Info
BathsGay Meatsupport from: TBAFriday April 17th 2026Neck of the Woods 406 Clement St San Francisco, CA(upstairs)$25 in adv $35 at the doorDoors at 7:30pmALL AGES
- Fri - April 17, 2026 • 8:30 PMTickets
Baths
Fri Apr 17 at 8:30pm
San Francisco, CA
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About Baths
Will Wiesenfeld AKA Baths was born in 1989, in Los Angeles, California. Wiesenfield is a classically trained musician, and began learning the piano at the age of four “to compete with his brother”. By twelve he had “completely abandoned it,” but continual musical experimenting lead him to record his first piece of music at age fourteen. Under a previous moniker, [Post-foetus], he wrote four albums and three EPs. He also ventured into a more ambient style with side-project Geotic, a project which Irish magazine State. Read more on Last.fm
Venue
406 Clement St, San Francisco, CA
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