
Cartoon HeartsAmity St.Trip DiveZacc and the scissorlips
Sat, 28 Nov, 8:00 PM - 1:00 AM PST
Doors open
7:00 PM PST
Neck of the Woods
406 Clement St, San Francisco, CA 94118
Description
November 28th, 2026
Neck of The Woods [Downstairs]
$12 ADV // $15 DOS
Doors at 7:00 PM
(Zacc and the Scissorlips)
8:00 PM - 8:25 PM
https://www.instagram.com/zaccandthescissorlips?xtok=Y2s3eW9oOXpwcjQz
(Trip Dive)
8:45 PM - 9:15 PM
https://www.instagram.com/tripdiveca?dlrf=MWVkc3J1MzR3NHQxYw==
(Amity St.)
9:45 PM - 10:10 PM
https://www.instagram.com/amitystband?cplk=MXd6Z3F0cnc3aGx2bw==
(Cartoon Hearts)
10:30 PM - 11:10 PM
https://www.instagram.com/cartoonheartsmusic?psln=MTZiMmhidDk2aW52cA==
Event Information
Age Limit
21+

Alternative Rock
Cartoon Hearts
Cartoon Hearts
Alternative Rock
Cartoon Hearts are a San Jose band playing guitar-driven pop rock, founded in 2022 by Jay Chiorean (Rove; Careful, Brother). Their songs range from post-folk to pop-punk. Atwood Magazine premiered their anthem “legs” from the debut album Falling Out of Love Overnight. For fans of The 1975, The Killers and Hippo Campus.

Music
Amity St.
Amity St.
Music
Amity St. are a San Francisco math rock and Midwest-emo band who describe their sound as “emo music in weird time signatures.” The four-piece of Jennie Chae, Ryan Gauley, Martin Mullis and Sungmin Park pairs twinkly, tangled guitars with shifting rhythms on songs like “Galbi Boy” and “Slow for the Cone Zone.”
Indie Rock
Trip Dive
Trip Dive
Indie Rock
Trip Dive are a Bay Area band from the region’s DIY scene. They’ve played legendary all-ages spaces like Berkeley’s 924 Gilman and keep building a following through steady local shows. With raw energy and a love of the scene, they’re one to catch early at any Bay Area bill.

Alternative Rock
Zacc and the scissorlips
Zacc and the scissorlips
Alternative Rock
Zacc and the Scissorlips are a garage-punk band from El Sobrante, California, led by founder Zachary Szerlip and Joseph Sahouria. Rooted in the DIY punk scene, they jump between genres and often play with a rotating cast of friends and collaborators. Songs like “Polaroids” show their loose, unpredictable energy.