Last March was a historic day for San Diego—The Mustache Bash opened the doors at its new waterfront home in Mission Beach, six thousand Bashers unleashed on Mission Bay, Chromeo and Breakbot brought the grand finale and by the end of the night, all were abducted by the funk. Safe to say, anyone in attendance will be back next year, along with plenty of newcomers, and something tells us the future of funk and disco are looking bright! Building off the momentum of a tremendous success in San Diego, The Bash returns to San Francisco this October 12 ready to funk like The City's never funked before. Stay tuned—you don't want to miss this one! Follow @TheMustacheBash and subscribe to our email list to be the first to know when tickets go on sale.
Sand, sailboats and a psychedelic sunset. Other than that, expect the same beautiful Bash as usual. Studio 54-style disco? Yup. Free-for-all roller rink? Double yup. Bottomless bars, four stages, live funk bands, disco DJs and thousands of funky souls spirited in their '70s best? You funkin' betcha! It's that same ole boogie by the bay, baby, only this time, a slightly different bay. And the best part—our friends won't be stuck outside missing all the fun.
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Torchbearers of funk and disco, Montreal natives Dave 1 and P-Thugg turned an inseparable childhood friendship into a global funk phenomenon. Credited for pioneering a genre of electrofunk that permeates airwaves today, this dynamic duo takes fans back in time with analog synth sonics, catchy hooks and iconic visuals in every show. Years in the making, Chromeo will finally bring their signature sound to the Bash mainstage! #BashGoals
Don’t let the long hair or laid back demeanor fool you—when it comes to spinning disco, this veteran DJ supergroup ain’t here to hackysack. Breakbot & Irfane debuted the Bash in 2022 and lit up the inside stage with a set so fire, it literally set off the fire alarm. With walking, talking baselines, infectious synth melodies and enrapturing analog elements, if you’re looking for the wildest dance party of the night, you found it with Breakbot & Irfane.
With innovative productions, flawless technical skills and an effortless ability to elevate a crowd, Derrick Carter is widely regarded as a pillar of the underground. The personification of deep-disco and a demi-god among dance-music aficionados worldwide, Carter returns for his second Bash performance in 8 years under his A-list alias, Derrick Does Disco.
Childhood pals Tyler Blake and Michael David have been spinning together since 2007, creating a sound that is both nostalgic and forward-thinking. Together they form Classixx, an act that’s carved its niche in electronic music with their seamless blend of indie-dance, disco, and house. They’ve been high atop the Bash’s artist wishlist since the release of their hit remix of YACHT’s Psychic City—a disco-influenced slapper we can’t get out of our heads.
A vinyl hip-hop DJ based in Tokyo, Japan, DJ Koco knows no boundaries when it comes to hard-hitting dance cuts. He spins only 45s, and spent the last decade touring cities worldwide spinning alongside legendary DJs like Cut Chemist, Kenny Dope and Derrick May. Outside hip-hop, he also loves to funk, and come March 22, he’s bringing his genre-bending vinyl to The Bash!
Brooklyn-based band Supertaste spent 2024 releasing a debut album, headlining shows in Times Square, opening for Disclosure and Cosmo's Midnight and otherwise spinning sets around the country. Needless to say, they’re nice and warmed for us. With a heavy emphasis on layered strings and group vocals, on Bash night, Supernova’s taking us on one cosmic flight flight.
Back for its 11th Bash-tastic performance, this homegrown, boogie-bred ensemble is an amalgam of world-class musicians from all corners of the West Coast. The fan-favorite of many a Bash OG, our very own ‘Fam Band’ comes together once a year to bring the ‘70s to life and abduct your funky spirit.
The Flying Mojito Bros are two Desert Disco and Outlaw House DJs pioneering the great electronic wilderness. Their cosmic country funk takes ‘70s licks to modern dance floors via NYC disco and baggy acid house, sampling artists from Santana to ZZ Top.
Born out of love for Latin percussion, afro-disco, funky house, and vintage synthesizers, Futuresexuals has been crafting a sound in between the cracks of these genres for decades. A fully-fledged live music project complete with enchanting viola, sultry saxophone, and ethereal flute to accompany their otherworldly synths, their electrifying fusion of worldly beats will have the Bash blasting off at lightspeed.
Longtime DJ and producer DJ Dials is a mainstay of San Francisco’s live music scene. With an improvisational approach that feeds off crowd energy, his love for good music and great people gives him everything he needs to deliver disco-drenched sets that challenge a crowd to have as much fun as he has doing it.
With a shared love for obscure disco and house, this duo keeps audiences on their toes with a refreshing mix of raw disco, high energy house, breaks and UK garage in every set. True selectors at heart, they turned up last Bash and damn near brought the house down.
Modern music has no classification for Discotoshi, a funk-loving Bash staple with sound inspired by artists ranging from Prince, to Sly Stalone to Stevie Wonder. Catch this Bash-born talent swapping tracks with one of San Francisco’s funkiest feel-good selectors—Starfari—and you can save the psychedelics for later; their enlightened B2B set will leave you seeing stars. Both artists with a penchant for layering undiscovered disco remixes with classic samples and infectious bass, this DJ cypher is liable to transform the decks into flying saucers and abduct a crowd right off the dance floor (beware of the probes)!
Bash godmother Abby Normal has graced the Bash's dancefloor with her all-vinyl, all-genre, all-time turntable set for seven years running, and she's back to do it again. A crate-trained maven that won't hesitate to drop a steamer on ya, Abby's one-of-a-kind style blurs the lines between funk, disco, hip hop and rock, improvising her set around one simple premise: play what feels groovy. Heed Abby's steeze and be forever funkified.
A lifelong steward of The Funk, Max's music journey began as a classically trained violinist and playing in an orchestra at age 7. It was only a matter of time before his foray into funk took over, and he spent the last 25 years DJing venues across the US, For his debut performance at The Bash, Max’s genre-bending blend of house, garage, disco, techno and experimental electronic dance promises to be funkier than the smell of Mission Bay at low tide.
Spend a Saturday night out at San Francisco’s hottest dance-havens and you’re bound to bump into Combover, a quiet but deadly auditory-assassin and member of the budding Texture Summit crew taking The City by storm. Never one to shy away from classic style, after blowing out the Earth Stage in 2024, Combover requested an all-vinyl set this year, and of course, we obliged. A steward of the late-night lifestyle and a student of the audio artistry, Combover is a DJs’ DJ that only gets better with time.
With more than 30 Bashes under their belts combined, this dynamic disco duo was literally born for The Mustache Bash. Composed of two Bashers who’ve been with us since the beginning, He2She has been a house set since their debut in 2016, a gender-bending power-posse with a wizardly knack for digging up deep disco cuts. Bringing their B2B set bayside for ‘25, look out for He2She as a candidate for the ‘Bashiest Set On The Beach’ award.
To wet your whistle on Bash Eve, we’re heading to the hottest new disco joint in town—Good Night John Boy—for the Mustache Bash preparty on Friday night. Think Studio 54 meets your grandparents funky ‘70s basement, right in the heart of the Gaslamp Quarter, with all the vibes to kick Bash weekend off right. There’s even a light-up dancefloor to warm up those boogie shoes before the big day.
8:00PM–Late. $20 tickets at the door.
The Bash is too much mojo to bottle into a single day, so naturally, a buck wild afterparty is in store! To keep the party blasting off all night, we’re hosting the official Bash Afterparty at Mavericks Beach Club in PB. Smolder in the grooves as Mavericks transforms into a disco dreamland with 3 rooms of tunes. Tack on an afterparty pass at checkout – just $45 bones to light up the dance floor and Bash the night away. Full lineup coming soon!
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If you've ever Bashed, you know it's one big VIP experience—just getting through the gates makes you a VIP! But back again by popular demand, we present the Bash VIP experience for the funkiest among funky specimens—kinda like the Jimi Hendrix Experience, but with less acid. There's only a handful of these bad mamajamas available so get 'em while the gettin's good! VIP Tickets includes:
Afterparty Ticket
Private VIP Lounge
Private VIP Viewing Deck
Front row Main Stage Access
Separate VIP Entrance
Private VIP Bar(s)
Extra Restrooms
...no seriously. The Bash is an all-weekend affair, and with the new beachfront location, even locals won't wanna stray far. To keep everyone comfortable for the weekend, we partnered with Mission Beach's top hotels to offer discounted rooms exclusively for Bashers. Book using the links below:
Ticket prices will increase incrementally as fewer become available and demand increases. Ticket tiers go fast and they sell out early! In other words: don't snooze on getting your Bash tickets – FOMO ain't no fun. If you're 21+ and ready to funk, we have a pass for you. All sales are final, but don't worry, you won't want to miss this anyway.
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