It's time to funk out with your junk out, Bay Area. Join us as we dress up and throw down at the inaugural San Francisco Mustache Bash, the best '70s party to grace The Bay since the Summer of Love set it all in motion. An immersive, two-day, dress-up dance party where smashing outfits are a must and mustaches are a way of life, the Bash is heating up San Francisco and funkin' till the fog lifts.
Paco Versailles is a collaboration between guitarist/composer Vahagni and songwriter/producer Ryan Merchant (Capital Cities). Blending flamenco guitar rhythms with disco-leaning electronic and rapturous vocals, their new genre—"Dancemenco"—takes funk to a whole new dimension.
With a decades-deep record collection and an amalgam of modern styles, Dam Swindle keeps your toes twinkling on the D-flo as they move fluidly through time, space and sound. Calling on classic house, obscure disco, African funk, soulful techno and plenty in between, their eclectic flare connects the dots between past and present and tells stories that will take us on a fantastic voyage.
Low-key legends in the electronic disco dimension, Crazy P fuses slinky underground disco, deep electronic throbs and shimmering pop accents for genre-bending dance music that's alive with voice, heart and soul. Widely known as one of the best live dance music shows on the planet, you'll want an extra pair of platforms for this one—this smoldering DJ set is sure to melt your souls.
Bombargo is a Canadian-based band that unfurls a vibrant dose of soul over their distinctive 'vintage-pop' sound. A full, funky band with unrivaled energy known for bringing sing-along anthems, double-brother harmonies, and a powerful message, these crowd surfing machines make for one of the most entertaining sets this side of the '70s.
This tenured Bashin' ensemble consists of world-class musicians and funk-lovin' friends that join forces to take us for a smooth ride into the best of bygone eras. Their classic dance covers set the '70s tone with masterful musicianship and intoxicating vocals sure to have you shakin' your groove thang. The Bash's very own house band and a fan favorite among veteran Bashers, the Fam Band was born to get your back up off the wall.
Bash godmother Abby Normal has graced the Bash's dancefloor with her all-vinyl, all-genre, all-time turntable set for six years running, and she's back to do it again. The real-life fairy godmother of Bash, 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 right. Heed Abby's steeze and be forever funkified.
Modern music has no classification for Discotoshi, a funk-loving SF local and perennial Bash DJ whose sound is inspired by artists ranging from the Beatles to Prince to Flume. This towering disco dilly has been Bashin' since the beginning, and his musical mystique has evolved in lockstep with the Bash. Your new favorite DJ and a rising force in the Bay Area dance scene, this might be the first you hear of Discotoshi, but we guarantee it won't be the last.
Mix the funky styles of two OG Bash DJs into one kaleidoscopic concoction, and disco dynamite ignites. This duo of disco dynamos was born at the Bash in 2016, and they've been honing their Bash-focused set over the years to create a performance tailor-made for the funkiest disco party on earth.
A funky underground phenom hailing from The Bay up north, this disco-endowed music producer draws inspiration from his groovy granddad's record collection. A smooth operator behind the wheels of steel, Combover earthquaking amalgam of funk, disco, house and breaks laces up a vibe so funky, it'll make you wanna slap yo mama!
Moto Tembo, is a curator of jams. This Producer/DJ is making some of your favorite edits you didn't even know you wanted. He mixes his unique taste in music over sparkly synths, sweet grooves and tasty basslines. Not your average DJ, Moto Tombo will surely cultivate a moment in space and time with jams that stick like a PB and J.
Cool Sexy DJ is an up-and-coming selector hailing from the Bay Area. A longtime dance floor regular, she has found her way behind the decks of San Francisco's club scene. Influenced by disco, soul and R&B, she aims to please with elevated, groovy sets laced with nostalgia.
Located in the heart of San Francisco, the Phoenix Hotel is a cultural cornerstone and a longtime favorite of the rock n' roll scene, frequented by everyone from Neil Young to David Bowie to Kurt Cobain. Built in the '50s and revived in '80s, this rockstar paradise features 44 guest rooms surrounding a tropical garden courtyard with a heated pool. Paying homage to the icons who once rocked its quarters, we're planting a stage in the center of it all, and transforming the entire space into one humongous dance floor.
A two-night '70s slumber party with all our funky friends, late summer sunshine, a pool and a Bash at your doorstep!? We did a damn thing and rented out the whole hotel, and with less than 50 rooms at this boutique bungalow, many of which are already spoken for, only a limited supply remains. Don't sleep on this—sleep with the fam!
