DeVotchKa & Moondaddy at Great American Music Hall

by Jon Bauer

DeVotchKa came to the Great American Music Hall, and brought their unique blend of “gypsy punk” and “gothy-indie-cabaret” to San Francisco. Headed by Nick Urata – who sang, danced, drank, rollicked through their set with an eager crowd swooning with every beat.

Opening for them was San Diego’s Moondaddy, who played a moody, shoe-gaze-y kinda set that prepped the audience for what was to come.

DeVotchKa’s setlist:

You Love Me
Enemy Guns
No One Is Watching
26 Temp
Charlotte Mittnacht
We’re Leaving
Dearly Departed
Such A Lovely Thing
Too Tired
This Place Is Haunted
Gypsy Jam
How It Ends!
Straight Shot
Sand+Sea
Clockwise
Contabanda

Jon Bauer Jon is a San Francisco based photographer who has regularly contributed to publications such as 48 Hills, SF Sonic, SF Station, The Denver Post, Goldenvoice, and numerous others. He’s aimed his camera at people, places, and things all around the world, and he’s always on the look-out for dark places, yummy foods, and curious events.