Zara Irshad is a Research Assistant and journalist based in San Francisco, California. She writes for the San Francisco Chronicle, with a focus on local events, music, and entertainment. Zara's work has also appeared in The San Diego Union-Tribune, showcasing her versatility and passion for reporting on cultural and artistic happenings.
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Zara's coverage focuses primarily on event-related content within the entertainment industry, particularly in the music and concert space. Her articles suggest a particular interest in live performances, tours, and concerts happening locally in California and San Francisco.
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By: Zara Irshad
The “Espresso” singer returned to San Francisco after Election Day, offering fans a playful night of her hits at Chase Center.
The event, organized by three friends from San Jose, was inspired by the Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest that took New York by storm last month.
By: Zara Irshad
Donald Trump was elected president this week despite his opponent, Kamala Harris, having a larger rolodex of high-profile supporters. Here’s why it didn’t help
By: Zara Irshad
The San Francisco festival will be celebrating its 32nd anniversary with an array of concerts across the city next year.
The event, organized by three friends from San Jose, was inspired by the Timothée Chalamet look-alike contest that took New York by storm last month.
By: Zara Irshad
Mosswood Meltdown announced ’80s new wave band Devo and San Francisco rockers Osees are also on the summer festival’s bill.
By: Zara Irshad
Whether you’re looking to get into the festive spirit or simply discover some new music, don’t miss these Bay Area concerts this winter.
By: Zara Irshad
The cherished San Francisco tradition will not be returning in 2025 due to financial difficulties.
By: Zara Irshad
The “Friday” singer made her Portola Festival debut in September, and now plans to return to the city for a free DJ set in December.
The former White Stripes frontman is hitting the road for a headlining solo tour following a string of pop-up concerts.
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