Electronic Venues in San Francisco, CA
9 venues in San Francisco, CA booking Electronic.

Brick & Mortar Music Hall
Located in the Mission, this venue features a diverse calendar of indie, hip-hop, and electronic acts. It offers a professional stage with great sightlines, ideal for mid-sized local acts looking for exposure.

DNA Lounge
A legendary SoMa nightclub and multi-stage venue. It hosts everything from metal and industrial to burlesque and electronic music, offering a versatile stage for diverse, alternative, and high-energy acts.

Dawn Club
Steeped in history, the Dawn Club is a gorgeous Downtown San Francisco gathering place where guests can experience delightful cocktails, the finest of whiskies & spirits, lively, boisterous, invigorating music, and a superior level of service.
Gray Area
Housed in the historic Grand Theater in the Mission, this non-profit focuses on the intersection of art and technology. It's an ideal venue for experimental electronic music and immersive multimedia performances.
Madrone Art Bar
A Divisadero street favorite that blends art gallery vibes with a high-energy dance floor. It hosts diverse live acts, from jazz and soul to 'Motown Mondays,' offering a busy stage for funky and eclectic performers.
Monarch
A SoMa venue featuring a Victorian-themed bar upstairs and a world-class basement club. It's a premier destination for electronic music and live acts that lean towards the experimental, dance-heavy, or theatrical.
Noise
A small, artist-run record store and gallery in the Richmond. It hosts intimate jazz and experimental shows, providing a grassroots platform for musicians in a creatively charged and supportive environment.
Public Works
A multi-purpose club and gallery in the Mission with a 'raw' industrial aesthetic. It hosts everything from techno and house to live indie bands, providing a high-capacity stage with a community-driven focus.

The Regency Ballroom
The Regency Ballroom is one of the most architecturally stunning and historically significant concert venues in San Francisco, a 1,400-capacity beaux-arts treasure at the northeast corner of Van Ness and Sutter that has been turning heads since it was built in 1909 as part of what is considered the finest example of Scottish Rite temple architecture in the country. The Grand Ballroom features blonde hardwood floors, a horseshoe-shaped balcony, a built-in stage, 35-foot ceilings, and 22 turn-of-the-century teardrop chandeliers that create an atmosphere of genuine grandeur without sacrificing any of the energy that makes a great concert room. The building also houses Social Hall SF and The Lodge as separate event spaces, each with its own distinct character and a full suite of accompanying rooms. Operated by Goldenvoice and AEG, the Regency programs a wide and ambitious calendar of ticketed concerts spanning metal, electronic, indie rock, alternative, K-pop, darkwave, Americana, bluegrass, and everything in between, with upcoming and recent performers including Cattle Decapitation, Behemoth, Deicide, Rotting Christ, Immolation, EVERGLOW, Benjamin Tod, VTSS, Brujeria, Baby J, Grayscale, and Lebanon Hanover. The venue is centrally located and served by multiple Muni bus lines, with paid public parking in several nearby lots. For music listeners accustomed to smaller Bay Area rooms, the Regency delivers a step-up experience where the production quality, sightlines, and sound match the scale of the room without losing the intimacy that makes a ballroom format special.