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Performance: Bay Beats - Tom Heyman

Live at Syzygy SF
Friday, 5/31/2024
7:00 - 8:00
Syzygy SF
Address

395 S Van Ness Ave
San Francisco, CA 94103
United States


Tom Heyman is a San Francisco-based singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. His latest album, 24th Street Blues, released on 2023 presents portraits of a San Francisco where dues are never paid in full, but flowers still bloom from the ashes of the digital goldrush. 

For over two decades, Heyman and his wife have lived in a sprawling, dilapidated, converted-storefront rental on 24th Street – deep in the heart of San Francisco’s Mission district. 24th Street Blues details his observations and interactions from years of living and working in the neighborhood as it weathered the storms and the aftermath of plutocratic expansion.  

Listen to Tom's album, 24th Street Blues, on Bay Beats

Syzygy SF, a non-profit arts co-op community, provides space and resources for artists and creatives in San Francisco.


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