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There are many explanation why music followers are prepared to pay the massive price ticket that goes with residing within the Bay Area.

Indeed, we’re about to offer you 10 of these causes — within the type of our Fall Music Guide, which seems to be on the hottest exhibits set to happen within the Bay Area and past over the subsequent few months.

And we actually had no scarcity of occasions to selected when it got here time to compile this record.

There is simply a lot good music happening round these components between now and, let’s say, Thanksgiving, drawing from all the pieces type nation and metallic to pop-punk and hip-hop.

Here are our picks for the highest upcoming gigs (listed chronologically). Please take into account that dates, occasions and ticket costs are all topic to vary.

1. Green Day (and buddies)

The Rodeo rockers, who rank among the many best-selling Bay Area bands of all time, are performing their two most beloved albums — 1994’s “Dookie” and 2004’s “American Idiot” — through the Saviors Tour.

And they’ve acquired some fairly spectacular firm on this street present, within the type of the Smashing Pumpkins, fellow East Bay act Rancid and the Linda Lindas.

Never heard of the latter? Well, belief us after we say that it is best to undoubtedly arrive on time to the Sept. 20 present at Oracle Park with a purpose to see this younger L.A. act, which not too long ago opened up an enormous stadium present for the Rolling Stones. The Linda Lindas completely rock.

Details: 5:30 p.m.; $99 and up; ticketmaster.com

2. Jon Pardi

The homegrown nation singer, who was born and raised simply outdoors of Sacramento in Dixon, has seen his star steadily rise by way of the years and now ranks among the many style’s high artists. He’s scored a number of No. 1 hits, together with “Head Over Boots,” “Dirt on My Boots” and “Last Night Lonely,” and achieved the acute honor of being inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in 2023. Pardi returns to NorCal for exhibits on Sept. 20 at Toyota Amphitheatre at Wheatland and Sept. 27 at Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View.

Details: 7 p.m. every present; $50 and up; livenation.com

3. Nicki Minaj

Having kicked off her Pink Friday 2 World Tour again in March in Oakland, Nicki Minaj brings the manufacturing again to the Bay Area for an encore efficiency at Chase Center in San Francisco on Sept. 23.