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Bottom of the Hill sold but will continue as a San Francisco music venue

San Francisco's Bottom of the Hill music venue has been sold but will remain open and continue hosting live music.

Oct 22, 2026, 3:35 PM By the Genius Eye newsroom (City Reporter) · Fact-checkedHow we report
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San Francisco's iconic music venue Bottom of the Hill has been sold, according to a report from KRON4. Despite the change in ownership, the venue confirmed it will continue operating and hosting live music events.

The news came shortly after Bottom of the Hill posted a cryptic message on social media hinting at a "new era" and assuring fans that the venue was not "done rockin'."

Bottom of the Hill has long been a staple of San Francisco's live music scene, and the sale has raised questions about its future. However, the venue's confirmation provides reassurance that it will remain a part of the city's cultural landscape.

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  1. KRON4: Bottom of the Hill sold, will continue as music venue
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