TORS
01-Nov-25
155 Fell Street
155 Fell Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102, United States
32.15 USD
Popscene and Rickshaw Stop Co-Presents TORS (UK) In Their SF Headlining Debut. 8pm doors, all ages. Support TBA
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Schedule Details
2025-11-01T20:00:00-04:00 to 2025-11-01T23:30:00-04:00
Price Details
Lowest: 32.15 USD, Highest: 104.25 USD
Age Restrictions
All ages
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Location Details
155 Fell Street
155 Fell Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102, United States
About the Event
Popscene and Rickshaw Stop Co-Presents TORS (UK) In Their SF Headlining Debut. 8pm doors, all ages. Support TBA
Tors make the kind of songs you belt out in the car, at last orders in a packed pub, and in
festival fields around the world. The UK trio—brothers Matt and Theo Weedon with friend
Jack Bowden—craft anthemic, heart-on-sleeve music, blending driving rhythms with
cinematic soundscapes. Their deep connection as bandmates fuels everything, shaping a
sound that's both raw and soaring.
Hailing from Devon, music runs in their blood. Their grandfather, Bert Weedon, literally
wrote the book on guitar (Play in a Day), influencing legends like The Beatles and Brian May.
Growing up, Matt and Theo soaked in everything from Oasis and Coldplay to Nick Drake
and Keane, shaping the DNA of Tors' emotionally charged songwriting.
Their knack for crafting songs that resonate extends beyond their own music, with writing
credits for artists like Declan J Donovan and Dean Lewis racking up over half a billion
streams. But Tors have built a world of their own, with tracks like Never Give Up, I Don't
Wanna Know, and Anything Can Happen connecting deeply with fans. They've taken their
music to packed rooms across the globe, from Glastonbury Festival to headline shows in the
US, and are set to tour worldwide with Myles Smith this year.
Their recent signing to Glassnote Records led them to Woodstock, NY, where they worked
with producer Simone Felice (The Lumineers, Noah Kahan) on their upcoming EP, pushing
their sound into bold new territory.
Tors aren't slowing down, and they're here to stay.


