Welcome to BayProg
A ton of resources for San Francisco Bay area
progressive rock musicians and fans.

Upcoming shows and events:

Justin Hayward, Palace of Fine Arts, Tue May 20
Stinkfoot Orchestra w/ Napoleon Murphy Brock, Veteran's Memorial Hall, Fri May 23
KFJC Progedelicatessen, radio show, Sat May 24

Recently added events:

Kansas, Graton Resort and Casino, Sat Sep 6
Kansas, Gallo Center, Fri Sep 5
Fred Barchetta (Rush tribute), Opera House Saloon, Sat Jul 12
Fred Barchetta (Rush tribute), Brentwood Emporium, Sat Jun 28
Joshua Cedar's Jazz-Rock Review, Bistro, Fri Sep 19
Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, UC Theatre / Taub Family Music Hall, Tue Aug 26

Hot news! Don Falcone has published a new book, One of the Spirits Burning, A Musical Memoir, with tales of his journey to becoming an independent musician. From San Francisco State and practice spaces, to Exposé and other local prog shows, to home studio recording sessions with Daevid Allen, Nik Turner, Cyrille Verdeaux, and local musicians, to remote projects with Michael Moorcock and family members of Blue Öyster Cult, Hawkwind, Gong, and Van der Graaf Generator.

Falcone book

New Albums

Most recent albums from Bay Area progressive rock bands. The full list is here.


BayProg is the original regional progressive rock web site, first appearing in early 1999.

The goals of BayProg are, roughly:

  • To serve the needs of musicians who play in local progressive rock bands. As a musician I want to know what other bands are doing, maybe pair up with another band for a gig, find musicians for my band, and keep track of venues.
  • To serve the community of local progressive rock music fans by promoting concerts, finding record stores that carry prog titles, reporting local happenings, etc.
  • To host announcements and discussions.
  • To help promote progressive rock concerts.

Please enjoy! – Don


Do check out the latest Ken Burns documentary film:

Ken Burns: Prog Rock
[BayProg CD]

The BayProg compilation CD can be found in the Spring 2002 issue of Exposé Magazine.  It's called BayProg -- Progressive Rock from the San Francisco Bay Area, and features contributions from: