Blues For Pops Benefit feat The Soft White Sixties, Rin Tin Tiger, & Street Joy

Blues for Pops is an annual benefit concert inspired by Jeffrey Walker, the first President of Atlassian, who lost his five year battle to cancer in 2009. Jeffrey was a gifted guitarist with a passion for loud music, technology, and injecting fun into life - with a martini in hand. His children, Brittany and Mac, honor him each year with a benefit promoting emerging artists supported by the local tech community. Unfortunately we aren't the only family affected by cancer. Blues for Pops is a celebration of life, love, and music for all of us who have lost a loved one. All ticket sales are donated to the American Cancer Society, an organization JSW supported every year by donating and playing music at Relay for Life. Our donation will go towards cancer research, patient services, early detection, treatment, and education. In the words of JSW... Peace, Love, & Inner Bliss, Brittany & Mac The Soft White Sixties http://thesoftwhitesixties.com/ https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSoftWhiteSixties https://soundcloud.com/the-soft-white-sixties Native San Francisco soul rock quartet who performed on the main stage at the Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival and played the Fillmore as an opener for The Hives. Rin Tin Tiger http://www.rintintiger.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PFdeuUOW0w https://soundcloud.com/rin-tin-tiger Rin Tin Tiger is an alternative folk rock trio from San Francisco, CA. High energy, lyric heavy, acoustic guitar lead songs about life in contemporary society. The sound is often described as a blend between early Bob Dylan, Violent Femmes, and Tupac. They have shared the stage with Minus the Bear, Young the Giant, Manchester Orchestra, Max Bemis of Say Anything, The Lumineers, Fences, Los Amigos Invisibles, Mike Coykendall, Ida, Hey Marseilles, and many more along the West Coast. Street Joy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Bhw29qoAw8 https://soundcloud.com/streetjoy Street Joy makes honeyed rock and roll that’s still rough around the edges--a rock and roll with Northern California roots that have thrived in the Southern California sun. The songwriting is that of the cassettes a dad would show his son on car rides to baseball practice, and the production pulls from the music that son would later discover from his dorm room neighbor. Street Joy is easy to understand and hard to ignore.