PawPaw Rod at The IndependentTue, Sep 8, 2026 · $32Ticketmaster

PawPaw Rod at The Independent

The Independent in San FranciscoTue, Sep 8, 2026 · 08:00 PM

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PawPaw Rod is a Music / R&B / Neo-Soul event at The Independent in San Francisco.

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PawPaw Rod brings his genre-fluid blend of hip-hop, 60s soul, funk, and alternative to The Independent in San Francisco. The Hawaii-born, Oklahoma-raised rapper and singer grew up moving between military bases, taking early inspiration from Maxwell, Prince, The Gap Band, and Bill Withers before first performing in church. His catalog spans four EPs, and his music has been featured in series like Outer Banks, Platonic, and Insecure.

Chicago rapper femdot. opens the night, bringing sharp storytelling and a community-driven approach shaped by projects like 94 Camry Music and the Free Samples series. Together, the two artists make for an evening of eclectic hip-hop and soul in an intimate room.

📍 The Independent, 628 Divisadero St, San Francisco, CA 94117🎟️ Tickets from $32🔞 All AgesNeo-SoulAlternative

Starting price is indicative — check the official source for current tickets.

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Good to know

  • Tickets are delivered by e-mail closer to the event date.
  • There is a delivery delay set for 2 weeks prior to the show.
  • Priority merchandise shopping is included with the Picture Day VIP package.

Frequently asked questions

What does the Picture Day VIP Package include?

One general admission ticket, early entry, a meet & greet with PawPaw Rod, a polaroid photo, a tote bag, a custom slip mat, an autographed laminate and lanyard, and priority merchandise shopping.

How are tickets delivered?

Tickets are e-mailed closer to the event date, and there is a delivery delay set for 2 weeks prior to the show.

Who is the opening act?

Chicago rapper and lyricist femdot., founder of Delacreme Scholars and the inaugural professor of a Hip Hop course at DePaul University.

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