Fillmore Auditorium

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Fillmore Auditorium is a historic San Francisco music venue famed for its pivotal role in the 1960s rock and counterculture scene and for hosting legendary concerts promoted by Bill Graham.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf concert hall
historic building
music venue
tourist attraction
associatedMovement 1960s counterculture
San Francisco Sound
capacity approximately 1,150
category Buildings and structures in San Francisco
Music venues in San Francisco
Tourist attractions in San Francisco
city San Francisco
country United States
damagedBy 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake
eraOfGreatestProminence 1960s
formerName Fillmore Dance Hall
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium

Majestic Ballroom
Majestic Hall
genreSpecialty live popular music
psychedelic rock
rock music
hasTradition free apples for concertgoers
posters for each show
hostedPerformer Grateful Dead
Janis Joplin
Jefferson Airplane
Jimi Hendrix
Pink Floyd
Santana
linked to: Santana (band)

The Doors
The Who
locatedIn California
San Francisco
United States
namedAfter Fillmore Street
neighborhood Western Addition
notableFeature balcony seating
ballroom-style main floor
historic concert poster collection
notableFor Bill Graham–promoted shows
association with counterculture movement
psychedelic rock concerts
role in 1960s rock music scene
opened 1912
operatedBy Live Nation Entertainment
ownedBy Live Nation Entertainment
promoter Bill Graham
reopened mid-1990s
state California
streetAddress 1805 Geary Boulevard

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Bill Graham associatedWith Fillmore Auditorium
Dave Chappelle: For What It's Worth filmingLocation The Fillmore
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
Fillmore West namedAfter The Fillmore
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Fillmore West successorTo The Fillmore
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Fillmore East namedAfter Fillmore Auditorium
Bill Graham Presents operatedVenue Fillmore Auditorium
Fillmore Auditorium formerName Fillmore Dance Hall
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
Wulf Wolodia Grajonca managedVenue Fillmore Auditorium
Wolfgang Grajonca knownFor Fillmore Auditorium
Live Wire/Blues Power recordedAt Fillmore Auditorium
San Francisco Sound associatedVenue Fillmore Auditorium
Quicksilver Messenger Service performedAt Fillmore Auditorium
1805 Geary Boulevard hasVenue The Fillmore
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
The Fillmore alsoKnownAs Fillmore Auditorium
subject linked to: 1805 Geary Boulevard
Majestic Hall formerNameOf Fillmore Auditorium
Majestic Hall historicNameOf Fillmore Auditorium
Majestic Hall hasCurrentName Fillmore Auditorium
Majestic Ballroom formerNameOf Fillmore Auditorium
Fillmore commercial corridor hasVenue The Fillmore
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
Western Addition hasLandmark Fillmore Auditorium
Alton Kelley associatedWith Fillmore Auditorium
Stanley Mouse notableWork Fillmore Auditorium posters
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Love-In recordedAt Fillmore Auditorium
Love-In recordedLiveAt Fillmore Auditorium, San Francisco
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
Kristen Schaal: Live at the Fillmore locationOfFilming The Fillmore
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
Gravity (live at the Fillmore) recordingLocation The Fillmore
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
Fillmore Jazz District alsoKnownAs The Fillmore
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
Fillmore Jazz District notableVenue The Fillmore (music venue)
linked to: Fillmore Auditorium
Fillmore Jazz District hasLandmark Fillmore Auditorium