Geneva Jacuzzi

Get ready for a night of surreal synth-pop, electroclash, dark dance music, and underground spectacle as Geneva Jacuzzi takes over The Chapel in San Francisco on Saturday, September 19, 2026. With support from EX-HEIR, Diesel Dudes, and a DJ set from Nick Moss, this eclectic lineup promises an evening that is as theatrical and unpredictable as it is danceable. Doors open at 8:00 PM, with the show beginning at 9:00 PM.

Few artists capture the strange, glamorous, and wonderfully offbeat spirit of Los Angeles quite like Geneva Jacuzzi. A pioneer of lo-fi pop and a multidisciplinary artist working across music, performance, theater, and visual art, Jacuzzi has spent more than two decades developing a surrealist world all her own. Her music combines infectious new-wave melodies, retro-futurist electronics, disco-inspired rhythms, and a healthy dose of camp, creating songs that can feel simultaneously glamorous, unsettling, romantic, and delightfully bizarre. Her cult classic debut Lamaze introduced listeners to her eccentric electronic-pop universe, while later releases—including Technophelia and 2024’s Triple Fire—have expanded her reputation as one of underground pop’s most distinctive shape-shifters.

Opening the night, EX-HEIR brings raw industrial and electroclash energy to the stage, setting the tone for an evening built around unconventional sounds and physical rhythms. Oakland’s Diesel Dudes follow with their signature combination of EBM basslines, aggressive electro synths, and Bay Area punk attitude. Known for intense live performances and a muscular, high-energy sound, the duo has shared stages internationally with acts including D.A.F. and Devo.

Keeping the atmosphere moving between performances, Nick Moss will deliver a DJ set drawing from dark techno, electro, wave, house, disco, and Italo, with an instinct for unexpected combinations and left-field selections.

Join Geneva Jacuzzi and this adventurous lineup at The Chapel for a night that refuses to fit neatly into one genre. Come ready to dance, explore, and embrace the wonderfully strange.