Slow Pulp

Slow Pulp at The Fillmore

San Francisco gets another chance to experience the textured, emotionally resonant sound of Slow Pulp when the indie-rock quartet takes the stage at The Fillmore on Wednesday, October 28, 2026. The concert begins at 8:00 PM, with doors opening at 7:00 PM. The Fillmore’s listings confirm the October 28 performance as part of Slow Pulp’s 2026 run of shows in San Francisco.

Based in Chicago and originally from Madison, Wisconsin, Slow Pulp features Emily Massey, Alex Leeds, Teddy Mathews, and Henry Stoehr. The group has developed a distinctive approach to indie rock that balances shimmering melodies and guitar-driven energy with softer, more intimate moments. Their music can move between fuzzed-out textures, catchy hooks, atmospheric passages, and emotionally direct songwriting, creating a sound that feels expansive without losing its personal character.

Slow Pulp’s catalog includes the albums Moveys and Yard, while the band’s upcoming album Melodie is scheduled for release in September 2026. The new material continues the group’s exploration of changing relationships, memories, personal growth, and the different emotions that come with moving forward. The result is music that can feel both immediately accessible and rewarding on closer listening.

For this San Francisco performance, attendees should prepare for an open dance floor and standing-room-only experience. The event is general admission only, meaning there is no reserved seating. The format gives the audience a more direct connection to the performance and creates plenty of room for fans to move with the music. If you’re attending, comfortable footwear and an early arrival may be worthwhile.

The Fillmore is located at 1805 Geary Boulevard in San Francisco, providing a fitting setting for Slow Pulp’s atmospheric indie-rock sound. The venue’s October calendar also includes performances from Kishi Bashi, Dilated Peoples, Galactic, and other touring acts, making this a particularly active stretch of live music at the historic venue.

Whether you’re already a devoted Slow Pulp listener or discovering the band through their latest music, the October 28 show offers a chance to hear their evolving sound in a lively live environment. Arrive before the 7:00 PM doors, find your place on the open floor, and settle in for an evening of indie-rock melodies, layered guitars, expressive vocals, and the communal energy of a standing-room-only concert.