The Utah presents
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
Hotel Utah Saloon
500 4th St San Francisco, CA
7P $12 adv $15 door 21+
Full Bar // Kitchen
Make it cocktails, dinner, and a show at The Utah!
CERO VIEJO
A Brief History
Formed in the Arizona underground, Cero Viejo emerged with a mission: blend raw punk urgency with groove-heavy rhythm and zero nostalgia. The name — “Cero Viejo” (Zero Old) — reflects their forward momentum: no recycling, no revival act energy, just fresh noise with bite.
Rooted in the DIY scene, the band built its reputation through relentless local shows, collaborations, and self-released tracks that carry equal parts satire, social commentary, and street-level realism. Their sound pulls from classic punk aggression, desert grit, and funk-infused swing — loud, tight, and unfiltered.
Over time, Cero Viejo expanded its circle through collaborations with artists from Arizona’s punk and alternative community, strengthening its identity as more than just a band — a rotating creative force. Tracks like “Royal Execution,” “Banana Republic,” and “Winner” showcase their range: politically sharp, rhythmically infectious, and unapologetically independent.
Cero Viejo continues to operate on its own terms — recording, releasing, and performing with the same DIY ethos that started it all. No nostalgia trip. No safety rails. Just volume, intent, and forward motion.
1967
Portland-based four piece hard-rock band, 1967, runs on blood pumping energy—it’s all denim jackets, tattoos, and the aches of bumping up against people in a thrashing crowd. Their performance strips away excess and maximizes the mantra of living life on life’s terms. For fans of the Foo Fighters, Nirvana, Pennywise, and Breaking Benjamin, there’s a new band to blast in your Camaro. That is, as you’re leaving your boring life behind and driving to an incredible view.
1967 is the brainchild of Jaime Reynolds, who leads on guitar and vocals. Today, the band includes a blend of southwest and pacific northwest-based musicians. The result is a massive sound unashamed in its mission—to release the tension of life with the spirit of rock, in all its hooky glory. 1967 tours the northwest and southwest regularly, offering polished and memorable live performances.
Cero Viejo / 1967
The Hotel Utah Saloon
500 4th St
San Francisco, CA, 94107