Dakila was the first FilAm Bay Area Rock band of its kind to sign a recording contract with a major label Epic/Columbia Records in 1972.  They appeared in countless concerts including Bill Graham's Winterland and Filmore West in SF, and was well known for their support for the United Farm Workers by donating free concerts for their cause in the early 70's. They shared the stage with Cheech and Chong, Tower of Power, Malo, Buddy Miles and countless more popular acts of the 70's, which is evident in their appearance in the recent film documentary, "A Song For Cesar."  The band was resurrected in 2013 by the remaining original member David Bustamante, a recipient of the 2018 Arts for a Better Bay Area, ABBA, award for music and culture.  Their recent single titled "Mama Ko," can be downloaded on all streaming platforms along with their music video.  A project currently in the works for a movie documentary titled, Searchin' For My Soul the Dakila Story, is scheduled to release in late 2024. 

Food: Katna's Kitchen Authentic Filipino Kapampangan Cuisine

Misc: Minors welcome, kids 12 and under are free. Well mannered and managed puppy dogs allowed in our outdoor venue. Gate opens at noon.  We will have seating for everyone.  Your own comfy folding chairs are welcome.  

TICKETS ARE $17 IF PURCHASED ONLINE
TICKETS ARE $22 IF PURCHASED AT THE DOOR

A $2 ticket fee applies to tickets bought online, at the door, or over the phone. This helps cover ticketing costs and credit card fees.