Bardot A Go Go's Bastille Day Dance Party Tickets

Founded in 1998 in San Francisco by Dan Strachota (Brother Grimm), Johnnie Lieske (Pink Frankenstein), and Alan Parowski (Cali Kid), Bardot A Go Go has become a hallmark of San Francisco's retro dance scene. Their Bastille Day Dance Party blends 1960s French pop and yé-yé with vibrant go-go visuals, driving the crowd with a nostalgic yet electrifying vibe. The party began as a Bastille Day event in July 1999 at Club Cocodrie, moved to 330 Ritch in the early 2000s, and relocated to Rickshaw Stop with its opening in 2004. This page celebrates the performer behind the iconic event, along with background, discography highlights, and current touring info.

As of early 2026, Bardot A Go Go continues to anchor the annual Bastille Day celebration in San Francisco, with no publicly listed 2025 Bardot A Go Go Bastille Day tour dates. Follow official channels for updates on possible touring plans.

City: San Francisco, California. Venue highlights for potential shows include intimate club environments with retro visuals, perfect for experiencing Bardot A Go Go's signature blend of music and aesthetic.

Biography, discography highlights, and the Bastille Day tradition provide a comprehensive look at Bardot A Go Go. For fans and new listeners alike, secure your seats through trusted channels when announcements surface. We’ve got you covered with reliable, easy access to upcoming events and the story behind one of San Francisco’s most enduring retro dance experiences.

For the latest updates, follow Bardot A Go Go on their official channels and check venue pages for show details. Remember, tickets and availability can change, so stay connected with a trusted source to secure your seats for the next Bastille Day celebration.