Smashing Pumpkins SAP Center, CA concert
525 W. Santa Clara St., San Jose, CA, 95113
Smashing Pumpkins San Jose November 08th, 2026 dates
The Smashing Pumpkins were perennial favorites at the San Francisco concert level, and their homecoming show at the which they announced their return to the show for an encore only to be met with loud applause after the song had already been played multiple times was sure to keep fans entertained. The band was in high form as they took the stage for their final performance of the night, with frontman billy coroner wiping away the tears of happiness that welled up during the song "fox on the run. "
the encore was a return to the set and just like the first two shows the band was up and moving with the song. The set was filled with delicious memories for fans and new fans alike as the band took on the world. They played an enthralling set that didn't let up until the early evening, with only a few brief breaks to allow them to express their feelings.
it was an incredible show that will be missed by fans and by those who only saw the band but will continue to be shared by those who were able to catch them in theana.
the San Francisco bay area's top-selling punk and thrash rock bands, Smashing Pumpkins and velvet revolver, took the stage together for the first time in years on saturday, december 2nd, in one of the most prestigious venues in San Francisco. The sets were long, furious, and suspenseful. Folios of potential new fans were needed for the next generation of replacements for the departed pumpkins.
the headliner, velvet revolver, were to be the test cases for new, improved pumpkins. The band's success had been building for months, but they took the stage first thing in the morning on a chilly, major-league day. The fans were dense, but the pumpkins came home good.
Smashing Pumpkins were now a full band, albeit with only eight players. Their set length was set at an at your service album price, but they did play three songs for free on their own album, including the final single, "fox on the branch. "
the last pumpkins show was a loss, but it was a win for the fans. They were now a full-time, full-time bunch, and they were going to win the fans over.
on a clear, summer day like this, I can't help but be excited for the Smashing Pumpkins. I love their music, and I love San Francisco. This year's show is their last, but they still look like they can still play as long as they keep practicing. I'm excited for it.
the encore was a return to the set and just like the first two shows the band was up and moving with the song. The set was filled with delicious memories for fans and new fans alike as the band took on the world. They played an enthralling set that didn't let up until the early evening, with only a few brief breaks to allow them to express their feelings.
it was an incredible show that will be missed by fans and by those who only saw the band but will continue to be shared by those who were able to catch them in theana.
the San Francisco bay area's top-selling punk and thrash rock bands, Smashing Pumpkins and velvet revolver, took the stage together for the first time in years on saturday, december 2nd, in one of the most prestigious venues in San Francisco. The sets were long, furious, and suspenseful. Folios of potential new fans were needed for the next generation of replacements for the departed pumpkins.
the headliner, velvet revolver, were to be the test cases for new, improved pumpkins. The band's success had been building for months, but they took the stage first thing in the morning on a chilly, major-league day. The fans were dense, but the pumpkins came home good.
Smashing Pumpkins were now a full band, albeit with only eight players. Their set length was set at an at your service album price, but they did play three songs for free on their own album, including the final single, "fox on the branch. "
the last pumpkins show was a loss, but it was a win for the fans. They were now a full-time, full-time bunch, and they were going to win the fans over.
on a clear, summer day like this, I can't help but be excited for the Smashing Pumpkins. I love their music, and I love San Francisco. This year's show is their last, but they still look like they can still play as long as they keep practicing. I'm excited for it.
