Los Terrenos 2: JALOGÜIN

Join us for a espooktacular night of cumbia, corridos, y más at Los Terrenos 2: JALOGÜIN! The Los Terrenos vinyl crew is back in San Francisco, and this time, we are taking you to a 👻 famously haunted 😱 location, Edinburgh Castle Pub, with two live bands and a special guest vinyl DJ.

Come in costume, we'll be in ours! 🤡 You'll want to stay all night because we have treats in store for you. 😈😈😈

🥁 LIVE BANDS:

Flaco el Jandro [Rockmanticas, cumbia, y más]

Philthy Dronez [West coast cumbia]

🎧 SPECIAL GUEST DJ:

Discodelica [Discodelic, El Salvador]

⚔️ ¡LOS TERRENOS! DJS:

Xolo [La Cosecha Internacional, Tijuana]

El Cocodrilo [L.A.]

Lizzy al Toque [Chulita Vinyl Club, S.F.]



🌀 On safety: ¡Los Terrenos! is about creating a safe and inclusive space for our guests. All are welcome and harrassment won't be tolerated. If questions or concerns come up, send us a message here or find an organizer at the event.



🔷 For those unable to attend due to a lack of funds: We have a limited number of tickets available at a discount for those who would like to attend but are unable to due to a lack of funds. If this is you, enter your name in the form at this link, and we will let you know if a discounted ticket is available. We ask that you please only fill out the form if this applies to you.



🏰 About the venue: From SF Gate's article -- This haunted Scottish castle in the Tenderloin is one of San Francisco’s most unique dive bars.

"The Castle was opened on New Year’s in 1960 — in what was most likely an old auto garage — by a pair of Scotsmen named Douglas Kirk and Robert Johnson. The bar took its theme very seriously. Actual medieval weapons adorned the walls... To this day a caber — one of the tree trunk-type things people toss in Scottish Highland Games — is still fastened to a wall near the pool table... Tay [the owner] isn’t the only one who experienced weird things at the bar — many past barkeeps have told him stories about seeing things move by themselves that shouldn’t and noticed strange dark shadows creep through their peripheral vision late at night...

...In the early 2000s, there were raves, "Star Trek" nights, pub quizzes, a Robert Burns poetry night, a swearing festival and even a haggis celebration. My favorite was a party called 1964 where the DJs only played '60s soul music and we all danced so hard we sweat through our clothes... They used to throw small 50-person concerts in the hidden upstairs room where local bands like Train and Two Gallants had their early shows... And scenes from the movies “So I Married an Axe Murderer” and “Venom” were shot in the bar. Tay loves to tell the story of the band The Killers trying to cut the line and him saying no. Everyone is treated equally at Edinburgh Castle, even rock stars....