The Wooli edition of Third Thursday On Ellis marked a defining turning point for the series. With roughly 15,000 people in attendance, San Francisco showed out in full force as the event expanded into full rave territory. Fans arrived in jerseys, waving flags and totems, bringing unmatched energy that transformed the night into something far beyond a concert. What unfolded felt like a massive street rave — cementing Third Thursdays as one of the city’s most electric live music experiences.

On Ellis continued its rise with an unforgettable night headlined by Joel Corry. With more than 5,000 people in attendance, the energy never let up — fueled by nonstop movement, massive sing-alongs, and some of the most current, high-energy tracks in dance music. The crowd carried the night, turning the event into a full-scale open-air dance experience and proving the series was gaining serious momentum.

Building off the explosive debut, Third Thursdays On Ellis returned with a major step forward headlined by Wax Motif. With more than 8,000 people in attendance, the crowd was larger, the production more elevated, and the energy impossible to ignore. What unfolded felt bigger than a follow-up — it felt like a statement, confirming that On Ellis was rapidly becoming a cornerstone of San Francisco’s live music scene.

The debut of Third Thursdays On Ellis set the tone for everything that followed. Headlined by Jazzy, more than 3,000 people showed up as San Francisco embraced the launch in full force. The energy was electric from start to finish, with the block alive with music, movement, and community. What began as a debut quickly felt like a moment — marking the start of a new chapter for live music in the city.