Outside Lands will draw feature headliners Elton John, The Black Keys, and Billy Idol. But since it's sold out, we've deigned to provide info on a few smaller shows for your amusement.

Bla bla nightlife emergency bla. If you're a tad exhausted from last weekend's festivities, you're not alone. Gird your loins for yet more entertainments of a nocturnal mission.

Midsummer fun has a lot of '80s music flashbacks. Seriously, it's like my 20s are the new...whatever we call this decade. Culture Club, Morrissey, Blondie, Ricky Lee Jones, Pat Benatar! Goodness, it's difficult to choose. Good luck!

Among the new nightclub shows, "Champagne White and the Temple of Poon," the eagerly-awaited sequel to the hilarious hit comedy "Shit & Champagne."

An actual hot summer may make your nightlife plans to be outdoors a requirement. It's all about the patios! Find your place in or out of the sun, or catch a breeze as some ultra hot vocalists and slew of sexy male strip shows heighten the temperature.

With recent Supreme Court decisions, you might feel a tad more patriotic this year. So switch your rainbow flag, and enjoy some red, white and blue celebrations, along with those events that sparkle in every color.

The big rainbow elephant, Sunday June 28's Pride Parade, and Civic Center celebrations on Saturday and Sunday, are surrounded by an enture circus of LGBTQIetc events, so gird your loins and step right up.

Here is a plan for a fabulous summer escape east, where we share the joys of Brooklyn's cultural and natural splendor, with a hot weekend dose of Manhattan and Brooklyn clubs, and Broadway hits with a queer edge.

Multiple events in one day, sofa-surfing friends in from out of town, parties and dances and shows; RSVPs and will-calls ... on whose phone? The rainbow tempest is in a swirl. Get the deets here before you go gaily forth.

Junelacious events have really stepped up the pace. Nightlife and even daytime fun's forming in every color of the rainbow.

One of the more festive of animal-friendly parties, Petchitecture, PAWS' annual fundraising event, showcases innovative dog, cat and other pet habitats, all of which are auctioned off for the nonprofit at a gala affair.

Tyler Glenn's story is straight out of "The Book of Mormon," except for the part where the practicing Mormon became a big rock star as the lead singer for Neon Trees.

Summer in San Francisco means layers; layers of fun, that is (and fleece). Stripes or plaids, earth tones or day-glo, enjoy the fabric of our nightlives.

Heading into June, a.k.a. Pride month, things are gaying up all over. Enjoy the fun.