About the Event
Doc's Lab was proud to host an unforgettable evening of music and comedy featuring The Doubleclicks, alongside a stellar lineup of special guests. Known for their clever, geek-centric folk music, sisters Angela and Aubrey Webber brought their unique brand of storytelling to the San Francisco stage. Since their debut in 2011, the duo has captivated audiences across the country, moving from intimate comic shops and game stores to major pop culture conventions. Their performance at Doc's Lab highlighted their journey from viral YouTube sensations to Billboard-charting artists, showcasing tracks from their acclaimed albums Chainmail and Cello, Lasers and Feelings, and Dimetrodon.
Meet the Performers
The evening featured a powerhouse roster of talent. Joining The Doubleclicks were:
- Joseph Scrimshaw: A comedian and writer known for his geek-flavored humor and the popular Obsessed podcast.
- Rebecca Watson: The founder of the Skepchick Network and a prominent voice in science communication, known for her sharp wit and critical thinking.
- Scott Simpson: A seasoned comedian and writer who has graced stages at SF Sketchfest and the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, and co-host of the award-winning podcast You Look Nice Today.
Visiting Doc's Lab in San Francisco
Located in the heart of San Francisco, Doc's Lab served as a premier venue for those seeking a blend of high-quality comedy and live music. The venue was celebrated for its intimate atmosphere, providing the perfect setting for fans to connect with performers who bridge the gap between pop culture, gaming, and the arts. Whether you were a long-time fan of the performers or a newcomer to the local comedy scene, the night offered a unique opportunity to experience creative expression in one of the city's most vibrant cultural hubs.