Watch CRSB at SF Fil-Am Jazz Fest in Vallejo

Watch CRSB at the San Francisco Filipino American Jazz Festival


When: Sunday, October 30
Time: 2:00 PM
Doors Open: 1:00 PM
Where: Empress Theatre
330 Virginia St, Vallejo, CA 94590
Buy tickets here.


CRSB is a musical duo based out of the San Francisco Bay Area who create their own brand of Island Soul-infused Pop. Consisting of members Chris Ramos and Sonny B., CRSB combines honest and memorable songwriting with a heart right out of the islands.


The group garnered mass attention from the public after they began to release live home videos performing their original compositions. Posted from the personal YouTube account of Ramos, the collection of videos has amassed over three and a half million plays. The group self-released the LP "Eclectivity" in 2009 in response to the demand of their rapidly expanding fan base.


Since than CRSB has accomplished to get 3 #1 Songs and 5 Top 5 Hits on the Hawaiian Radio Waves. WHile in the island, CRSB even made their way to Performing on the Channel 4 ABC Morning News with their Original Music.

CRSB has maintained a consistent performance schedule while also releasing 2 Ground-breaking Projects the "LoveGun EP" and there Self Titled LP "CRSB". The releases has created a unique sound that only CRSB can accomplish; bridging the gap between Island Music and Pop Culture. CRSB's acoustic driven, ukeulele-based songwriting and their polished, Island Pop sound always leaves their audience feeling good and wanting more.

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