Doja Cat Just Crashed SF's Queer Nightclub Scene and It Was *Epic*
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San Francisco nightlife just got a major upgrade courtesy of Doja Cat, who turned the local queer scene into her personal playground after an electrifying Outside Lands performance.
A Night to Remember
Fresh off her festival main stage set, the Grammy-winning artist made a surprise announcement that sent fans scrambling for Ubers across the city. Her destination? Oasis, the beloved SoMa queer nightclub that’s set to close after New Year’s Eve.
The Intimate Afterparty
Unlike her structured festival performance, this was pure, unfiltered Doja. She wasn’t just performing - she was vibing. Cigarette in hand, dancing casually, and DJ-ing tracks from her new album, she transformed the club into her personal living room. With only 531 lucky fans making it through the doors, this was an exclusive experience that screamed pure San Francisco spontaneity.
One Last Hurrah
As Oasis prepares to shut its doors, Doja Cat’s surprise appearance feels like a legendary send-off for a venue that’s been a cornerstone of SF’s queer nightlife. It’s the kind of unexpected magic that makes our city’s cultural scene so uniquely vibrant and unpredictable.
AUTHOR: kg
SOURCE: SFist
