Sebadoh, Erickson, half of Silver Lake to play Noise Pop

A show featuring Sebadoh with its original lineup, an appearance by '60s cult hero Roky Erickson and a homecoming club show by Bay Area pop-punkers the Donnas highlight the 15h edition of Noise Pop, the five-day festival that brings some 100 acts to 10 venues in San Francisco.

The official lineup and schedule for the festival, which begins Feb. 27, are due to be announced Monday.

Erickson's scheduled appearance at the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival has created a minor buzz; the 59-year-old rocker has a long history of psychological and drug abuse problems but has rallied in recent years. He made an appearance at the 2005 South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin. Noise Pop also will feature a screening of "You're Gonna Miss Me," a documentary about Erickson.

Other Noise Pop screenings include "Who Is Harry Nilsson (And Why Is Everybody Talkin' At Him?)," the premiere of "Sonic Youth: Sleeping Nights Awake"  and "Far Off Town: From Dunedin to Nashville," about iconic New Zealand songwriter David Kilgour.

Noise Pop hasn't announced its opening-night lineup at the Mezzanine, but Cake will close the festival with a show for badge-holders on Sunday at Bimbos.

A strong contingent of Los Angeles bands will make the trip, including Autolux, Earlimart, the Bird and the Bee, Dios Malos, the Gray Kid, Lemon Sun, the Oohlas, Sea Wolf, Simon Dawes and the Submarines.

Full lineup after the jump:

Tuesday, Feb. 27
Mezzanine: Opening night party, lineup TBA

Wednesday, Feb. 28
Bottom of the Hill: Hella, with Pop Levi, Macromantics, Tartufi. Cafe du Nord: Richard Swift, with the Watson Twins, Ryan Auffenberg, Built for the Sea. Great American Music Hall: Sebadoh, with the Bent Mustache, Love of Diagrams, The New Trust. The Independent: John Vanderslice, with Damien Jurado, The Submarines, Black Fiction. Swedish American Music Hall: Josh Ritter, with Will Sheff.

Thursday, March 1
Bottom of the Hill: Matt & Kim, with Erase Errata, No Age. The Fillmore: Lyrics Born, with the Coup, Lifesavas. Great American Music Hall: Roky Erickson and the Explosives, with Howlin Rain, Oranger, Wooden Ships. Slim's: French Kicks, with Scissors For Lefty, the Oohlas, Magic Bullets. Rickshaw Stop: Langhorne Slim, with Poor Bailey, The Morning Benders. Cafe du Nord: Alexi Murdoch with Aqueduct, the Bird And the Bee.

Friday, March 2
Bottom of the Hill: The Donnas, with Boyskout. Cafe du Nord: Annuals, with Simon Dawes, Ray Barbee and the Mattson 2. The Fillmore: Jolie Holland, with David Dondero, St. Vincent. Great American Music Hall: Ted Leo & the Pharmacists, with Georgie James, So Many Dynamos, Pony Come Lately. The Independent: Autolux, with Snowden, Malajube, Death of a Party. Mezzanine: The Dandy Warhols, with Audrye Sessions, Elephone, DJ Aaron Axelson. Slim's: State Radio, with the New Amsterdams, Streets To Nowhere, the Actual. Swedish American Music Hall: Vic Chesnutt, with Zach Rogue, Thao, Alela Diane.

Saturday, March 3
Bottom of the Hill: The Ponys, with the Gris Gris, Lemon Sun. Great American Music Hall: Brightblack Morning Light, with Women and Children, Glass Ship Builder, Carl Blau. The Independent: Clinic, with Earlimart, Sea Wolf, the Mumlers. Mezzanine: Ghostland Observatory, with Honeycut, the Gray Kid. Rickshaw Stop: Spinto Band, with Dios Malos, the Changes, the Old Fashioned Way.

Sunday, March 4
Bimbos: Cake, with Money Mark, The Botticellis, Scrabbel. Bottom of the Hill (afternoon): Midlake, with Minipop, Ester Drang; (evening) The Dwarves with the White Barons. The Independent (2 shows): Comedians of Comedy, with Patton Oswalt, Brian Posehn, Maria Bamford and guests.

Sebadoh photo by Charles Peterson.