Catch 22

2 concerts

New Jersey ska-punk band Catch 22, formed in 1996, gained fame with Keasbey Nights. Known for energetic tours, lineup changes, and the concept album Permanent Revolution.

Buck-O-Nine

1 concert

San Diego’s Buck-O-Nine blends ska, punk, reggae, and metal since 1992. Known for energetic shows, they've released 7 albums and toured worldwide.

Errol Dunkley

1 concert

Jamaican reggae pioneer Errol Dunkley bridged 60s roots and 70s Brit-reggae scenes. Known for hits like "OK Fred" and "Black Cinderella," he worked with top producers and Gregory Isaacs.

Stop the Presses

1 concert

Brooklyn-based ska band Stop The Presses blends traditional ska, reggae, pop hooks, new wave, and punk. Known for hits like “Money in the Bank,” they’ve toured widely and worked with Dave Hillyard.

Less Than Jake

10 concerts

Less Than Jake, ska-punk legends from Gainesville, known for energetic shows, timeless style, and hits like “The Science of Selling Yourself Short.” Collaborated with producer Bill Stevenson, they've stayed consistent and vibrant over 33 years.

The Flatliners

1 concert

Formed in Toronto in 2002, The Flatliners blend old-school punk with dub and ska elements. Known for hits like "Great Awake," they've evolved under Fat Wreck Chords, earning a Juno nod.

Voodoo Glow Skulls

6 concerts

Formed in 1988 in Riverside, CA by the Casillas brothers and friend Jerry O'Neill, Voodoo Glow Skulls is known for punk, funk, and hardcore with a horn section. They gained fame with albums like "Who Is? This Is?" and "Firme," toured with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and performed on the Warped Tour. Signed to Epitaph and later Victory Records, their notable hits include "Baile de los Locos." Continually evolving, they still tour with Efrem Schulz on vocals after Frank Casillas' departure in 2017.

Eastern Standard Time

1 concert

Eastern Standard Time, a Washington, D.C.-based 90s ska band with members from top local groups, blends 1960s Jamaican ska. They've played with the Skatalites, Specials, and more.