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Manic Hispanic

6 concerts

A dynamic band mixing seasoned talent with fresh energy, known for their punk spirit and heartfelt tributes. Albums include "Back in Brown," honoring late members Hoakie and El Jefe.

The Meteors

4 concerts

The Meteors are the U.K.’s leading psychobilly band, founded by guitarist/vocalist Paul Fenech. They fuse revved-up rockabilly with horror-movie lyrics; breakthrough album Wreckin’ Crew (1983) included their hit cover “Johnny Remember Me.”

Tijuana No!

1 concert

Mexican alternative band Tijuana No formed in the late 1980s as No. Blending rock and traditional Mexican music, they’re known for lyrics defending indigenous groups and played Rock por Chiapas for the Zapatista movement. Albums: Tijuana No (1993), Transgresores de La Ley (1994), Contra-Revolución Ave (1998).

Calabrese

Calabrese, a trio of brothers from Phoenix, blends horror punk, gothic punk, and darkwave. Known for intense, melodic songs on occult themes, they’re inspired by The Misfits and Sisters of Mercy.

Chencha Berrinches

Chencha Berrinches, a Latin rock band formed in South Gate, CA (1997), fuses Cumbia, Latin ska, and rock into a style called Mexisca. Known for their album "A Lo Que Truje Chencha" after lead singer Javier Oviedo left.

8 Kalacas

Formed in 2003 by immigrant friends, 8 Kalacas pioneered ska-core—hardcore/metal/punk with brass ska and Mexican roots—known for songs on immigrant life.