Mosswood Meltdown with Hunx and His Punx, The B-52's, and more

California punk band Hunx and His Punx, led by Seth Bogart, blend queer core and garage rock. Known for albums like Gay Singles, they're celebrated for their raw sound and key collaborations.

The B-52s, formed in Athens, Georgia in 1976, are known for quirky, dance-friendly new wave music. Hits include "Love Shack" and "Rock Lobster." They mixed surf, '60s pop, and sci-fi styles with a queer sensibility. Collaborating with Nile Rodgers and Don Was, their album "Cosmic Thing" sold over 4 million copies. Respected in alternative pop, they tour regularly, celebrating milestones like the 30th anniversary of "Cosmic Thing."

Redd Kross, led by brothers Jeff and Steven McDonald, fuses punk, metal, and bubblegum pop. Known for "Born Innocent," they worked with Melvins and Tenacious D, earning acclaim with albums like "Neurotica" and "Show World." Collaborations span genres, featuring artists like Buzz Osbourne and Pat Smear. After a hiatus, they made a comeback with albums including "Researching the Blues," celebrated for capturing their early energetic spirit. Redd Kross has been a staple in alternative rock, consistently delivering spirited performances and creative projects.