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Less Than Jake

31 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 Bouncing Souls

21 concerts

The Bouncing Souls, formed in Basking Ridge, NJ in 1987, are known for their anthemic East Coast punk. They've released several albums, including "Anchors Aweigh" and "Simplicity." With catchy melodies, their music blends traditional punk with ska influences. Key tracks include "True Believers" and "Manthem." They've collaborated with Anti-Flag and toured globally. Celebrating 30+ years, their longevity is marked by energetic performances and a close fan connection. Notably, they operated under labels like Epitaph and Rise/Chunksaah.

Codefendants

2 concerts

Fat Mike from NOFX's project Codefendants blends hip-hop, new-wave, flamenco, and punk. Formed with Sam King and Ceschi Ramos, they innovate with the unique 'Crime Wave' sound.

Circle Jerks

21 concerts

Formed in LA's South Bay in 1979 by ex-Black Flag vocalist Keith Morris and Redd Kross guitarist Greg Hetson, Circle Jerks became punk icons. Known for ferocious performances and major hits, they starred in cult films and led the 80's punk scene. Celebrated 40th anniversary recently.

Strung Out

15 concerts

Strung Out, formed in 1989, are a California band known for blending skate punk, metal, and melodic hardcore. Signed by Fat Wreck Chords, they debuted with "Another Day in Paradise." Notable albums like "Suburban Teenage Wasteland Blues" and "Twisted by Design" showcase their evolution. "An American Paradox" was their first to chart on Billboard 200. With a lineup including Jason Cruz and Jake Kiley, they continue to influence the punk scene.

The Last Gang

2 concerts

Noise Noise Noise delivers curveballs with its energetic mix of punk and melodic tunes. Highlights include the “Guns Of Brixton”-esque title track, Red's syllable-packed verses in “WFTW,” and her career-best vocals on “Shameless.” The album critiques ignorance with tracks like “Intelligence Is A Plague.” Red aims to connect with listeners, making them feel alive through her electrifying music.

The Suicide Machines

24 concerts

The Suicide Machines, from Detroit, deliver catchy, politically charged punk. Known for "Awake" and "Destruction by Definition," their 2022 split with Coquettish on Bad Time Records showcases their gritty edge. Collaborated with Jon Graber, they're still relevant and resonant.

Bad Cop, Bad Cop

7 concerts

Bad Cop/Bad Cop, a punk rock band from the U.S., is known for powerful songs like "Shattered." Their music blends raw emotion with uplifting messages, featuring Stacey Dee.

Descendents

26 concerts

Formed in 1978 in L.A.'s South Bay, Descendents are punk legends known for their energetic style. Key members include Milo Aukerman and Bill Stevenson. They're celebrated for albums like "Milo Goes to College" and their early unreleased work now on "9th & Walnut."

Mustard Plug

4 concerts

Mustard Plug, a ska punk band from Grand Rapids, MI, is known for 30+ years of energetic music and relentless touring. Their eighth album, "Where Did All My Friends Go?" produced by Bill Stevenson, showcases their vibrant style and dedication to ska.

Get Dead

2 concerts

San Francisco punk rockers Get Dead, known for their acoustic-based style and Irish folk influences, formed in 2007. Signed to Fat Wreck Chords, they debuted with "Bad News" in 2013.