Punk Rock Bowling and Music Festival Las Vegas Tickets - Downtown Las Vegas

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Bad Religion

22 concerts

Emerging in 1980 from Los Angeles, Bad Religion's socially conscious punk rock, driven by Greg Graffin and Brett Gurewitz, has influenced generations and shaped the genre.

The Interrupters

4 concerts

Los Angeles-based The Interrupters formed in 2011, featuring Aimee Interrupter and the Bivona brothers. Known for blending 2 Tone ska with energetic punk rock, their gigs are vibrant experiences. Collaborators include Tim Armstrong's Tim Timebomb And Friends.

GBH

24 concerts

Formed in 1978 Birmingham, UK, G.B.H. (Charged G.B.H.) revitalized punk with heavy metal influences. Known for tracks like "City Baby Attacked by Rats," they inspired bands such as Metallica. Their street punk style won fans worldwide, boasting robust touring and steady releases.

Agnostic Front

5 concerts

AGNOSTIC FRONT, pioneers of Hardcore music, have been impacting the genre for over three decades. Known for their powerful social messages, they released their 12th album, "GET LOUD!" with cover art by Sean Taggart, maintaining their signature blend of old-school and modern style. Frontman Roger Miret emphasizes social change, solidifying their influence and legacy in the Hardcore music scene.

Playboy Manbaby

1 concert

Playboy Manbaby, a leading tribute band from Phoenix, Arizona, specializes in top Playboy Manbaby hits. Known for energizing live performances, they're available for a wide range of events.

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes

1 concert

Me First and the Gimme Gimmes, formed in 1995 in the punk scene, are known for covering '60s-'70s hits. Members include Spike Slawson, Fat Mike, and Joey Cape. Renowned albums like "Have a Ball" and "Are a Drag" gained college radio fame. They've collaborated on renditions of Neil Diamond and Madonna.

Fear

11 concerts

Fear, formed in Los Angeles by Lee Ving, debuted with "I Love Livin’ in the City" in 1978. Known for explosive punk style, they appeared on SNL via John Belushi's support. Albums include "The Record" and "More Beer." Collaborations feature Slash and Duff McKagan on a Rose Tattoo cover. Featured in "The Decline of Western Civilization," they reunite original members for performances.

The Exploited

5 concerts

The Exploited, formed in 1978 in Edinburgh, Scotland, rose to fame in the second wave of UK punk with hits like "Punks Not Dead." Known for their raw sound blending punk and thrash metal, they were led by Wattie Buchan. Their debut album hit No. 20 on UK charts. Despite lineup changes, the band toured extensively and released influential live albums.

Fishbone

21 concerts

Fishbone, formed in high school, is known for their influential and chaotic live shows. Signed to Columbia in 1984, they released six albums and EPs, constantly evolving lineup. Original members Angelo Moore and Christopher Dowd continue leading the band with dynamic performances and fresh collaborations like with Fat Mike of NOFX.

Hepcat

1 concert

Hepcat, a Southern California ska band formed in 1989, blended reggae, rocksteady, R&B, and jazz with soulful harmonies. Known for hits like *Out of Nowhere*, they toured widely and signed with Epitaph Records.

2 concerts

L7, a punk rock band from Los Angeles formed in 1985, fused metal and punk, known for hits like "Pretend We're Dead." They influenced Nirvana, founded Rock for Choice, and reunited in 2015.

Suicidal Tendencies

8 concerts

Formed in Venice, California, Suicidal Tendencies, led by Mike Muir, became influential in skatepunk and thrash metal. Known for "Institutionalized" and "You Can't Bring Me Down," their albums include a gold-certified "Lights, Camera, Revolution." They collaborated with Robert Trujillo and explored funk metal with Infectious Grooves. Despite lineup changes, they continued to release music and leave a lasting legacy in punk and metal scenes.

The Damned

12 concerts

Formed in 1976, The Damned are a pioneering London band in British punk rock with 11 studio albums. Known for dark lyrics and David Vanian's rich baritone vocals, they helped shape the Goth-Rock genre.

The Slackers

6 concerts

NYC-based ska band The Slackers, known for '90s rocksteady style & hits like "Wanted Dead or Alive". Formed in 1991, their sound evolved with a horn section in '94, earning acclaim with albums such as "Redlight" and "Close My Eyes".

Dropkick Murphys

45 concerts

Boston-born Dropkick Murphys blend punk rock and Celtic sounds, known for hits like “I’m Shipping Up To Boston.” With millions sold, top albums, and powerful lyrics, they champion unity and working-class struggles.

The Venomous Pinks

1 concert

The Venomous Pinks, formed in 2013, are a punk rock trio known for catchy melodies and energetic performances. Their debut LP "Vita Mors," produced by Cameron Webb, features tracks like "Broken Hearts Club" and feminist anthem "We Do It Better." They've toured with legends like Dead Kennedys, showcasing their powerful sound and messages of unity and equality.

Face To Face

1 concert

Formed in 1991 in Southern California, Face to Face is known for their punk sound. With hits like "Disconnected," they gained popularity on KROQ-FM. Trever Keith leads the band, collaborating with members like Rob Kurth, Matt Riddle, and Scott Shiflett. Their discography includes "Don't Turn Away," "Ignorance Is Bliss," and "Protection." They innovatively engaged fans to shape 2000's "Reactionary". The band has shifted styles, dabbled in hard rock, and offered live acoustic sessions, influencing the punk scene over three decades.