Save Ferris and The Attack

Formed in 1995 in Orange County, Save Ferris fuses punk, rock, and ska with Monique Powell's dynamic vocals. Known for their hit "Come on Eileen," they gained fame after KROQ DJ Rodney Bingenheimer played their cover. Signed with Epic Records in 1997, they released "It Means Everything" and toured globally. Reformed in 2013, they played sold-out shows at venues like the Pacific Amphitheater and Santa Monica Pier, continuing to energize fans with their captivating performances.

British mod-rock band The Attack, formed from the Soul System wreckage in 1966, gained posthumous fame for their vibrant 60s freakbeat style. Known for singles like "Try It" and managed by Don Arden, they worked with members of bands like Marmalade and the Nice. Despite label struggles, their unique sound lives on in compilations and reissues.