Strung Out with Agnostic Front and Murphy's Law

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.

Agnostic Front, Hardcore punk pioneers from NYC, have shaped the genre for over 30 years with honest, socially charged music. Known for hits like "United Blood," they've influenced countless artists.

NYC's Murphy's Law blends skatepunk and metal. Formed in Astoria, Queens by Jimmy Gestapo with changing members. Known for albums like "Back with a Bong!" and "Dedicated."