The Slackers with Voodoo Glow Skulls, Buster Shuffle, and more

Formed in 1988 in Riverside, CA by the Casillas brothers and friend Jerry O'Neill, Voodoo Glow Skulls is known for punk, funk, and hardcore with a horn section. They gained fame with albums like "Who Is? This Is?" and "Firme," toured with The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and performed on the Warped Tour. Signed to Epitaph and later Victory Records, their notable hits include "Baile de los Locos." Continually evolving, they still tour with Efrem Schulz on vocals after Frank Casillas' departure in 2017.

Formed in NYC in 1991, The Slackers blend ska, reggae, soul, and rock. Known for hard touring and hits like their #1 Billboard reggae LP, they’ve released 11 albums.

East London's Buster Shuffle, a ska-punk band, wowed with their debut album "Our Night Out," earning praise from UNCUT, The Guardian, and The Mirror. They've toured with Flogging Molly, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and played at Madness’s House of Fun Weekender, merging punk with rock and roll.