Street Dogs Los Angeles Tickets - Berth 46

Dead To Me

2 concerts

Punk band Dead to Me, from San Francisco, formed in 2003 with One Man Army vets Jack Dalrymple and Brandon Pollack, plus bassist Chicken. Known for their late-'70s punk style, they released "Cuban Ballerina" in 2006, featuring socially conscious lyrics. They've collaborated with bands like NOFX and the Adolescents.

Teenage Bottlerocket

14 concerts

Hailing from Wyoming, Teenage Bottlerocket is known for their punk rock sound with hits on topics like KISS and Top Gun. They've toured globally, often collaborating with producer Andrew Berlin. Their ninth album, "Sick Sesh!", praised by Fat Mike as their best, features intentionally noisy guitars. Despite two decades in the industry, their high-energy shows continue, proving they're far from slowing down.

The Bronx

2 concerts

Los Angeles-based rock band The Bronx, formed in 2002, known for energetic hard rock and alter ego Mariachi El Bronx. Acclaimed for blue-collar hard rock anthems and riveting performances with six albums.

Pennywise

3 concerts

Pennywise, from Hermosa Beach, CA, is a legendary punk band known for their energetic anthems like "Same Old Story" and "Bro Hymn." Their sound blends subversion and celebration, capturing the essence of California and making them a staple on SoCal radio and global festivals. With members Jim Lindberg, Fletcher Dragge, Byron McMackin, and Randy Bradbury, they've collaborated with producer Cameron Webb.

Dwarves

1 concert

The Dwarves, formed in Chicago, are known for their crude, high-speed punk rock led by Blag Dahlia and He Who Cannot Be Named. Notorious for wild antics, they gained fame with 1990’s "Blood Guts & Pussy." Their sound evolved in albums like "Sugarfix" and "The Dwarves Invented Rock & Roll." The band worked with artists like Dexter Holland and Nick Oliveri and released music on labels like Sub Pop and Epitaph. Their provocative style maintained a cult following despite controversies.

The Queers

22 concerts

The Queers, punk rockers from Portsmouth, New Hampshire, have delivered snotty, fast-paced music since 1982. Known for their no-frills punk anthems and puerile lyrics, they've put out notable albums like "Love Songs for the Retarded" (1993) and "Don't Back Down" (1996), influenced by the Ramones. Their key lineup was Joe King/Queer, Hugh O'Neill, and B-Face. They've collaborated with Screeching Weasel's Ben Weasel and released on labels like Lookout and Hopeless Records. Despite lineup changes and challenges, The Queers continue to shape punk with live albums and cover sets.

Stiff Little Fingers

12 concerts

Stiff Little Fingers, a legendary punk band from Belfast, formed in 1977. Known for "Inflammable Material," they pioneered punk with The Clash and still tour today.

The Adicts

6 concerts

The Adicts, a distinctive British punk band from Ipswich, formed in the late '70s. Known for their Clockwork Orange-inspired look and energetic shows, they hit the charts with "Viva la Revolution." Their notable albums include "Songs of Praise" and "Sound of Music." They also released under the name ADX. Despite periods of inactivity, they continued to make music with labels like Captain Oi! and Nuclear Blast.

Comeback Kid

2 concerts

Winnipeg’s Comeback Kid is a punk band known for high-energy performances and albums like Broadcasting (2007) and Die Knowing (2014). Founded in 2002 by members of Figure Four, the band gained traction with Victory Records, releasing the influential hit Wake the Dead. They’ve toured widely with bands like Madball and Gorilla Biscuits and collaborated with producer Bill Stevenson. The lineup has evolved over the years, with Andrew Neufeld on vocals and Stu Ross on guitar, releasing albums like Heavy Steps (2022).

Bad Religion

7 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.

Guttermouth

1 concert

Guttermouth, from Huntington Beach, California, is a punk band known for energetic style and outspoken lyrics. Formed in 1989, they released hits like "Puke" and albums like Teri Yakimoto and Eat Your Face. They've worked with Nitro and Epitaph Records, and were known for their controversial departure from the Warped Tour. Over the years, band members have included Mark Adkins and original and new members across various releases. Noteworthy collaborations include a track for the Sublime tribute album.

Agent Orange

13 concerts

Agent Orange, formed in 1979 in Placentia, CA by Mike Palm, pioneered surf punk, mixing surf guitar with punk energy. Known for "Bloodstains," they gained fame in the West Coast punk scene. Key albums include "Living in Darkness" and "This Is the Voice." Despite lineup changes, they remained a strong live act into the 2010s. Their collaborations included iconic punk figures and they performed covers of classics like Jefferson Airplane's "Somebody to Love."

Manic Hispanic

3 concerts

A dynamic band mixing seasoned talent with fresh energy, known for their punk spirit and heartfelt tributes. Albums include "Back in Brown," honoring late members Hoakie and El Jefe.

Descendents

24 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."

Ignite

12 concerts

California's IGNITE is a dynamic hardcore band renowned for over 25 years. Their self-titled album showcases political, melodic themes, featuring new vocalist Eli Santana.