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the Generators, Smogtown, the Wooly Mammoth & the Devereaux
the GENERATORS
SMOGTOWN
the WOOLY MAMMOTH
the DEVEREAUX
$8
DOORS: 9 PM / SHOW: 10 PM
the GENERATORS: The Generators have been at the forefront of the Los Angeles punk scene since 1997, and were recently mentioned by one of Americas leading news publications, the USA Today as one of Americas most under rated punk bands. When the punk scene in Los Angeles was being recognized across the globe vocalist Doug "Dagger" Kane was one of the young familiar faces in the picture. Frequenting all the early Punk clubs like The Vex, The Cathay De Grande, and Godzilla's, a then 16 year old Dagger joined in on the action, and started singing for his first punk band Doug &The Slugz. In 1983 The Slugz were documented as one of America's first OI! Street punk bands, and on any typical night they were opening up for other notorious punk acts like The Abandoned, Ill Repute, Mad Parade, and the Flower Leopards. In 1989 Dagger would go on to lead the Southern California punk band Schleprock. Through out the nineties the band supported the likes of Green Day, Rancid, The Specials, Sublime, as well as many others. After numerous records and non-stop touring over three continents, Warner Brothers Records eventually swept up Schleprock into the major label record feeding frenzy. In 1996 Schelprock released" Americas Dirty Little Secret", but due to internal breakdowns and drug addictions Schleprock dis- banded in January of 1997. Along side Dagger, there is also founding member guitarist Mike Snow. Snow and Dagger's friendship go all the way back to 1980 as child hood friends. Snow was one of the early faces upon the Los Angeles mod scene in the early 1980's, and his first band Subway also played along side Doug & The Slugz on some of these early LA punk gigs. Mike Snow was also part of one of California's first street punk bands The Choice through out the mid to late nineties. In 2009 Schleprock guitarist Sean Romin re- joined Daggers side to take front stage for The Generators. Romin has also been around the LA Punk scene since the eighties and has been playing lead guitar for the old school LA Hardcore band Decry over the past decade. With the always reliable rhythm of Bassist Brandon Lutz. The Generators prepare to embark on another journey, and another mission to the manipulate the sound waves.
As of 2012 The Generators have been in the trenches for 15 years, which in the world of punk rock can be considered a life-time. They have released 8 full-length albums, and they have put in their fare share of blood, sweat, and tears at earning a name for themselves. There is now a sense that the band has begun to really pay their dues, and is graduating to head-lining tours and high profiled albums. The Generators somehow always remain to set themselves apart from the typical punk rock pack. Whether it is with their creative story telling approach, or the way they twist, and turn all the melodies around. The boys from the city of angels somehow always manage to keep changing things up, while keeping their fans feeling safe in that familiar place.
SMOGTOWN: The Beach City Butchers are back! SMOGTOWN break the silence! Premium Switchblade New Wave: cynical tales of twisted suburban like barked over harsh rhythms and vicious riffs. If you're not familiar with Smogtown , you are missing out on some of the best, authentic SoCal Beach Punk since the early 80s.
the WOOLY MAMMOTH: Formed in 2011 and based in East County San Diego, the Wooly Mammoth are a Skate Punk band featuring singer/bassist Jimmy Jordan (Batarzan), drummer Jason Pratt (Heavy Cessna) and guitarist Ed Dominick (Heavy Cessna).
the DEVEREAUX: Brand new Punk n Roll band from Orange County taking their name in tribute to sextress Blanche Deveraux of the TV show, the Golden Girls. No spring chickens on the scene, this band features members of ADHD, the Copouts, etc.
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LocationShakedown (View)
3048 Midway Drive
San Diego, CA 92116
United States
Categories
| Minimum Age: 21 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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