Punks in Vegas has teamed up with Suckerpunch Concerts to give away a free pair of tickets to see The Lillingtons, Broadway Calls, Mercy Music and Avenues at Beauty Bar on May 30. ...
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Brendan Scholz of Mercy Music opened the events for this afternoon, a companion piece to the Punk Rock BBQ, with a song called "Fine," complete with an impeccable solo that featured all the power of an electric guitar coming from an acoustic. ...
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May 6, 2016
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When I arrived at the House of Blues, I could tell the crowd for this show was going to be a bit different than what I'm use to. I felt a bit out of place, not wearing a stitch of animal print clothing. I wasn't phased though, because I’m sorry - but if you didn’t like The Darkness' “I Believe in a Thing Called Love,” you have no sense of humor or appreciation for fantastically unnecessary shredding. ...
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Hot on the heels of Mercy Music’s announcement that they will be working with Hardline Entertainment, a company that boasts Death by Stereo, Pennywise and Yotam among their roster, frontman Brendan Scholz has unveiled details on a rather exciting sponsorship deal. ...
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By the time I came back to Vegas for spring break, I was aching to go to another show. No shade towards Reno, but the Vegas scene will always be home. There’s just something about this scene that can’t be replicated. ...
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Frontman James Alex, dressed in his trademark blazer and a pair of red slacks hemmed just a bit too short by Grandma Beach Slang, sauntered onto stage and quickly addressed the crowd with a promise to punch us all in the heart. ...
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Mar 16, 2016
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We woke up to some very exciting news in our inbox (aside from the usual promise of penis enlargement and something called “Trump’s Brain Pills”). ...
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For a bunch of self-proclaimed “rudies,” the kids at last weekend’s Be Like Max show sure were polite. ...
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