Smaller DIY ska/punk bands will always have my heart, and near the very top of my list of favorites is Denver-based The A-OKs. ...
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Author Archives : Julien Boulton
Admittedly, I’m not terribly familiar with Teenage Bottlerocket’s previous five albums, but I’m a huge fan of TBR co-frontman Kody Templeton’s other band The Lillingtons. ...
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By the time Be Like Max got on stage, the Hard Rock Café was packed full of ska punks dying to hear them—probably more than the restaurant’s capacity. Nobody seemed to mind, though, as everyone was too excited to have their favorite local band back in town. ...
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To be honest, I wasn't a big fan of Bobby Meader Music's last album, 'Breakfast After Noon.' So going into his second EP of the year, 'Sometimes I Wish You'd Tell a Lie,' I expected much of the same, and braced myself accordingly. ...
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Being a young music fan, I stumbled upon ska punk around two years ago, and with it, Streetlight Manifesto. ...
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The Vegas ska scene isn't exactly the most vibrant, so I was surprised to find that the Valentine’s Day show at the Hard Rock Live, starring Authority Zero, Less Than Jake and Reel Big Fish, was completely sold out. ...
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I’m pretty young, and I rarely go to shows where the band members are around my own age, but on January 15th I made an exception. ...
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Jan 23, 2015
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Be Like Max kicked off their "Tuna Sandwich Tour" at a venue that probably actually serves tuna sandwiches: the Hard Rock Café on Paradise. It was my first time there, and it was definitely weird to see disinterested diners mixed in with young music fans. ...
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