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Thursday May 2
2024  7:30PM doors -- music at 8:30PM ••• ALL AGES $25 in advance / $28 at the door Rich Kids on LSD (RKL) featuring Tony Foresta on vox from Municipal Waste www.facebook.com/richkidsonlsd punk skate rock Cigar www.instagram.com/cigartheband new school punk pop punk Western Addiction www.instagram.com/western_addiction punk hardcore old school punk Rich Kids on LSD (RKL) -from Montecito, CA -Rich Kids on LSD (RKL), emerged from the Southern California punk scene in the early 1980s. Hailing from Santa Barbara, California, the band's original lineup consisted of Jason Sears (vocals), Chris Rest (guitar), Richard "Bomer" Manzullo (drums), and Vinx Peppars (bass). RKL quickly gained a reputation for their high-energy live performances and intricate songs. Barry Ward joined the band in 1985 preceding the recording of the album, "Rock and Roll Nightmare." Bass player, Joe Raposo joined the band in 1986 elevating their musicianship and live performances to new levels. Throughout the '80s and '90s, RKL toured extensively and released influential albums such as "Keep Laughing" (Mystic), "Rock N Roll Nightmare" (Alchemy), and "Riches to Rags" (Epitaph) with the introduction of Dave Raun on Drums. They became known for blending punk, thrash, and classic metal into their blistering music. Their eclectic sound set them apart in the punk landscape, earning them a dedicated fanbase. After a period of hiatus in the late '90s, RKL made a reappearance with Chris Flippin (guitar) and Derrick Plourde (drums). Richard "Bomer" Manzullo passed away in Dec 2005. Jason Sears passed away in January 2006. In 2024, with an unexpected reformation, veterans Dave Raun, Chris Rest, Joe Raposo, and Barry Ward are joined by vocalist, Tony Foresta, known for his work with Municipal Waste. Foresta's distinctive vocals have injected new life into RKL's dynamic fusion of punk and thrash. Cigar -from Portland, OR -Melodic punk band from the West Coast of the United States. Western Addiction -from Oakland, CA -Since forming in 2003, WA has defied easy categorization, and new album Frail Bray finds them slipping further beyond the confines of hardcore. Listen closely and hope sneaks in, but the point of view isn’t the only thing that’s different. WA's attack has grown more nuanced, the band crafting songs that comfortably draw from a wide swath of rock ’n’ roll while retaining punk’s ferocity. |
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