If there was ever a band that served up a call to action just with their sound, then surely Scissor Sisters are amongst the ranks. Since having seen them open up for none other than Lady Gaga I, personally, have not stopped dancing, giggling, smiling and acting like a total goofball, out to run the world with good times and an attitude so fierce you wouldn’t dare me to drop it like it’s hot.
Since announcing this show on the Rams Head Live schedule, there has been no shortage of obsessed, crazed, dazzled and delirious fans that can’t wait to get their hands on some tickets (tomorrow at 10am). To win your VIP pair before the stampede, comment at the bottom of this post with what call to action you hear every time you spin a little SS. And remember, keep it clean (ish).
A good example is… “When I hear, “I Don’t Feel Like Dancing” it makes me wanna park perpendicular in the middle of Pratt during rush hour, pull out the Say Anything boom box, press play on this song and throw down like Fame part 3: The Hipster Generation.”
Marc Broussard is a showman. His shows in our Annapolis and Baltimore clubs are amongst our most well received and buzzed about performances. He returns to Rams Head Live in Baltimore next Tuesday night with up and coming crowd pleaser Drew Hoclomb and the Neighbors (who one critic calls “a kind of warm blanket-like swirl of country and blues like Buddy Miller and Al Green, with dashes of modern songwriters a la Jason Mraz.”). Marc recently took some time off from his busy tour to talk to us about his new album, his dream tour and recite some Gloria Estefan.
1) Your new album, tentatively titled Marc Broussard, is available right now only at your live shows. That’s an interesting concept. Can you explain why you chose to make it available at yours before the general release?
MB: We originally intended for the album to be released in the summer of 2010. However, we really wanted to get it right, so we kept tweaking things so it took quite a bit longer. The label was really cool to allow me to sell it almost 4 months prior to street date. This way I can get out and let my fans get the first taste of what I believe is my best album to date.
2) Tell us about the new record. How do you feel about it? What can fans expect from it?
MB: Like I said, I think this is my strongest effort yet. I feel that the songs are as strong as they’ve ever been. As always, the fans can dance to it…they can roll down the windows and drive to it…and they can certainly cry to it. A good album is a roller coaster of emotions, right?
3) We, of course are very familiar with your music from your stellar Rams Head On Stage shows over the years. How would you describe your music to someone who isn’t familiar with it? What would you tell someone to expect from one of your live shows?
MB: Well my recorded music i’m not very familiar with, expect for this new record. i’ve listened to that quite a bit. now, as for the live show, from my perspective it’s a little something like this… 1 2 3 4…come on shake your body baby do that conga. I know you can’t control yourself any longer. feel the rhythm of the music getting stronger, don’t you fight it ’til you’ve tried it, do that conga beat.
4) On your past summer tour, you sold bracelets to raise money for the Gulf Watermen affected by the oil spill. Were you personally affected by the spill? Do you still live in Louisiana when you aren’t touring?
MB: I wasn’t personally affected, but close friends of mine were. I still live in Carencro, Louisiana on the street that I grew up in. I’ve lived in three different houses on that street!
5) The opener for your Baltimore show is Drew Holcomb – what can you tell us about him?
MB: Drew and his wife Elie are incredible people, as are the rest of his band “The Neighbors.” I actually met Drew through my guitar player, Nathan Dugger. Nate is actually in Drew’s band when he’s not out touring with me.
6) For a newer song, your “Home” has been covered a lot, most notably by Blake Shelton on Clash of the Choirs and Kelly Clarkson during her tour. What’s it like to hear your music re-interpreted, particular in the dramatic way it was re-done by Shelton?
MB: It’s always a trip hearing someone else cover your song, especially when it’s done by someone famous. George Benson recently covered a song of mine called “Come In From The Cold” off of my SOS album and Joe Cocker cover “Hard Knocks” from my last album, Keep Coming Back. Very humbling!!
7) Home was also used as the theme song for Medium – does placement like that bring with it a lot of recognition?
MB: I’m not sure how much recognition, but it definitely adds coal to the fire.
8) If you could tour with any musician for one summer, who would it be and why?
MB: Adele. Because her new record has such a great sound. She’s got a lot going for her right now.
Marc Broussard performs at Rams Head Live next Tuesday night. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased at www.ramsheadlive.com.
02.25
Shredfest
feat. 10th Hour, Sky Came Burning
w. Chopper Trike Rebels, Epic Harvest , Embers for Ashes, Anoxia Sky ^ Just Announced + On Sale NOW
Frederick, Maryland’s premier hard rock/heavy metal band, The 10th Hour delivers nothing short of Top-Notch, Hard-edged groove with a melodic twist. Having been together 3 years and sharing the stage with Thrash-Masters UNEARTH and playing with other Major bands; Veil of Maya, Deicide, Vital Remains, Silent Civilian, Throwdown and many more…they are NO strangers to the industry. Be sure to check them out LIVE as their performance will leave you wanting more…
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03.11 ZO2 w. King Belvedere, Kill Betty, Sweet Cyanide, One Way Bullet Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
ZO2’s talent and charisma has been opening doors for them since the beginning. Their debut independent release, “Tuesdays & Thursdays” won the band surprising attention. Within weeks of its release, ZO2 was on the main stage opening for Kiss and Poison on their entire 40 city national VH1 sponsored “Rock the Nation” tour.
The cover band you’ve been waiting for has arrived. The Fighting Jamesons perform some of the best Irish Rock there is to offer. From the greatest hits of FLOGGING MOLLY and DROPKICK MURPHYS to the timeless mayhem of THE POGUES and many many more. Get your friends, get your pints and get ya car bombs for all the celt-rock you can take.
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03.19 Halestorm w. Charm City Devils, Lovin’ the Lie * Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
Siblings Elizabeth “Lzzy”and Arejay Hale have been writing and performing original music since they were 13 and 10 years old, respectively. In Halestorm’s earliest incarnation, Lzzy and Arejay’s father played bass before Josh Smith and guitarist Joe Hottinger joined in 2003. They’re now signed to Atlantic Records and have toured with Shinedown, Disturbed, Chevelle, Seether, Staind, Papa Roach, Three Days Grace, Buckcherry, etc….Come support them as they play their first headline show at Rams Head Live!
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04.01 Who’s Bad The World’s #1 Michael Jackson Tribute Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
In glitzy jackets, glittering gloves and 80s regalia, Who’s Bad, The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute Band, is an infectious party production that takes audiences on a musical expedition spanning three decades of Michael Jackson’s chart-cresting music. From ABC to You Rock My World no song is forgotten in this electrifying revival of Pop Music’s Royal Highness. Since their first standing-room only concert, audiences have crowned them must-see entertainment singing along as if the moves, the music, and the memories belong to us all.
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04.14 Dirty Heads * Just Announced + On Sale Friday, January 21 @ 10am!
Emerging onto the Southern California music scene with a sound as original as the band members themselves, the Dirty Heads’ blend of hip-hop and classic reggae rips through the sonic surf with bold beats, fun rhythms and the relaxed vibe of feel-good lyrics. Rolling Stone named The Dirty Heads one of 2010’s best new bands, and they left an indelible impression on Baltimore music fans opening for Sublime and Matisyahu last summer at Pier Six.
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05.20 The Radiators w. Roy Jay Band ∞ Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
After 33 years, over 4500 live shows and a dozen albums legendary New Orleans rockers The Radiators are finally calling it quits. The band has officially decided to break up in mid-June following their final tour which will include one final stop in Baltimore May 20th. The guys want to whole-heartedly thank their long time fans for making this ride as amazing as it has been. They truly feel that their fans are the best and most dedicated in the world and have kept their traveling circus alive, and are anxious to re-connect with them for one final party!
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Get it while it’s hot! Oh, and buon appetito, kiddies.
“Infectiously manic…they make James Brown look lazy.” That’s how Baltimore City Paper describes J Roddy Walston and the Business, and they aren’t alone in their enthusiastic acclaim for the Baltimore-based rockers. Spin Magazine recently featured the group in their Breaking Out Section, but that’s all academic. This band rocks, and their show here is going to be Baltimore’s best New Year’s Eve party. Best of all, tickets are only $20 which leaves plenty of room for the um, occasional trip to the bar or two.Oh, and did we mention that the best beard in attendance (faux or furreal) wins tickets to Rams Head Live for a year? Yep! And everyone (well, everyone 21 and older) is invited to join us in a ‘stache dunking toast at midnight, right into a frothy complimentary cup of Fordham brew. Let’s do this!
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02.04 Chasing Morgan & Kalmia w. Reckless Endangerment, Hypodermic, Xstrophy, Angry Shadow Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
Meet Chasing Morgan, an unsigned pop/punk band from Bel Air, MD. With influences such as New Found Glory, Blink 182, The Ramones, and many more, there is sure to be something everyone can enjoy at their concerts. The intensity will leave you sleepless! Meanwhile, Kalmia continues to blend their radicaly different musical influences together to form quite a unique sound that includes elements of good ol’ rock and roll, thrash punk and everything in between.
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03.12 Bud Light presents Get the Led Out - NEW DATE - The American Led Zeppelin Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
The new date for the postponed Get the Led Out date will be Saturday night, March 12th. All Dec. 26th tickets will be honored. If you can’t make the date, contact the place of purchase for a refund, but know that the deadline to get a refund is Jan. 15th. And if you weren’t able to make the first one, don’t miss out on this opportunity now to see the BEST Led Zeppelin tribute band going!
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05.13 - NEW DATE - Social Distortion All tickets to the 11.06 show will be honored Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
Okay, okay…..here it is…we apologize for the delay but we are excited to announce that Social Distortion will be making up their postponed November date on Friday May 13th! All November 6th tickets will be honored…so if you have yours, simply hang onto them. If you can’t make the date, contact the place of purchase for a refund, but know that the deadline to get a refund is Feb. 1st. Thanks for your patience, and we are excited to finally get Social D back to Baltimore!
Searching for some fun things to do on New Years Eve? Well, look no further because Rams Head is the place to be.We always know how to throw a party. Weather it’s coming to a Rams Head restaurant near you for some wine, dine and party or heading to Rams Head Live to rock out.
The Rams Head restaurants will have drink & dinner specials, party favors while they last, and a complimentary beer toast at midnight! No Cover, just a party!!
And, Rams Head Live will be featuring the biggest rock party in town! If you haven’t heard about this band yet, J Roddy Walston and the Business (Bmore Band) you must come check these boys out! The band just played a few shows with Black Keys, and ready to rock in their hometown. Their infectiously manic…they make James Brown look lazy.”-Baltimore City Paper
Win Tickets for a Year @ the Club!
Beard is the new black. Bring your best facial fuzz (real or fake, ladies!) to the show and enter to win tickets to the club for a year, details on arrival.
This band rocks, and their show here is going to be Baltimore’s best New Year’s Eve party. Best of all, tickets are only $20 which leaves plenty of room for the um, occasional trip to the bar or two.
Rams Head Shore House
New Year’s Feast: This traditional four course meal begins with a warm cup of Oyster chowder or the cup of soup of your choice from our menu followed by an entree salad with your choice of dressing. The main course includes your choice of Roast Beef, Turkey, or Honey glazed Ham carved to order and served with Roasted Rosemary Red Potatoes and steamed asparagus or green bean almondine. Finish off your meal with a slice of hot buttered Rum & Apple Streusel or a slice of the Eastern Shore’s favorite Smith Island Cake.$18.95
Steamed Lobster: A pound and a half Lobster steamed fresh to order and served with drawn butter, a warm baked potato, an ear of corn, and an entree salad with your choice of dressing.$19.95
Stuffed Rockfish: A large filet of fresh Rockfish lightly seasoned and broiled with lemon butter then stuffed with Lump crab meat and topped with an Old Bay hollandaise. Accompanied by a side of Roasted Rosemary Red Potatoes, steamed asparagus or green bean almondine, and an entree salad with your choice of dressing.$17.95
Drink Specials: 6pm-2am
$3 Resolutions |$4 Champagne Punch|$5 Ball Drop
Complimentary Beer Toast at Midnight!!
Entertainment: 9Mile Roots (9pm-1am)
800 Main Street, Stevensville MD 21666 | P:410.643.2466
Rams Head Tavern Savage
A complimentary split of Freixent wine with purchase of any dinner specials. Must be 21+ to receive item.
Appetizer: Chopped clams casino… Tender chopped cherrystones mixed with casino butter then topped with sliced smoked bacon and baked $10.25
Entrée:
Spicy Lobster Newburg :Rich lobster meat cooked with chorizo sausage bell peppers and jalapenos finished with a rich Newburg sauce topped with panko bread crumbs and parmesan cheese then baked served with rice and vegetables $21.95
Stuffed airline Chicken :Fresh Airline chicken breast stuffed with goat cheese then grilled over an open flame set atop roasted chicken jus served with rice and vegetables $18.95
Coffee Rib: Slow roasted prime rib sliced to order then dusted with a Cajun coffee rub and seared to temp. Served with a baked potatoes and vegetables $19.95
***All Diner Specials are served with an entrée salad with your choice of dressing. ***
Soup of the Day:Black-eye pea with ham, and vegetables $5.95:Black eye peas, mixed peppers, onions, and tomatoes, simmered together with chunks of tender pit ham, and spices garnished with sliced scallions.
Entrées
New Year’s New York: A juicy 12 oz. hand-cut NY. Strip steak grilled on the flattop grill to your liking topped with a forestier sauce, chopped bacon, garlic, red onion, mushrooms, in a red wine demi-glaze served with fresh steamed vegetable of the day and parmesan mashed potatoes. $24.95
Count Down to Mahi-Mahi:Fresh filet of Mahi-Mahi simply seasoned with salt and pepper stuffed with sweet back fin crab imperial, baked to perfection served with fluffy white rice and fresh steamed vegetable of the day. $19.95
Love Birds Stuffed Chicken:Tender boneless chicken breast stuffed with fresh baby spinach, chopped artichoke hearts, and baby shrimp, baked to perfection and served over a creamy pesto sauce, accompanied by fluffy white rice and fresh steamed vegetable of the day. $17.95
Dessert of the Day:Chocolate Toffee Mousse Cake $5.95
Drink Specials: 9pm-2am
$5 Bombs| Complimentary Beer Toast at Midnight!!
Entertainment: Tom Larsen Band
1773 General Hwy, Annapolis MD 21401|P:410.849.8058
Rams Head Tavern Annapolis
$15 ½ Bottle of Champagne with purchase of a dinner item
ROCKEFELLER SQAURE BAKE: Plump oysters and lump crab meat baked with parmesan, spinach, bacon and Pernod then finished with sauce béarnaise and served with baked potato and sour cream$20.95* Gluten Free *
ROCK’N THE NIGHT AWAY: Fresh filet of rockfish pan fried with fresh herb compound butter and served over smoked sausage and white bean cassoulet with succulent sweet roasted tomatoes and asparagus spears $22.95
FIREWORKS FILET MIGNON:8 oz filet mignon rubbed with a spectacular array of chilies and ground spices and grilled over open flame. Served drizzled with roasted garlic infused Chianti olive oil over Portobello mashed potatoes $28.95
Soup of the Year: Lobster Bisque
This Year’s Dessert: Times Square Cheesecake w/ Fresh Strawberries
01.31 Girl Talk presented by Monozine Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
Greg Gillis, the man behind the one man band Girl Talk, recently described his shows to Time Magazine as a “house party meets concert kind of vibe.” That’s an understatement. The writer noted that most people wouldn’t mix the rhymes of Notorious B.I.G. with the melody of Elton John’s Tiny Dancer and expect an ear-pleasing result. The musical misfit and laptop magician broke into the mainstream with his 2006 hit album Night Ripper, whose 16 tracks sampled more than 150 artists, from Abba to 2 Live Crew to Aerosmith. Come party with him January 31st.
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02.18 Plain White T’s w. Miggs, Parachute Just Announced + On Sale Thursday, December 16 @ 10am!
2011 is looking to be anything but plain for the Plain White T’s. The alternative rock band released its sixth studio album and will be celebrating the release with us in Baltimore February 18th. The album, Wonders of the Younger, is the follow-up to 2008’s Big Bad World and hit No.1 on the iTunes Rock Album chart. Vocalist/guitarist Tom Higgenson explained thatWonders of the Youngerwas inspired by a performance he attended of Cirque du Soleil’s “O.” “It just woke something up in me – this wonder.”
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03.24 Dance Gavin Dance Downtown Battle Mountain Tour
w. Iwrestledabearonce, In Fear and Faith, Close to Home,
DJ Big Chocolate – presented by Monozine & 24-7
Just Announced + On Sale Thursday, December 16 @ 10am!
Since their inception, Dance Gavin Dance have featured one of the post-hardcore’s scene’s most interesting sounds, mixing elements of various genres including hardcore, indie, jazz and alternative rock. The Sacramento, CA band return to Baltimore in march reunited WITH original vocalist Jonny Craig (also of Emarosa). They will be playing their classic album, Downtown Battle Mountain, record from start to finish. This will be one of the most talked about shows of the spring for sure.
When Robyn’s North American tour sold out the 930 Club this past August, I made the mistake of staying home with the dogs and some choco ice cream. Sure, it was relaxing and I was able to catch up on my insert-trashy-reality-show-here, but thanks to Twitter’s “publish to facebook” feature (and my inability to put my iPhone down for more than 5 minutes) it was instantly evident that home-with-The-Real-Housewives was the wrong choice. And who can I thank for bringing this poor decision to light? The date that I ditched: Kyle Holtgren (aka DJ Aisle-K of Peer Pressure) and his fluttering facebook fingers. His front row positioning and love for sharing forced me to watch clips of laser-lit crowd sing-alongs on grainy web videos during trash-tv commercial breaks. Sinking deeper into the couch as Nene or Bethany or Danielle was yammering on about some bitchy nonsense or bad boob job, all I could think was “harumph”.
Well, she’s back! For one night only at Rams Head Live! And the first person I called… the date I ditched… DJ Aisle-K.
Aisle-K: “First of all, I have a bone to pick with the description of her on the Rams Head Live site. She couldn’t be further from a “diva”. She’s an anti-diva. Not pretentious in the slightest. She’s like Peaches, but you can take her home to meet your folks.”
Chester: Noted. We’ll work on that. Any thoughts on her live show? You know, in case there are any other potential wafflers out there that I need to convince.
A: “Her live show is minimal on theatrics but she doesn’t need them. From the minute the show starts, she attacks like a wild animal just let out of her cage. She’s completely engrossed in the music. Nothing is choreographed. She just lets it flow from the heart. There’s no doubt that she’s enjoying every minute of being on stage and if she’s faking it…. she’s doing a good fucking job.”
C: I can’t put my finger on it, but there’s something different about this girl. It just feels authentic. You know me. I have like, 5 modern pop albums in my iTunes and when it comes to Ke$ha and Gaga we don’t necessarily see eye to eye.
A: “Pft. What I love most about her is her integrity as an artist. She was a major label pop star at one point (“Show Me Love” anyone?) But, like many other young songbirds, the label tried to put her in a box. When she came to them with her own vision – in the form of the single “Who’s That Girl?”- they scoffed at her newly liberated electro sound and refused to release it. So, she started her own label, Konichiwa Records. Her first album on Konichiwa, titled “Robyn”, became a global phenomenon and her vision was realized.”
C: I think that’s what initially intrigued me about her. The whole “Don’t Fucking Tell Me What To Do” attitude. She’s very self aware with a little punk flare. And she is so stinkin’ cute!
A: “Robyn’s songs sound like pop candy on the surface, but lyrically they’re incredibly honest. When you hear songs like ‘With Every Heartbeat’ and ‘Love Kills’, it’s clear that someone must’ve hurt her deeply in the past. But then you hear songs like ‘Hang With Me’ and ‘Indestructible’ and you know that she’s willing to give love another shot. It’s such a great balance to have pop stardom & artistic merit. It’s difficult to achieve. Robyn executes it flawlessly and she should be more famous than she is.
C: Well Kyle, I wouldn’t worry too much. Clearly she’s on her way to superstar status. And just think, we’ll be able to say ‘oh yeah, Robyn. Love her. Saw her waaaay back in 2011′.
A: “Ha! Except I’ll be able to say I saw her twice. Slacker.”
Join us February 1 at Rams Head Live for the show that everyone is talking about… or run the risk of never living it down. Thanks, bud.
12.27 – Wiz Khalifa Second show added by demand! Just Announced + On Sale NOW!
Our final hip-hop show of 2010 may indeed be our biggest. Wiz Khalifa comes to Rams Head Live for the first time, with both of his 9:30 Club dates on the Waken Baken tour sold out and an MTV award for “Hottest Breakthrough MC.” His mixtape, Kush and Orange Juice, was one of the year’s most talked about and with Mac Miller on board this is bound to be one to remember. Might want to get your tickets soon… Our first Wiz date sold out in the blink of an eye. With the phones continuing to ring of the hook there’s no reason why this one shouldn’t also.
In today’s instantly downloadable and quickly consumed culture, bands like Anberlin are a dying breed. Over the course of eight years and five full-lengths, the band have established themselves as one of alternative rock’s most exciting acts and as a band who refuse to limit themselves to one specific scene or sound… and it’s paid off. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania’s Circa Survive’s multi-faceted sound has always allowed infinite space for interpretation, melding intricate prog and mind-bending psychedelia with massive riffs and singer Anthony Green’s reflective, intimate lyricism.
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02.01 – Robyn presented by 24-7 Just Announced + On Sale Fri, Nov 26 @ 10am!
SPIN magazine says, “backed by two live drummers and two synthesizers, it was immediately evident why this swedish electro-pop diva has been turning sold out U.S.concert halls into sweaty discos reminiscent of Studio 54″ Pitchfork festival organizers said, “after finally seeing Robyn’s live performance, we understand why her style of euro-dance music has lifted her to international stardom”. She was hand picked by Lady Gaga and Madonna to share their stages all over the world, now the swedish dance-floor diva will make her Baltimore debut at Rams Head Live!
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02.12 – Milkshake presented by 24-7 Just Announced + On Sale Fri, Nov 26 @ 10am!
Grammy-nominated chlidren’s group Milkshake is a band on a mission: to create great rock music for kids. Led by singer Lisa Mathews and guitarist Mikel Gehl Milkshake has won over preschoolers without compromising songcraft, stagecraft or their authentic rock&roll spirit. With tuneful, memorable songs that evoke influences from Rodgers and Hammerstein to Lennon-McCartney to The White Stripes, Baltimore’s own Milkshake continues to create music that appeals to both kids AND their parents.
Great interview piece here from Tallahassee on indie-darling Joanna Newsom. Keep an eye out the next couple days – nearly every Baltimore print publication will be posting a story of some kind with her. If you’re not in the know, and you are a fan of Iron and Wine, The Decemebrists, Andrew Bird, Deerhoof or Devendra Banhart you should check out the interview below.
Friday night is going to be one huge ska Battle Royal – the main event? Reel Big Fish vs. The Aquabats. On the undercard (maybe special guest referees if you will?) are Koo Koo Kanga Roo and Suburban Legends. Soooo….who’s the odds on favorite to win grand champion of one of the year’s biggest ska bills? Let’s meet the contestants….
REEL BIG FISH
Reel Big Fish were one of the legions of Southern California ska-punk bands to edge into the mainstream following the commercial success of No Doubt and Sublime. Like most of their peers, the band was distinguished by their hyperkinetic stage shows, juvenile humor, ironic covers of new wave pop songs, and metallic shards of ska. The group cultivated an underground following that broke into the mainstream in the summer of 1997, when their single “Sell Out” became a modern rock radio and MTV favorite.
Since then, they have continued to build their cult following and have become known for frantic live shows that leave audiences buzzed and buzzing.
THE AQUABATS
A zany eight-piece (at least) ska unit from the bleached-out California coast, the Aquabats have earned respect for an energized new wave of ska punk from figures ranging from Courtney Love to the Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Squirrel Nut Zippers. Led by vocalist Bat Commander, the group appears to impersonate a different horde of thugs from the ’60s Batman series on each LP cover . Calling themselves the first all-crime fighting all-surfing rock supergroup in history, the Aquabats travel the highways and by-ways of the land in their trusty super customized Winnebego tour vehicle!
Definitely a contender.
KOO KOO KANGA ROO
Koo Koo Kanga Roo is a live show unlike anything you have ever experienced. With the carefree simplicity of your kindergarten days, a Koo Koo Kanga Roo party is a dance extravaganza! The undeniable urge to move your body will lead you to the dance floor as you hear their catchy pop melodies and infectious dance beats.
SUBURBAN LEGENDS
And finally, in this corner. From the self-described ”cultural wasteland” of Orange County comes the superhero-like brilliance of Suburban Legends. Six recklessly handsome boys who have devoted their lives to creating a glorious variety pack of ska music, all for your enjoyment. They encourage you to put down your antidepressants and forget what’s waiting on TIVO and come enjoy a rocking good adrenaline rush-inspiring live set.
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