MUSTARD PLUG & VOODOO GLOW SKULLS with Bite Me Bambi
Tickets $23 Advance, $25 door. Mustard Plug started out in 1991 in the punk clubs, basements, and dive bars of the Midwest, playing punk-influenced ska music before most people in the U.S. had ever heard of ska.
Tickets $23 Advance, $25 door. Mustard Plug started out in 1991 in the punk clubs, basements, and dive bars of the Midwest, playing punk-influenced ska music before most people in the U.S. had ever heard of ska. They embraced a DIY work ethic that had been ingrained in them growing up in the 1980s hardcore punk scene, and applied it to everything they would ever do together as a band. Mustard Plug self-released their first cassette tape, 1992's Skapocalypse Now!, and played constantly to earn enough money to record their first album, 1994's Big Daddy Multitude, which was released on legendary NYC label Moon Records. With their newfound national distribution and exposure, the band climbed into their van and performed their music for new fans across North America.
Voodoo Glow Skulls Voodoo Glow Skulls were formed in 1988 by Eddie Casillas, Jorge Casillas, Jerry O'neill and Frank Casillas. After a few years of backyard party shows, cassette demos, 7" singles and first club gigs, they released their debut album "Who is, this is?" for Dr. Strange records in 1993, gaining the attention of Brett Gurewitz, owner of Epitaph records. The band then signed to Epitaph records and released four albums, starting in 1995 with Firme, their most successful album to date, then followed by Baile de los Locos, Band Geek Mafia and Symbolic.
Bite Me Bambi Hailing from Orange County, California, Bite Me Bambi brings sounds reminiscent of British 2 Tone and 3rd wave ska into the 21st century. With energetic songs and pedigree musicianship, BMB gets the crowd on their feet and dancing. Comprised of members from some of your favorite ska bands (My Superhero, Save Ferris, Starpool), this supergroup is taking the scene by storm. The strength of the musicianship by veteran musicians accompanied by the voice and stage persona of front woman Tahlena Chikami the band has a live show that shouldn't be missed. If you like songs about murder podcasts, strippers, and feminism, then you will be at home at a Bambi show.
