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Hailing from the Northeast, Class Clown have begun their task of inundating the country with infectious hooks and an upbeat attitude. Class Clown aren�t your average young punk band. The band makes a connection with the crowd at every show they play. They have shared the stage with bands such as: Yellowcard, My Chemical Romance, Reel Big Fish, and Autopilot Off. Class Clown gives fans heart stopping experience that keeps them coming back for more.
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Ballyhoo! comes full force from Baltimore, MD with their sweet blend of Rock & Reggae grooves that always leave concert goers screaming for more. With a tight, fun live show and catchy melodies, these guys never disappoint. Their first full-length album, "365-Day Weekend", released in October 2000 on Hooligan! Records, has sold thousands of copies, receiving rave-reviews from fans and critics alike.
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Jonas 1989, Thomas 1991, Niels 1991 en Philip 1993, started in 2001 and named their band 'X!nk' they won the eurovision songcontest in belgium en they were 6th in Copenhagen. in 2004 their first album called 'X!nk' came out. We have finiched our new Cd Called 'Vergif'(poison) .september 2005 he came out. we've put our minds together and think how we could get a better album then the first one. we demo'd in february 2004. we wrote 24 songs on the demo. 13 songs made it to the album
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Any other time have been together since 2002, and have played
with the likes of Antimaniax, Howards Alias, Engerica, Jetplane
Landing and Somehow Hollow + many more, they have taken the
sound of punk and have been known to fuse it with jazz, rock n roll,
funk and ska. In an industry full of american pop punk sound-a-likes
these guys shine through with their original british sound!
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Castro are a pop punk 5 piece straight out of Newcastle upon Tyne. Blending catchy riffs with melodic verses and anthem choruses, Castro aim to bring a new sound to the North East. After a short break and the addition of Jan on lead Guitar and a replacement drummer (Connor) Castro were ready to indulge in a bit of writing, recording their debut EP, The 'Off The Hook' EP in early September 05.
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Formed in February 2004, Black Mother Cap kicked off our life as a band with Victory in a local battle of the bands competition, scoring 100% from all 4 judges during our first heat. Influenced mainly by bands like The Wildhearts, the Foo Fighters and Green Day, we play a varied mix of punk rock music, moving from poppy melodies and close harmonies, to fast dark melodic punk rock. Later this year (if all goes according to plan) we want to do a mini tour of the UK.
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The band evolved from high school garage band into the current lineup in March 2004 to include Max's twin brother Perry Ladish and drummer Matt Kajikawa, and they cut their first record The Breakdowns, which includes 14 original songs. Currently the band just recorded the 15-song record Murder, which is being released on Felony Records, a south bay punk rock label. The band has played shows at landmark venues such as The Troubadour, Key Club, El Rey Theatre, Chain Reaction, and The Rainbow Bar & Grill.
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The Frantic is a rock 'n roll band from Trenton, NJ. Formed towards the end of 2003, the band started as an energetic garage/punk band but has since evolved into something more unique. They have been compared to legendary bands like the Jesus and Mary Chain, the Stooges and the Clash, as well as modern bands like the Hives and B.R.M.C. Although the band draws its inspiration from styles of the past like garage, new wave, punk, and early British Invasion bands, they fuse it all together to put out a driving sound, brimming with an urgency that is all their own.
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