Saturday, September 27, 2025

Punk in the Parking Lot @ Palladium Outdoors, Sep 27 2025

10 hours of punk rock and hot asphalt - Lets Go!!  


Steve and I made the trip out to Worcester for an amazing all day punk rock fest, which should have taken place in Green Hill park but was instead planted in the palladium parking lot. Womp Womp. 

Pro tip - go to Moynaghs before, during and after outdoor shows.  You can hear music and practically see the stage from the bar which is directly across the street from said parking lot.  Bartender was super friendly and showed us the autograph book of bands that have rolled through.  Some heavy hitters are in that book.  No pics though.  You need to visit and see it for yourself.  We ordered "nanners" which is what Steve's bro Kevin calls Naragansett.  HA. 

Here are some great t-shirts from the show:


(👀 zebrahead!?) 

 


(Descendents casual gear)






(Hell yes!) 
The winner of best T-shirt goes to this homie: 

Shout out to homie Joel with the Death shirt.  We talked about Death To All tour (that I missed last year) and Carcass.  Dude is a fan of Swansong, so I took this pic for Sol, who is the second person on earth to love that album. 


Did we actually see any bands? 

The Vandals replaced Propaghandi who bailed on the tour date. 


(Anti-Fascist since 1980, take that Dropkick Murphys!) 

They played an amazing set including this classic: 


Pennywise rocked! 


Bad Religion played for an hour and half.  Did not disappoint.  The pit was super fun and I was super sore the next day. Worth it! 



Saturday, June 21, 2025

Terminal Stereo @ HCA, June 21 2025

 Terminal Stereo plays Hopkinton Pride celebration



My fav punk band played a blistering 60 minute set, including two cover songs (Pink Pony Club and Psycho Killer) and some tunes I have not yet heard. It was a scorchah but we had fun anyways. 

Wednesday, April 23, 2025

Miho Hatori @ Myrtle (Providence), Apr 23 2025

Solo show for the Cibo Matto founder.


The space had an amazing design and aesthetic, the shows are free (although you can pay for seats), the audience size is limited to provide breathing room and space and overall it's the best new club I've been to in 25 years.  Looking forward to seeing more shows there in the future.

Bonus:  the bar tender was the opener


Miho (pic above) covered a lot of lyrical ground - whales, AI, her mom, and her favorite city.