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The Descendents are a punk rock band formed in 1978 in Manhattan Beach, California by guitarist Frank Navetta, bassist Tony Lombardo and drummer Bill Stevenson.

In 1977, friends Frank Navetta and David Nolte began writing songs on acoustic guitars with the intention of forming a band. They initially called themselves The Itch, until Navetta came up with the name Descendents. However by the end of the year they had failed to attract any more band members, so Nolte instead joined The Last with his brothers. It would seem the Descendents had experienced a false start, yet in late 1978 Navetta was joined by drummer Bill Stevenson and bassist Tony Lombardo who revitalised the project. They changed the style and lengths of their recordings over the early year from short under a minute hardcore style songs to average 2-3 minute punk rock songs.

Their first full length album was released in 1982 entitled 'Milo Goes To College' and although it made no chart significance at the time, it is now considered one of the most significant albums of the early 1980s southern California hardcore punk movement. It built on the reputation of the predecessor 'Fat' EP which cementing their status as one of the new influencers of the South California punk scene. They continued to release material up until 1987 and despite their fan base seeming to be ever-increasing, they consistently failed to impact the US charts. The band went on hiatus until the release of 1996 LP 'Everything Sucks' which was the first time they appeared within the top 200 on the US Billboard charts.

The band is more known for its legacy to punk than its commercial successes. The Descendents have been cited as hugely influential to a large amount of modern day pop punk and skate punk bands such as Blink 182, Fall Out Boy, Propagandhi, The All-American Rejects, Green Day, The Bouncing Souls, NOFX, The Offspring, and The Ataris and they have made countless lists by publications including Spin, The Rolling Stone and Kerrang!

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The Descendents’ music is short, but sweet. Each song is like a small package crammed with tons of energy and force, and to see the Descendents perform these short, choppy, in your face punk songs live is nothing less than exhilarating.

The Descendents were a monumental band for the California punk scene, helping create the hardcore punk movement. The band has extreme discipline when performing live, always playing in synch, and creating a fast pace, driving rhythm. Although their music heavily relies on the power chords played in fast rhythms, they also incorporate really catchy riffs with strong melodic draws. The Descendants always play in a very hyped up manner. They are like a ticking time bomb ready to explode. They jump right into songs with strong bursts of energy, and have been known to pump out fast driven hardcore songs in the ten-second time frame.

Lead singer, Milo Aukerman, takes the stage with great force, bouncing around stage like a ball of energy and yelling his hardcore tunes into his audience’s face. Milo is an interesting frontman for a punk band. He never acts macho or tries to put on a fake persona. Instead he embraces his nerdy and self-deprecating behavior and creates a sincerity to the music he produces. His lyrics are also always fun, dealing with such topics as caffeine addiction, toilet humor, and everyday problems. The band is rightfully considered a punk legend and have had a great influence on other punk bands like Blink 182, The Offspring, and Green Day. The audience at their performances are fully engrossed in the music, acting wild, and starting up mosh pits to the hardcore tunes that incite them to act this way.

The band’s setlist are always enjoyable because they can fit in so many songs due to the brevity of most of their songs. They will play songs from most of their albums with the majority coming from crowd favorites such as, Milo Goes to College and Everything Sucks.

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The Descendents are a pretty recognisable name for anybody with an interest in the genre of punk rock. The Californian quartet may have gone through various lineup changes and numerous hiatuses yet they appear to now be performing with the solidarity and consistency that first drew people to their music in the first place.

They have been cited as influence by so many modern contemporaries you begin to lose count yet their legacy within the punk world is clearly felt in the venue this evening as an audience of varied ages all gather to hear the classic material. The band does not disappoint with their performance, the instrumentals are completely slick and well timed, the stage presence is grand and the tracks have been developed to easily fill the venues. The audience sings along intently for 'I Wanna Be a Bear' and 'I Don't Want to Grow Up'. One awesome thing about the often short duration of the tracks is the snappy pace of the gig and the ability to fit in all the hits along with highlights from the long discography. 'I'm A Loser' is an angsty highlight and wraps the evening up nicely.

descendents were AMAZING !!!!! I last saw them in 99 new years eve and they were awesome thus time they were older ,greyer,and more experienced and they kicked major ass less than jake was good if ska Is your thing not my flavor of music but they were entertaining with crowd participation bringing random fans on stage for random stuff and talking shit to fans for being on there phones lol opening band was pretty good actually Def worth it to get there early I liked them way better than LTJ overall the descendents was a real treat because obviously there winding down there illustrious career and it's worth seeing them because of there punk icon status alone true living legends

The Descendents were awesome at Kentish Town Forum. They smashed through 36 songs in 83 minutes. Played all the favourites: Suburban Home, Myage, Bikeage, I'm The One, Coffee Mug, and so many more. Truly inspiring to see people in their fifties still playing at that velocity with hardly any breaks between songs. On a side note, it was my first time at the Forum, and I found it to be a highly pleasant and atmospheric venue.

This show was incredible!!! The Descendents are one of my favorite bands and this was my first time seeing them, in no way did they disappoint. They played a mixed of popular songs like Im not a loser and not as popular ones like clean sheets. Their set was about two hours and well worth the trip from Boston. I couldn't of asked for a better night.

My son said it was a great show in Honolulu & worth every penny. This group has been around for quite a while & according to my son (whose own punk group False Crack covers some of the Descendents' songs) they were as good as ever. FYI, The Republik is a nice venue for this type of concert (punk).

The Descendents put on a phenomenal show- great setlist and a double encore. Dez Cadena came on stage to help with "Van" and even performed the Black Flag song "Jealous Again" with Bill Stevenson on guitar, Stephen Egerton on drums, and Karl Alvarez in bass.

High energy show, the band played nonstop, about 25 songs, good mix of old and new material. The energy in the crowd was great. This was a show I looked forward to for a long time. So glad I finally got to see this band that has meant so much to me!

Sold out show with Stephen picking up the slack on a few big notes when Milo's voice started giving out in parts. Equipped with a waterbag under his shirt on his back. Milo gave his ALL and the Descendents delivered a solid performance.

Sold out show with Karl picking up the slack on a few big notes when Milo's voice started giving out in parts. Equipped with a waterbag under his shirt on his back. Milo gave his ALL and the Descendents delivered a solid performance.

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Descendents and Circle Jerks have announced a co-headlining tour for the US. Adolescents will be joining them on all dates. Tickets for all new dates will go on sale this Friday, October 27. Interestingly at the end of the listed run of dates “2024….North American Tour” appears. Check out the dates below.

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The descendents announce 2024 tour with the circle jerks and the adolescents.

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The Descendents are continuing their touring bond with The Circle Jerks and will tour some more in Spring 2024. They will also be joined by The Adolescents. In April, they will hit Baltimore, Philly, New Haven, Sayreville NJ and Brooklyn. The tour starts Marquee Theatre in Tempe, AZ on March 15th and ends at Brooklyn Paramount in Brooklyn on April 13th.

Tickets will be available starting 10/25 using the code BONUSCUP.

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Tour Dates: 3.15 | Marquee Theatre – Tempe, AZ 3.16 | El Rey Theater – Albuquerque, NM 3.17 | Lowbrow Palace – El Paso, TX 3.19 | House of Blues – Houston, TX 3.22 | Stubb’s – Austin, TX 3.23 | House of Blues – Dallas, TX 3.24 | Cain’s Ballroom – Tulsa, OK 3.26 | JJ’s Live – Fayetteville, AR 3.27 | Civic Theatre – New Orleans, LA 3.29 | Jannus Live – St. Petersburg, FL 3.30 | Revolution Live – Ft. Lauderdale, FL 3.31 | House of Blues – Orlando, FL 4.02 | Masquerade Heaven – Atlanta, GA 4.03 | Brooklyn Bowl – Nashville, TN 4.05 |The Ritz – Raleigh, NC 4.06 | The National – Richmond, VA 4.07 | Rams Head Live – Baltimore, MD 4.09 | Toad’s Place – New Haven, CT 4.11 | Franklin Music Hall – Philadelphia, PA 4.12 | Starland Ballroom – Sayreville, NJ 4.13 | Brooklyn Paramount – Brooklyn, NY

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Descendents, Circle Jerks & Adolescents Announce Spring 2024 Tour Dates

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Once again in 2024, Descendents will be teaming up with Circle Jerks for a larger co-headlining tour across America. The 21-date trek takes place in March/April invading big cities like Houston, Dallas, Fort Lauderdale, Atlanta, Nashville, Philadelphia and Brooklyn. Joining the tour in support will be special guests The Adolescents . The tour originally launched in 2023 and only visited Saint Paul, Milwaukee, McKees Rocks, Stroudsburg, Toronto and Detroit.

UPDATE: Tour dates have been extended further into the year making additional stops in Providence, Silver Spring, Huntington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Louisville, Grand Rapids and St. Louis.

Descendents will continue supporting their eighth studio album '9th & Walnut' released on July 23rd, 2021 via Epitaph Records. The new album follows up 2016's 'Hypercaffium Spazzinate' which reached a career-best #20 on the Billboard 200 and includes the track 'Feel This' which was branded as an IPA by the San Diego branch of Mikkeller Brewery. The SoCal-based group formed back in 1977 and currently consists of members Bill Stevenson, Milo Aukerman, Karl Alvarez and Stephen Egerton.

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PUNK ROCK GIANTS DESCENDENTS  SET TO TOUR AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND OCTOBER 2023!

Brace yourselves punk rock enthusiasts! One of the most irreverent bands ever to come out of the Southern Californian punk scene, Descendents are returning to Australia and New Zealand this October playing six headlining shows plus a highly anticipated performance at Wollongong’s biggest music festival, Yours and Owls.

  Descendents have one of the most enduring legacies of any punk rock band in history. Known for their early, defining timeless classic albums such as ‘ Milo Goes to College ‘ and ‘I Don’t Want to Grow Up ’ as well as spawning hit songs, ‘ Hope ‘, ‘ Suburban Home ‘ and ‘ Good Good Things ’, all of which fans can expect to hear on the band’s upcoming tour.

Descendents set themselves apart by taking punk rock back to its roots, and their music continues to captivate generations.

The band – Milo Aukerman (vocals), Bill Stevenson (drums), Stephen Egerton (guitar), and Karl Alvarez (bass) will be joined by a swag of local supports listed below.

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Wed 11 Oct POWERSTATION, AUCKLAND +Flirting with Disaster and The Flash Harrys Fri 13 Oct PRINCESS THEATRE, BRISBANE +VOIID and The Cutaways [SOLD OUT] Sat 14 Oct YOURS AND OWLS FESTIVAL WOLLONGONG Sun 15 Oct METRO THEATRE, SYDNEY +Nursery Crimes and Tantichrist [SOLD OUT] Tue 17 Oct THE GOV, ADELAIDE +Chinese Burns Unit and LOLA Wed 18 Oct FORUM, MELBOURNE +Nursery Crimes and Something Something Explosion Thu 19 Oct TORQUAY HOTEL, TORQUAY +Nursery Crimes and Something Something Explosion

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Descendents are certified pop punk royalty.

Emerging from Southern California in the 1980s with their groundbreaking debut album Milo Goes To College , they went on to shape the sound and attitude of skate punk in a way that continues to resonate with countless bands today.

Six years on from their last visit Down Under, the classic line-up – bespectacled, former biochemist frontman Milo Aukerman , drummer Bill Stevenson , guitarist Stephen Egerton and bassist Karl Alvarez – are returning for a headline run of the country.

Following a show in New Zealand, Descendents will play six Australian shows, taking in Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, Torquay, and the previously announced Yours & Owls – Wollongong's biggest and best music festival.

Still delivering lively, kick-ass performances nearly 50 years into their career , expect the group to roll out enduring hits – 'Hope', 'I'm The One', 'Bikeage', 'Everything Sux', 'Good Good Things' – as well as material from their latest album, 2021's 9th & Walnut.

Whether you're reconnecting with the influential punk titans or experiencing them for the first time, these shows are sure to be sweaty nights out to remember.

See The Descendents playing the following shows, with a string of support acts.

Tickets are on sale Tuesday 4 July but there's a pre-sale happening from 29 June ( more info here ).

Wed 13 October – Princes Theatre: Turrbal Jagera, Brisbane with special guests VOIDD and The Cutaways

Sat 14 October – Yours & Owls Festival Dharawal Land, Wollongong More info here

Sun 15 October – Metro Theatre: Gadigal Land, Sydney with special guests Nursery Crimes and Tantichrist

Tue 17 October – The Gov: Kaurna, Adelaide with special guests Chinese Burns Unit and LOLA

Wed 18 October – Forum: Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung, Melbourne with special guests Nursery Crimes and Something Something Explosion

Thu 19 October – Torquay Hotel: Wadawurring Country, Torquay with special guests Nursery Crimes and Something Something Explosion

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'Sweet Wild and Vicious' is a tour through the reason Lou Reed deserves biographies: the songs

In 2023, a decade after the death of Lou Reed — songwriter, singer, guitarist, mercurial rock ‘n’ roll change-maker— his literary-minded fans got two fresh volumes: “Loaded: The Life (and Afterlife) of the Velvet Underground,” Dylan Jones’ oral history of Reed’s influential band; and “Lou Reed: The King of New York,” Will Hermes’ heavy biography of the man.

Just months later, literary-minded Journal Sentinel arts and books editor Jim Higgins adds “Sweet, Wild and Vicious: Listening to Lou Reed and the Velvet Underground” (Trouser Press Books) a tour through the reason Reed deserves biographies and histories: the songs.

Together with Journal Sentinel music critic Piet Levy, Higgins will talk about his new book at 6:30 p.m. May 9 at Milwaukee's Boswell Books.

Higgins approaches Reed's discography by release date instead of recording date, smartly using the concert LPs, boxed sets and demo collections as opportunities to compare different versions of songs — and nascent ideas — to the “official” versions Reed let the public hear shortly after he laid them to tape.

The approach is brisk enough that Higgins gets through the Velvet Underground’s four studio albums, released between March 1967 and November 1970, in less than 40 pages, and he’s more or less done with Reed’s 1970s output, plus a pair of concert recordings, by page 90.

Fortunately, Higgins pours a great deal of information into those pages: his exploration of drummer Maureen “Moe” Tucker backs his claim that she “brought a fresh conception to playing drums in a rock band,” and his overview of “Transformer,” the 1972 solo commercial breakthrough co-produced by David Bowie and Bowie guitarist Mick Ronson, shrewdly describes Reed’s “dominant vocal personality” as “sardonic, intimate, (and) superior.”

His summaries display a jeweler’s eye for flaws in the beautiful (the 1989 album “New York” is both “fully committed emotionally to the music” and “a crabby evisceration of (Reed’s home) city”) and a conscientious journalist’s efforts to be fair-minded — Reed's final studio album, the 2011 Metallica partnership “Lulu,” clumsily combined Reed’s “wrecked voice” with Metallica’s “machine-tooled thunder,” but Higgins manages to “salvage a couple songs."

Higgins extends the insight and fair-mindedness to Reed’s collaborators, including John Cale, “who brought noise and aggression to the Velvet Underground"; Reed’s artistic descendants, including Nick Cave and Violent Femmes; and even to the bibliography, although the absence of the late Lester Bangs, one of the best cheerleaders and gadflies Reed ever had, is a puzzling omission.

Such omissions are rare, however, and “Sweet, Wild and Vicious” benefits not only from Higgins’ attention to detail but also from his ability to write as though he is opening discussions rather than shutting down dissent.

Jim Higgins will speak about "Sweet, Loud and Vicious" in conversation with Piet Levy at 6:30 p.m. May 9 at Boswell Books, 2559 N. Downer Ave. To register for this free event, visit jimhigginsmke.eventbrite.com .

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Rolling Stones Set List Revealed for 2024 Hackney Diamonds Tour After First Show

The Rolling Stones are back on the road after a two-year break from touring and the setlist has been revealed for their Hackney Diamonds Tour .

The tour is celebrating the band’s 2023 album of the same name, which was their first album of original material in nearly 18 years.

You can expect the band to perform a bunch of their greatest hits and some of the new songs too. If you haven’t listened to the new album yet, don’t worry as the band is only performing three new songs and the rest are classics!

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Keep scrolling to check out the full set list… **This set list is representative of previous shows on the tour and might not be completely accurate for every show.

1. Start Me Up 2. Get Off of My Cloud 3. Rocks Off 4. Out of Time 5. Angry 6. Beast of Burden 7. Mess It Up 8. Tumbling Dice 9. You Can’t Always Get What You Want 10. Little T&A 11. Sympathy for the Devil 12. Gimme Shelter 13. Honky Tonk Women 14. Miss You 15. Paint it Black 16. Jumpin’ Jack Flash 17. ENCORE: Sweet Sounds of Heaven 18. ENCORE: (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction

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Celebrating Indigenous History

It’s the last day of National Native American Heritage Month, but paying tribute to the rich ancestry and traditions of the Indigenous people of Essex County is something we can do every day of the year. 

Did you know that there is archaeological evidence of a long history of Indigenous life and culture in this area going back about 10,000 years? 

Parker River National Wildlife Refuge sits on the historical lands of the Pawtucket people. The Pawtucket were a branch of the Pennacook tribe from New Hampshire, and spoke a dialect of Western Abanaki. The largest permanent Pawtu

cket settlement was called Wamesit (Wah me sit)  , located in present-day Lowell. Many people moved seasonally between Wamesit and villages on the coast stretching from Newburyport to Salem, where they farmed corn and other crops, and utilized the abundant natural resources of places like Plum Island to fish, clam, hunt, and gather berries. Other principal Pawtucket villages included Quascacunquen (later Newbury), and Naumkeag (later Salem-Beverly). Roughly translated, Quascacunquen means “Perfect place for planting (corn)”, while Naumkeag translates to “Place of eel abundance”.

Even though today it can be easy to miss the signs of their history, the Pawtucket did not

 just disappear. Like many other Indigenous peoples, they were severely affected by plagues and disease brought by European colonists. There were also 2 major diasporas during the 17th century, in which many Pawtucket fled their historic homeland in response to conflict with colonial settlers, and others were forced to give up their Native identity in order to survive. Some of those who fled or were pushed off of their land moved into New Hampshire and Maine to seek refuge with other tribes. Their descendants are living in Abenaki, Pequaket, Penobscot, and Mi’Kmaq communities today in Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine, and Nova Scotia. 

For more information about the Indigenous history of Essex County, check out the excellent online resources of researcher Mary Ellen Lepionka, based in Gloucester, MA. https://capeannhistory.org/

Want to know more about Indigenous land, language, and history on a broader scale? Native Land Digital provides resources and an interactive world map to explore. https://native-land.ca/

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