There’s a new meaning behind your favorite traffic regulation phrase. Right On Red, the five piece band out of Chicago, IL, ironically stops at nothing to make music that reflects what we all feel, but can’t all express. Balancing a beautiful blend of all their favorite influences, the five friends that make up ROR have proven to be more than an imitation of the past heroes in Pop/Punk. Piecing their energetic personality with sheer musical genius, Right on Red packs excitement into every performance, post performance, and social media post-and are pretty much the poster boys for the emerging “Wiener/Punk/Pop” movement (see future instagram and twitter references).

Right On Red has graciously shared the stage with The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, City Lights, Phone Calls From Home, Carousel Kings, Reject My Reality, Patent Pending, Rust Belt Lights, Stickup Kid, Rookie of the Year, Savior Self, Arkham, Vanatica

Sudden Suspension is a pop punk band from Lake County, Indiana. They have been playing shows all around the midwest in support of their EP ‘Basement Songs.’ The EP is available on all digital stores. 

“Arkham released ‘The Great American Goodbye” this summer, and it’s already a contender for one of the best local albums of the year… its hardcore wallop is a throwback to matinee punk shows at the Fireside Bowl”-The Chicago Tribune

“a snotty mix of newer Bane, early Boy Sets Fire, Rage Against the Machine, Gallows and More Than Life combined with the energy of Refused’s The Shape Of Punk To Come”-Borderline FuckUp

“Arkham stands for something and doesn’t back down”-Chicago Punk Rock Radio

Four piece from the windy city area.

What can I say about On A Highwire, that has not already been said about the Hope Diamond, the Arc of the covenant or Michelangelo’s David, Absolute perfection, in a word a perfect ideal of music and beauty, hearing this glory graced my ears like the glorious howling of a mid winter storm a wonderful braying of unicorns in gallop, a tremendous tsunami of tremulous vocals and melody brought on by these more than mortals, i grace myself to write such tales of their splendor and know that you will love these bards of Bucktown.