In Jason’s honor. A lot of local businesses have donated drink packages, gift cards, and concert tickets to be raffled off. Come show support for an incredible influence on the industry. Rest In Punk, Jason.
VOICE OF ADDICTION
Voice Of Addiction are politically charged and socially conscious Chicago based punk-rockers. V.o.A. has been around since 2004 doing over 1,500 shows across North America. Having 8 official releases & independently selling over 10,000 physical copies (as well as being involved in countless compilations, and digital sales) these boys have proven they are a force to be reckoned with. V.o.A. has been featured in the video games Skateboard Party 1-3, Snowboard Party 1-2 & Playbook. A feature length documentary on V.o.A. entitled “Punk Band” is out on all major outlets. The new full-length “Divided States” was released 8/5/22. The Video for Shinigami was just released & WON Chicago Indie Music Awards. And we are about to release another video for Division Complex.
Slaves to the Pavement is a 4/5/6 piece band based out of Ypsilanti, MI. that started in the late months of 2008. Drawing their influences from multiple genres of music, they create a fusion of melodic punk, prog rock, reggae, ska and thrash, while, lyrically, touching base on political issues, the every day life, and the want for something more. Though undergoing multiple line up changes and other minor set backs, these guys are determined to see the world through their music. They’ve often been compared to the likes of Propagandhi and Pennywise, as well as other 90s era Epitaph and Fat Wreck bands. They’ve done a great job of increasing their fan base within Southeast Michigan and have Midwest and continental US tour plans set up for the fall/winter and spring/summer 2013. Slaves to the Pavement is currently releasing their debut full-length effort “In a Perfect World” on October 12th and will be entering the studio late-September to record 5 more tracks for a followup EP and possible split.
She Likes Todd started out as a young group of naive kids playing music in a basement circa 1999. Years went by as SLT honed their skills and developed a style of music they could call their own. Drawing inspiration from groups such as NOFX, Slapstick, Lagwagon, and Propagandhi, SLT evolved from a pop punk trio into a fast-paced, melodic punk group that could not be ignored.
