Punk icons Descendents return to the road, bringing their signature high-energy sound and decades of influence back to the stage. Known for shaping the Southern California pop-punk scene with their landmark 1982 album "Milo Goes to College," the band now tours in support of "9th & Walnut" — a “lost album” recorded by the original lineup in 2002 and released on Epitaph Records. Fans can expect a setlist packed with classics like “Suburban Home,” “I’m the One,” and new favorites like “Baby Doncha Know.” Don’t miss this chance to see punk legends live.
Punk icons Descendents return to the road, bringing their signature high-energy sound and decades of influence back to the stage. Known for shaping the Southern California pop-punk scene with their landmark 1982 album "Milo Goes to College," the band now tours in support of "9th & Walnut" — a “lost album” recorded by the original lineup in 2002 and released on Epitaph Records. Fans can expect a setlist packed with classics like “Suburban Home,” “I’m the One,” and new favorites like “Baby Doncha Know.” Don’t miss this chance to see punk legends live.
