A lot of good music has come out of Long Beach, California. Nate Dogg, Snoop Dogg and Warren G left their mark on West Coast hip-hop. Zach De La Rocha of Rage Against the Machine, Bradley Nowell, founder and vocalist of the band Sublime, No Doubt … All based out of Long Beach while coming up in the music game. Tijuana Panthers are from Long Beach too.
Their music embodies Southern California surf rock; lo-fi, rock and roll with catchy hooks and enough juice to make you want to bounce around and bump shoulders with the person next to you. Each member of the band took their turn on lead vocals throughout the set, and each song, as far as I can recall, were quick and to the point, concise bursts of punk rock energy.
Opening for Hanni El Khatib, I thought their set was a good appetizer of what was to come. Their fans were feeling the grove as bodies were slowly forming a mosh pit, and the temperature of the venue started to rise.
Setlist:
This Town- Bainbridge
- Tony’s Song
- Wall Walker
- Push Over
- Father Figure
- Summer Fun
- Cherry St.
- Red Headed Girl
- Boardwalk
- Forbidden Fruit
- Baby I’m Bored
- Don’t Shoot Your Guns
- Creature
- Prayer Knees
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