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Sunday October 11
2026
3:00PM doors -- music at 4:00PM ••• 21 AND OVER $25 in advance / $30 at the door $30.81 in advance [25 face value +5.81 service fee] Black Sheep Scooter Club presents... Let's Go Bowling instagram.com/letsgobowlingband ska Reducers SF instagram.com/reducerssf punk rock The Odd Numbers instagram.com/theoddnumbers pop punk rhythm and blues Soulciter spinning rare grooves Let's Go Bowling -from Fresno, CA -Fresno’s Let’s Go Bowling has been together since 1986. The third-wave ska band features eight musicians, six of whom have been with the group since the ’90s (or even longer). The band debuted with a self-titled 1988 cassette-only release. Let’s go Bowling wouldn’t release a CD until 1991’s Music To Bowl By. 2000’s Stay Tuned is their most recent release. In the years since, the band has focused on live performance. Let’s Go Bowling took a five-year hiatus but returned to active duty last year. Live onstage, the group effectively balances high-energy ska and bluebeat with a skillful, smooth jazz vibe. Reducers SF -from San Francisco, CA -Formed in 1995, Reducers SF are a cornerstone of San Francisco’s street-punk scene, combining aggressive energy with anthemic melodies and pub-rock hooks. Drawing inspiration from bands such as The Clash, Sham 69, Stiff Little Fingers and Cock Sparrer, they developed a distinctly British-influenced sound rooted in working-class life, friendship and their hometown. The band released three acclaimed albums: Backing the Longshot, Crappy Clubs, Smelly Pubs and Raise Your Hackles, and numerous singles cementing their place in Bay Area punk history. Their catalog was later remastered and collected by Pirates Press Records in the four-record Essentials box set. The Odd Numbers -from San Jose, CA -THE ODD NUMBERS (Dave Baisa, Dave Miller, John Cummings) began in 88? hailing from San Jose California. Straight out of high school they began playing a mix of sixties beat, 70s punk, soul and powerpop. Playing the local colleges and parties for a audience of mostly punks, mods and skaters after a year or so they moved into the clubs where they were discovered by Ray Stevens II (of THE FACTION) who began managing and producing them. By 1990 they’d released their first LP About Time which was featured heavily in skateboarding videos put out by The New Deal and Santa Cruz. The next record Retrofitted For Today was embraced by the country of Sweden when it was given a 5 star review by the country’s top music magazine. This led to a headlining tour of Scandinavian summer festivals and a Swedish and a Spanish record deal. The trip ended unfortunately When drummer John Cummings was injured in a motorcycle accident that left him in the hospital for months. The Numbers returned to the studio with new drummer Dave Conrad for the third record Guide To Modern Living which was received well in Sweden and got some mainstream airplay but didn’t really do much. By the time of the fourth record 2001s The Trials N Tribulations Of Cummings was back on drums and the band was on a new label (Coldfront Records) but by this point the band was tired and disillusioned with the music industry. By 2003 THE ODD NUMBERS had stopped touring while remaining a unit for the occasional show. Flash to present day. THE ODD NUMBERS (Dave Baisa, Dave Miller, Dave Conrad) have released their first record in 16 years The Oddyessy and have signed to Beer City Records which is set to reissue their first record About Time for the first time on vinyl. THE ODD NUMBERS still perform live and may be in your town soon! Soulciter - - |
 
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