ZULU • SOUL GLO • Playytime
HIGH VIS • Soul Glo • ZULU • Playytime
If you gave Soul Glo a snapshot of what was in store for them in 2020 at the end of their first practice in 2014, you might put the space time continuum in flux. If you were to tell vocalist Pierce Jordan and guitarist Ruben Polo that everything that they had spent their first month as a band joking about, playing shows with artists from punk vets Paint It Black to Kurt Cobain’s favorites Flipper; from Memphis underground legend Tommy Wright III to platinum producer Pi’erre Bourne, were to actually happen, they might ask you if your hands were as fast as your jokes were. Despite the constant barrage of setbacks, from member changes, to financial strife, to run-ins with the law, Soul Glo has both repeatedly defied the kinds of odds that would fold lesser bands, not to mention their own standards for what they believed they could endure. Simultaneously, stopping or slowing down has never exactly been on the table for them, either.
WISE • Firestarter • Bloodmoney • Pity
Houston stop for Wise (mem. of Zulu) & Firestarter (Los Angeles) tour with Future Shock (San Antonio).
WORLD PEACE • TERROR CELL UNIT • Interior One • Trinity of Worms
World Peace & Terror Cell Unit stopping in Houston. Last time through was four sold-out shows with SPY & SUNAMI. Do not sleep.
SCOWL • Militarie Gun • MS Paint • Gagging Order
Scowl has quickly made a name for themselves as one of the most vivid and hard-working acts in the rock world. Since the release of their debut album, How Flowers Grow in late 2021, the band has become a powerful force to be reckoned with. Lauded for its reality-driven, aggressive blend of hardcore-punk, the critically-acclaimed album opened up new doors for the band, including a non-stop touring schedule. As new music began to take shape, it was no surprise that experiencing most of their lives on the road would greatly influence the next phase of Scowl.
SCOWL • Militarie Gun • MS Paint • U.N.I.T.
Scowl has quickly made a name for themselves as one of the most vivid and hard-working acts in the rock world. Since the release of their debut album, How Flowers Grow in late 2021, the band has become a powerful force to be reckoned with. Lauded for its reality-driven, aggressive blend of hardcore-punk, the critically-acclaimed album opened up new doors for the band, including a non-stop touring schedule. As new music began to take shape, it was no surprise that experiencing most of their lives on the road would greatly influence the next phase of Scowl.
SCOWL • Militarie Gun • MS Paint • Mugger
Scowl has quickly made a name for themselves as one of the most vivid and hard-working acts in the rock world. Since the release of their debut album, How Flowers Grow in late 2021, the band has become a powerful force to be reckoned with. Lauded for its reality-driven, aggressive blend of hardcore-punk, the critically-acclaimed album opened up new doors for the band, including a non-stop touring schedule. As new music began to take shape, it was no surprise that experiencing most of their lives on the road would greatly influence the next phase of Scowl.
SCOWL • Militarie Gun • MS Paint • Strange Joy • Juicebox
Scowl has quickly made a name for themselves as one of the most vivid and hard-working acts in the rock world. Since the release of their debut album, How Flowers Grow in late 2021, the band has become a powerful force to be reckoned with. Lauded for its reality-driven, aggressive blend of hardcore-punk, the critically-acclaimed album opened up new doors for the band, including a non-stop touring schedule. As new music began to take shape, it was no surprise that experiencing most of their lives on the road would greatly influence the next phase of Scowl.
MINDFORCE • Dead Heat • Heaven’s Gate • Mexican Coke • Beyond Reach
MINDFORCE • Dead Heat • Heaven’s Gate • Tear Drop • U.N.I.T.
Special weekender with MINDFORCE (NY), DEAD HEAT (805) & HEAVEN’S GATE (mem. of Warthog, Cannibal Corpse, Municipal Waste & Horsewhip) with San Antonio’s Tear Drop & U.N.I.T.