Many waves of Ska but we just love the 2Tone Era.

Unfortunately I am unable to attend tonight’s show at The Fillmore Silver Spring. Two tickets free to good home, I just want someone to go if I can’t.

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I recently discovered blascore, a German Ska band from Berlin from the 90s. Im wondering if anyone has any information on them! The internet is barren.

Have you seen em live? How long were they active etc...

Lets hope reddit does uts thing!

This is me not knowing a whole lot on the controversies around them and I’d like to know so I’m not blinded by nostalgia because i recently rediscovered the aquabats and they’re show

Spanish Ska, Anyone know of similar bands, I need more lol

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Ska punk singer from China based out of Lansing, MI now. Cool stuff! Brand new video. Musicians feature current and former members of Grey Matter, She/Her/Hers, Poindexter, etc.

Para el miembro promedio de está bella comunidad, ¿Cuál fue su primer contacto con el ska? Cuál fue la primer banda/canción que escucharon o los engancho a este bello género?

En mi caso fue esta canción de los Auténticos Decadentes titulada Aguinaldo, recuerdo que me engancho al instante por su fusión de ska y surf

https://youtu.be/rIbsIsmenhU?si=YplArpPS6eXkHqrJ

Idk if really count as two tone

https://youtu.be/aNpOXxA-1MQ?si=56cIMUFLnJM0-SPP

who’s coming to fest this year?

Hey everyone,

I’m visiting LA for the second time and definitely want to see a ska show! California is one of its largest hubs, are there any shows playing within the next two weeks?

I’ll give my two:

Blue Meanies. Full Throttle (1997) ➡️ The Post Wave (2001).

Suicide Machines. Battle Hymns (1997) ➡️ s/t (1999).

I have a chance to see them on sunday. I know the original members are basically the pioneers of ska, and that's so awesome. The problem is that even though I know a lot of their songs, for me their songs are kind of slow, and I'm so much more into ska punk and I want to jump around. Tickets are expensive, but I also don't want to potentially miss this. Maybe it makes me fall in love with older/Jamaican ska.

Can anyone share their experience with seeing them live?

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