Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Social Distortion heading to Spokane in March
Legendary SoCal punks Social Distortion are still going strong nearly four decades into their career, and they're heading to Spokane for a show this spring.
The crew led by Mike Ness and best known for songs like "Mommy's Little Monster," "Ball and Chain," "Bad Luck" and a mean cover of Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire" will play the Knitting Factory on Saturday, March 25. Tickets are $35 (there's also a $135 VIP package with early admission and all sorts of goodies) and go on sale Friday at 9 am via TicketWeb outlets and the Knitting Factory website. Jade Jackson opens the show, and it's all-ages, so you older punks can bring the kids.
Here's a little taste of what Social D will be bringing to town:
Bach to the Future: A Musical Journey Through Time @ Holy Names Music Center
Sat., April 27, 7-9 p.m.
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Dan Nailen
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