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MowerThe hard rock genre generally evokes images of chaotic mosh pits exploding to a soundtrack of aggression. While San Diego based Mower has provided that very score for thousands of fans across the country, the group is showcasing their dual musical personalities by releasing a split CD with their own jazz/lounge alter-ego, Slower, entitled Make It A Double. The end result creates a stiff drink that combines adrenaline and a stony new vibe created by assembling mellow grooves with a punk rock thought process. http://www.myspace.com/mower |
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Pushin RopeThis year alone Pushin Rope has played over 60 shows at local venues such as The Viper Room, Belly Up, Canes, Casbah, and Winston’s. This includes opening for The Legendary Shack Shakers, The Cherry Poppin Daddys, The Peacocks, The Henchmen, solo artist Scott Biram, Joe Buck from the Hank III band, and many more. They've also traveled throughout Arizona, Nevada, and Colorado building strong fan bases throughout. They've also completed their first full-length album called “Murderous Songs of Despair”. And are working on their 2nd album and a live compilation CD and video of their best shows. “Pushin Rope will punch you in the teeth, put a boot heal on your throat, and demand your strict, undivided attention." http://www.pushinrope.com |
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DPIDPI has continued to be a highly energetic force, entertaining crowds anywhere they go. Frontman Mike Mes is always fearless and always to be watched, cause you might miss something freaking crazy. The seasoned musicianship of the rest provide the sounds for the melodic chaos of present day DPI. All being very good friends from the San Diego punk scene, the Drunkin Punkin Idiots are at their best, feels…well….everyone in the band. DPI is responsible for most of the big punk shows that take place in San Diego. They have booked and played with the likes of: GBH, Adolescents, FEAR, Angry Samoans, The Dickies, Youth Brigade, TSOL, Agent Orange, JFA, DI, CH3, Battalion of Saints, Flipper, UK Subs and the list goes on. They have played in Rumble in Ramona two of the past three years and were included in Fuel TV’s video coverage of Rumble in Ramona on The Daily Habit. www.myspace.com/dpisd |
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Undisputed DowntownUND1SPUTED DOWNTOWN is a "one of a kind" training facility. They offer a full size MMA cage, full size USA approved boxing ring, a clean and private Jiu-Jitsu room and the only "out door" weight room in San Diego!! They also have a private and Free Parking lot, a huge "members only" Lounge . Undisputed Downtown offers exclusive deals for Military, Law Enforcement, and Fire Fighters!! Stop in now or give them a call at (619)450-6999!!! http://www.undisputeddowntown.com |
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San DIego ChargersThe San Diego Chargers can trace their lineage to August 1959, when Barron Hilton met with representatives from five other cities to discuss a proposed football league, which later became known as the American Football League (AFL). After moving to San Diego in 1961, the Chargers went on to play nine more years in the AFL. In all, the Bolts reached the AFL playoffs five times and the AFL Championship four times. They won the AFL Championship in 1963 when they beat the Boston Patriots 51-10 before 30,127 fans at Balboa Stadium. http://www.sandiegochargers.com |