On March 8th long-time Bay Area label Slumberland is throwing its birthday party at Rickshaw Stop and you’re all invited. The label started with fervor in 1989 and has been putting out popsters like Crystal Stilts, Frankie Rose, Allo Darlin’, Joanna Gruesome and oh the list goes on. As they say, “We operate entirely outside of the echo chamber of trends, fashion and phoney hipness.”

All purity over there, folks. To celebrate the big 3-0, some of their favorites are taking the stage:

We’re pleased as pie that Terry Malts is playing the reunion show. They’ve got an energetic sound with a little something for everyone: surfy poppy punk rock jams.

Smokescreen is coming up from Los Angeles with their pop rock. It’s classic power pop at its finest. The group is a primo example of the music Slumberland is putting out and we’re excited to see the magic on stage.

Also, don’t miss Papercuts, Business of Dreams, and Kids on a Crime Spree.

Over the years the label has helped emerging artists emerge from the Bay Area and beyond. As their slogan says: keepin’ it foolish since 1989. Hoping they stay foolish for another thirty years.

Update: Tony Molina was previously announced to perform but is no longer on the bill to perform this night.

Slumberland Records 30th Anniversary Celebration
Sun, March 8, 2020 at Rickshaw Stop
2pm – 8pm
all ages

• Tag: Business of Dreams, Kids on a Crime Spree, Papercuts, Rickshaw Stop, Slumberland, Smokescreen, Terry Malts, Tony Molina