The Black Halos with Real Sickies and The Bad Beats
- Ages 19+
- Rickshaw Theatre
The Black Halos return to the Rickshaw to play their record, 'The Violent Years' in full with support from Real Sickies and The Bad Beats!
Date and time
Location
Rickshaw Theatre
254 E. Hastings Street Vancouver, BC V6A 1P1 CanadaPerformers
Headliners
- The Black Halos
More Performers
- Real Sickies
- The Bad Beats
Refund Policy
About this event
The Rickshaw presents The Black Halos
with guests, Real Sickies and The Bad Beats
Saturday, January 25th, 2025
The Rickshaw Theatre
19+
Doors: 7:00pm
The Black Halos
Formed in the underbelly of the Vancouver punk music scene in 1994, the band was a sneering, snotty, slap in the face to the Seattle grunge scene. Their raucous live shows, particularly an electrifying performance at Seattle’s Rock Candy, garnered the attention of Sub Pop’s Jonathan Poneman, and they promptly signed to Sub Pop imprint Die Young Stay Pretty. They began touring relentlessly with label mates The Murder City Devils, and soon were sharing stages with big names like The Damned, DOA, L7, The Offspring, Social Distortion, and many more. Within a year of recording their self-titled debut album with Jack Endino (Nirvana, Soundgarden), the band was back in the studio with the legendary producer to record their seminal second album, The Violent Years. Released on Sub Pop in 2001, the album saw them reach new heights in sales and radio play, including a Top 20 single in Canada with “Some Things Never Fall”; the accompanying video saw regular rotation on both MTV in the United States and Much Music in Canada, helping push the album to the top of Canada’s Earshot Campus Radio Charts!
stomprecords.com/bands/black-halos
Real Sickies
The year was 2014, the place was Edmonton and the mission was simple. Spread the highly infectious pop punk contagion to the four corners of the earth and beyond. And, just like that, the first wave of Real Sickies was unleashed. A steady stream of demos and EPs quickly established the Sickies as a local virus to be reckoned with. The band fiercely escalated their fever pitch plans of world domination by sharing the stage with heavyweights Stiff Little Fingers, Subhumans, The Real McKenzies, Giuda, Mean Jeans and The Jolts just to name a few. A couple near disasters almost put the Real Sickies out of commission. Lead singer Ben ironically got real sick and required spinal surgery while a couple of founding members stepped down. This would usually be enough to sink any band; but Ben bounced back like a champion, new members stepped up and Real Sickies released their phenomenal debut album “Get Well Soon”. The band immediately shot out on tour making house calls across nation as many new fans happily succumbed to the sickness for the first time.
stomprecords.com/bands/real-sickies
The Bad Beats
Bursting onto the Pacific Northwest scene over a decade ago, the Bad Beats sixxling live performances have blazed a trail from their native Vancouver to garage-rock festivals in Europe, leaving both band and audience drenched in sweat. This dynamic quintet pursue an unapologectic mission to resurrect the spirit of 60's proto-punk/garage rock era, with a healthy nod to the 1980's revival, through gritty, soulful vocals, fuzzy guitar and the unmistakable whirr of the Acetone organ. After tow critically acclaimed albums released on esteemed Soundflat Records, their high-octane third LP, "Gotta Get Loose", is now available. Brace yourself for the sonic implosion! The spirit of rebelion from that bygone era continues to smolder with the Bad Beats.
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Refund Policy
No refunds, unless event is cancelled.
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