Nick Anderson and The Skinny Lovers

"IF POP PUNK HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF, THIS BAND JUST MIGHT BE THE NEXT BLINK-182"
Blink-182 burst onto the scene by touring with classic punk bands and gaining airtime on MTV, known for their on-stage antics and potty humor banter. Similarly, The Skinny Lovers have made their mark by being handpicked by Ramones drummer Marky Ramone for Sirius XM, and their first album was licensed by MTV.

The Skinny Lovers' lead singer wields a distinctive green guitar that's bound to become iconic, while their stage banter is notorious for causing a stir. The resemblance to Blink-182 is uncanny without being a mere copy. Though their aesthetics differ, they share the same infectious vibe.

Their bassist sports a full mohawk reminiscent of a driver in Ubisoft's Crazy Taxi, his bromance with the lead singer is evident with irresistible banter as a mix of goofiness and charisma, and their drummer is the quiet, misunderstood type who absolutely wails on his instrument.

The recipe is there: the music, the energy, and the fans. This band is reviving the fun and chaos of live pop punk shows, and I’m all in for the ride.