The Influential Pioneers of Pop-Punk: The Dickies to Perform at The Catalyst Club

Pop-punk pioneers The Dickies are set to bring their iconic sound to the Catalyst Club this Friday. Known for their contribution to the genre, blending the catchy melodies of pop with the raw energy of punk, and spicing it up with their unique sense of humor, they have paved the way for bands like Blink 182 and Green Day, who came to prominence in the '90s. The Dickies have solidified their place in music history since their formation in the late 1970's in San Fernando Valley.

The Legacy Continues

Their energetic live performances and memorable cover hits have not only earned them fame in the Los Angeles punk scene but also international acclaim, particularly in the United Kingdom. Their influence can be seen in the wave of pop-punk bands that emerged in the 1990's and remains relevant today. The Catalyst Club will welcome The Dickies, along with opening acts I Don't Wanna Hear It, Slam, Heavy Blazer, and Outpatient X, promising an unforgettable experience for music enthusiasts and fans of the genre.

Event Details

The show at The Catalyst, located at 1101 Pacific Avenue, is scheduled to start at 6:30 PM with doors opening an hour earlier at 5:30 PM. Ticket pricing for advance purchase is $25, increasing to $30 at the door. The event stipulates that attendees be 16 years of age or older. Music lovers will not want to miss the chance to see the legendary band live in action.

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