"How good are they LIVE?" in the last 12 months on 100 (as of 4/12/24)
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Critic Consensus
Based on 14 concert reviews, the critic consensus is that The Casualties is rated as a watchable live performer, with decent shows overall. The Casualties concert reviews describe live shows and performances as colorful, raucous, high-energy, and infectious.
ON TOUR
The Rock, Tucson, United States (May 3); Festivalgelände, Torgau, Germany (June 14); Junkyard bar, Tbilisi, Georgia (June 18); Anklav, Almaty, Kazakhstan (June 20); Dorock Heavy Metal Club, Beyoğlu/İstanbul, Turkey (June 21); Block33, Thessaloníki, Greece (June 23); Val de Moine, Clisson, France (June 27); Tábor Airport, Tábor, Czech Republic (June 28); Langer Weg, Hünxe, Germany (July 5); Plaża miejska W Goniądzu, Goniądz, Poland (July 5);
One glance at the listing for Rotten Stitches, Stolen Wheelchairs, and The Casualties and you might have thought you'd be in for a seminar on America's failing health care system, but it turned out to be just the adrenaline needle to the heart needed to jolt you out of two-plus years of Covid hibernation.
With a sound that defies easy categorization and a fun loving attitude that borders upon abandon, Piñata Protest exemplify the great Texas punk bands of days gone by. The self-described “Kings of Norteño Punk” opened the show with a high-energy set of infectious songs right for any party.
Punctual punters were treated to the sextet's contagious, full-bodied blend of ska and punk, drawing upon vocal harmonies, heavy use of horns and even a Lion King cover.
Even without his liberty spikes, Jorge Herrera led The Casualties through a raucous set of punk rock. Photo: Frank Carroll
The Casualties w/ Year of the Wolf, All Systems Fail and Drunk As Shit @ The Salt Haus 5.25
We're now in the full swing of summer folks. Prior to the show, I spent a large amount of
Front man Jorge led the pandemonium provoking punx to move beyond the barricades with songs from On The Front Line, For The Punx, Diehards, and Underground Army albums from 1997 onwards.
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