Everywhere Wolves: South Bay based Everywhere Wolves was formed by members of 1208, The Darlings and Fiction Reform in late 2012. Born from a mutual love of visionaries such as The Replacements, The Kinks and Jawbreaker, Everywhere Wolves proudly wears its influences on its sleeve. The band's music as described by vocalist/guitarist Steve McCall: "I'll write these acoustic songs and show them to the others. Once everyone's fingerprints are on it, the little quiet whisper is now a war hymn." Andrew Tyler Murphy comes from the tumbling drum school of Dinosaur Jr. while lead guitarist Dave Tressel summons the twang of Keith Richard's living ghost. McCall's throaty vocals are backed by Dani Lehmann's weathered Levi's bass lines. Everywhere Wolves' mission is to bring back "Honest, gimmick free Rock n Roll." https://soundcloud.com/everywherewolves

Bourbon Saints: The Bourbon Saints are a full throttle, balls out, screwed, blued and tattooed Rock ‘N’ Roll machine hailing from Los Angeles, California. They have been tearing up stages and putting the fire back into music since March of 2005. With ex-members of Death Valley Driver, Texas Death Match, LA Slumlords, Deadbeat Vultures & Dead Engines, The Bourbon Saints are no strangers to the blood, sweat and dedication it takes to impress audiences and gain respect. The Bourbon Saints have quickly converted audiences to fans with their loud, explosive, kick you in the teeth live show. Their energy is infectious, their songs are ferocious and, their presence undeniable. Making them a stand out band amongst the masses in today’s music scene. The Bourbon Saints have electrified venues all across the City of Angels (including major venues House of Blues, Key Club, Viper Room, The Roxy, Whisky A Go-Go, The Troubadour) as well as having done local and regional touring. They also recently had fired up & inspired sets at both The Hootenanny & Las Vegas Shakedown Festivals in 2010. And they have supported much loved and respected bands and Artists such as The Adicts, Electric Frankenstein, The Dragons, Chuck Berry, TSOL, Fear, Adolescents, The Humpers, Year Long Disaster, Throw Rag, Guttermouth, Mau-Maus, Bullets & Octane, Lee Rocker (of the Stray Cats), Shooter Jennings, A.D.H.D., The Binges, Fireball Ministry, The Knives, The Chelsea Smiles, Gunfire '76, Black President as well as many other amazing bands. The Bourbon Saints recently self-released their debut album "Black Heart Blues" on 9/11/09 (available on Itunes.com, Amazon.com, Myspace.com) and have been featured on MTV's "Nitro Circus", "Dudesons In America" and, in several Southern California based Magazines: Big Wheel, Rock City News, All Access, L.A. Xpress, Sugarbuzz.com and have had a multi page spread/interview in Australian Musician Magazine in Australia along with their songs “Fire Breathin’ Preacher Man”, “Howl ‘N’ Spit”, “Bullies & Victims” getting air time on Pandora Radio, KUCI 88.9 FM (Irvine, CA), KSCU 103.3 FM (Santa Clara, CA), Radio Basile (Roma, Spain), numerous podcast broadcasts all over the world as well as having music featured in several adult films including “King Cobra” (distributed by Vivid Pictures) and, "Electric Cherry" (distributed by Anabolic Video). "Fire Breathin' Preacher Man" also appears on the Cleopatra Records compilation "L.A. Underground Punk". 2007 NOMINEE FOR "OUTSTANDING HARD ROCK BAND" ROCK CITY NEWS AWARDS 2007 NOMINEE FOR "BEST LIVE PERFORMANCE GROUP/ARTIST", "BEST ROCK GROUP/ARTIST" & "PEOPLE'S CHOICE" ~ ALL ACCESS MAGAZINE AWARDS 2008 NOMINEE FOR "BEST HARD ROCK BAND" & "BEST HOLLYWOOD BAND" ~ ROCK CITY NEWS AWARDS

Lightnin' Woodcock & The Bad MF's: Lightnin’ is often asked where I am originally from. That’s a complicated question to answer, goddammit. Lightnin’ was born a poor white child in Humboldt County back in 1968. Lightnin’ moved around, from Marin County to Germany, then to Atlanta and back to Germany until 1986 when I made Los Angeles my home. Since that time, Lightnin’ also lived briefly in Austin, TX and on a mountain in Southern Oregon, but otherwise I’ve spent about a quarter century in LA. Lightnin’s first band was a psychedelic-prog-punk band called Psychedelicatessen (1988-1994), which eventually led to me becoming Spike Liberty in the punk rock-pro wrestling-performance art band Foreign Object. During that time I met Liz McGrath, which led to me playing guitar for Miss Derringer (many years later) for several tours and one studio album, Winter Hill. Sean Wheeler (who also sang on 2 Derringer records) recruited Lightnin’ for his side-supergroup Sun Trash, and I have been honored to play every Sun Trash gig so far. Lightnin’ Woodcock has been making audiences blush and howl with my dirty blues since 2007. In 2008-2009 Lightnin’ Woodcock & the Bad Muthafuckaz started touring, I quit Miss Derringer and recorded my debut CD Ride The Lightnin‘, which was finally released on my own label in 2011. Lightnin’ followed up RTL’s humor with a darker record, the D.T.L.A.M.F. EP, and I have 2 new full length albums currently in pre-production.