What does Reggae music and the Marvel Cinematic Universe have in common? Well during episode 7 during season 2 of Marvel’s Luke Cage, Stephen Marley makes multiple appearances and tops a reggae filled soundtrack to the Netflix series.
Celebrating the release of their 9th studio album, Everyday Life, Everyday People, I had the chance to catch up with Slightly Stoopid vocalist, guitarist, bassist and San Diego sports fan, Miles Doughty. The album comes out July 13th and features an all-star cast of guest appearances that include: Ali Campbell of UB40, Yellowman, Don Carlos, […]
In a shocking announcement, one of Jamaica’s most respected reggae bands may have just officially broken up with Raging Fyah lead singer Kumar Bent declaring via social media that he is leaving the band.
Remember that cool “S” shaped thing you would draw over everything back in the 90’s? Fast-forward decades later and Stüssy remains alive and well, continuing to adapt and expand their brand recognition. And just in time for the summer, Stüssy recently announced that they will be launching their own exclusive Bob Marley clothing line.
It’s been 16 years since San Diego, CA’s reggae-rock band Mix Mob has put out any new music. The group disbanded in 2003 but has since reformed over the last year to release a new EP on July 12th, called: Paradise Found. Today, The Pier is proud to premiere their new song “Top of the […]
Getting ready to co-headline their Never-Ending Summer Tour, 311 and The Offspring got themselves into a little bit of trouble when band members P-Nut and Noodles got pulled over by the Super Troopers! 311.com and Offspring.com for tickets — To read more about the upcoming tour, click HERE!
Who doesn’t love surprises!? Unbeknownst to everyone without warning, Passafire dropped two new singles that they had hidden behind closed doors with “Call It What It Is” and “Would Have Known.”
Newcastle, Australia is almost 8,000 miles from Southern California. A full 19 hour plane ride from the streets of Los Angeles and the Bay areas, the streets that shaped bands like Lagwagon and No Use For A Name. 19 hours from the place where The Offspring, Pennywise, Green Day, and Blink-182 rocketed skate punk into […]
