After a near three-year hiatus from their annual summer outdoor amphitheater circuit, Slightly Stoopid has returned to the scene with their Summer Traditions tour — a celebratory series of concerts beginning July 7th of this year. Based in San Diego, Slightly Stoopid’s objective continues to focus solely on good times, good vibes, and connecting with […]
For the first time ever, Slightly Stoopid’s iconic 1998 release of The Longest Barrel Ride has been made available on Vinyl. And not just any vinyl, its been pressed on Transparent Electric Blue 180G Wax, and as a result, all 2500 pre-ordered copies have completely sold out. The Pre-order for the vinyl went live on […]
Record Store Day 2021 will be one for the books on June 12 & July 17th as the Reggae-Rock community will celebrate new vinyl drops & re-issues courtesy of Sublime, Slightly Stoopid, Dirty Heads and Pepper.
The 2018 Schools Out For Summer Tour had a dream lineup of Pepper, Stick Figure, and Slightly Stoopid. The chemistry and friendship between these three bands cannot be understated. Every night was a party in another city and all three bands were making guest appearances on each other’s sets. The majority of the tour was […]
Los Angeles, CA based reggae-rock group Arise Roots is making noise amid the release of their new single “Come and Get It” as the song features Kyle McDonald of Slightly Stoopid and Eric Rachmany of Rebelution. This is the first time Stoopid & Rebelution have been heard together on the same song.
Stick Figure will release their 7th studio album, World On Fire, August 30th, 2019. Today, we’re proud to give you a first look at the albums tracklisting, boasting 15 total songs with a few guest appearances.
Dan Sheehan, the Co-Owner, Producer & Talent Buyer of the largest reggae festival in the United States, California Roots Music & Arts Festival, participated in a Ask Me Anything session on Reddit. We found some interesting questions, replies & insight, most of which we spotlight in our recap.
Sublime discovering Slightly Stoopid as teenagers in the mid-90’s is the script inspirational movies are made of. The way Stoopid continues to pay homage to their early mentors and long time collaborators makes for a great second act to such a script as Slightly Stoopid’s Miles Doughty dishes to The Pier.
