THIS WEEKEND AT THE SHAKEDOWN BAR SD

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24TH
AGGRONAUTS
SIX CENTS
CHANGO’S PSYCHOTIC GARAGE
FREE
DOORS: 9 PM / SHOW: 10 PM

the AGGRONAUTS are marching on your town, a three piece siege engine. Hell-bent on crumbling the walls of a musical complacency that currently imprisons us all. So Cal Punk band that features members of D.I., SX-10 & Cypress Hill. SIX CENTS are from Pacific Beach and have been playin, together for a LONG time. Growin up in the southern California punk scene, these guys have earned their street credibility in more ways than one (believe that). The music is an array of punk, metal, rock and roll, ska and reggae. The live shows are a blast from the past with high energy and a stage performance second to none. CHANGO’S PSYCHOTIC GARAGE are delving into that whole Cleveland/NYC Punk ala 1977 scene with Dead Boys riffs along with Ramones & Heartbreakers snottiness.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH
DARSOMBRA
TOTIMOSHI
RIVERVERB
$5
DOORS: 9 PM / SHOW: 10 PM

DARSOMBRA is the audio/visual duo of Brian Daniloski and Ann Everton. Daniloski builds a leviathan of sound by layering guitar and vocals, drawing from traditions as disparate as doom, space and southern rock, modern classical, and musique concrete. Ann Everton’s psychotropic video work teleports the audience to an intergalactic journey of the soul in the vein of the last 30 minutes of “2001: A Space Odyssey”. TOTIMOSHI – Founded in 1997 have been forging their own path for well over a decade. Based on their love of Rock, some Metal, some Jazz, some Classical, some Rag, some Dixieland, some Blues, and some Mariachi, Totimoshi set out to be slaves to no one genre. They have released 5 albums to date and their 6th “Avenger” will soon be released and will tear your heart out. We promise. RIVERVERB is Frank Melendez, co-founder of Sprung Monkey in 1989, though he left the group a few years later in search of more challenging musical adventures and Jay Margart of Sugarrush Railroad Inc. Experimental Noise, if you will with deep seeded influences of Throbbing Gristle, Royal Trux, Spacemen 3 & the Dead C.

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26TH
ENGLISH DOGS
the CASUALTIES
TOXIC HOLOCAUST
HAVOK
the STRIKERS
$15 In Advance / $20 Day Of Show
BUY TICKETS ONLINE: http://epicentre.frontgatetickets.com/choose.php?a=1&lid=61953&eid=70399
Doors: 5:30 PM / Show: 6:30

THIS SHOW IS BEING HELD AT THE EPICENTRE & IT IS ALL AGES!!!!!!!

In 1980, British punk / metal crossover band ENGLISH DOGS was formed and gained immediate acclaim with top 10 indie chart releases. Though these initial releases were more straight-forward punk rock, the band’s metal leanings appeared on the highly acclaimed “Forward Into Battle” record, released in 1985. The seminal album was a major influence on bands such as METALLICA and SEPULTURA, and this year the “Forward Into Battle” lineup of founding-member Andrew “Pinch” Pinching (also of THE DAMNED), Graham “Gizz” Butt (ex-PRODIGY, THE MORE I SEE) and Adie Bailey has re-grouped to again bring that record to life for North America. Support on the trek will come from THE CASUALTIES, TOXIC HOLOCAUST and HAVOK.

Commented Gizz: “In 1984 to 1986, me , Pinch and Adie were writing and recording some of the most important and influential songs of our lives and our ‘Forward into Battle’ album was the peak of our success. The American fans completely got it. Crossover had arrived!! Our 1985 debut USA tour exploded with sellout shows and sights we’d never seen before, queues half a mile down the street, moshpits and circle pits all night long. We have finally reunited to achieve a dream that has been going on for over 25 years. To realize the entire ‘Forward Into Battle’ album, along with ‘To The Ends Of The Earth’ EP, another ambitious milestone, live in all their glories, to North America.”

Added founding ENGLISH DOGS member Pinch: “We were young and hungry for a musical challenge. The hardcore punk scene had become stagnant and new territories needed exploring. Adding Gizz to the band let us off the leash and we were able to wander down any musical alley we chose. We were 20 years old when we recorded ‘Forward Into Battle’, playing way beyond our abilities as musicians and lacking the studio technology to capture it. Now, 25 years later, we will finally be able to do this album justice, sonically. Live and in your face, the genre we helped to create is going once more ‘Forward Into Battle’.”

Upcoming Shows:
Feb 25 Darsombra, Totimoshi & Riververb
Feb 29 James Hunnicutt, Graham Lindsey & Jimmy Dean
Mar 1 the Squidling Brothers Circus Sideshow, Betty Beware and the Coffin Bangers Gorelesque & Zombie Surf Camp
Mar 2 Pharmacy, the Touchies & Kitty Plague
Mar 3 the Business (UK), Rat City Riot & the Downtown Struts
Mar 7 Joe Buck Yourself, Nick Bone and the Big Scene & the Hooten Hallers
Mar 8 Electric Frankenstein, Deadbeat Vultures, the Sawyer Family & Big Buck Hunter and the Pros
Mar 9 Gal Holiday and the Honky Tonk Revue, Bill Cardinal & His Canyon Band & Paperplanes (Leigh’s B-Day)
Mar 10 Griever, North & Alioth
Mar 16 Jughead’s Revenge, Whitekaps, Doggy Style, D.P.I. & the Wastrels
Mar 17 Purple Church, Slut Machine & the Great Electric Quest
Mar 20 James Leg (John Wesley Myers of The Black Diamond Heavies)
Mar 21 Peter and the Test Tube Babies, the Generators, Guitar Gangsters & Embalmers
Mar 22 Kamikaze Queens (ex Mad Sin), Viva Le Vox & Rachel Brooke
Mar 23 Crashed Out (UK), Rat City Riot & City Of Vain
Mar 24 the Recently Deceased
Mar 25 the Ataris, the Go Reflex (ex Pollen) & Sic Waiting
Mar 28 Reason To Rebel, the Big Small & Pretty Too Bad
Mar 30 the Sensitive Side, Stalins Of Sound & FM Bats
Mar 31 the Black Rose Phantoms, the Saints & Sinners & the Frighteners
Apr 6 Nuclear Tomorrow, Dirtbag & Sorry State
Apr 7 the Rocketz, Astro Zombies (France) & the Gore Horsemen
Apr 11 Margate, News From The Front, Sic Waiting & CPA
Apr 14 Oceanside Sound System, the Revivers & the Left Coasters
Apr 20 Wayne “the Train” Hancock, Behind The Wagon & the Avenues
Apr 21 Filthy Still
Apr 26 Voodoo Glow Skulls, D.P.I. & Break The Cycle
May 1 Jason And The Punknecks
May 3 Bitburger Presents: Bonzo Goes To Bitburg Night @ The Shakedown
May 5 Nerve Control & Verbal Desecration
May 12 Punk Rock Record Swap /the Cry, Casanova & Telephone Lovers
May 19 the Chuck Dukowski Sextet (ex Black Flag)
May 23 the Hookers, White Barons, El Camaro & Dethtrip Forever
Jun 9 Against The Grain, Oddball & Break The Cycle
Jul 7 Rikk Agnew, the Turps & Chango’s Psychotic Garage
Jul 13 Gore Noir’s Friday the 13th Comic Con Party with A Band Of Orcs
July 26 the Scarred, Evacuate & the Pinkerton Thugs

Other Shows brought to you by the Shakedown:
Feb 26 English Dogs, Casualties, Toxic Holocaust & Havok

Buy tickets online for upcoming shows:
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GET TO KNOW: FERAL BABIES bassist Marc Cody

FERAL BABIES
CONCEIVED: February, 2011
WHERE: Tampa, FL
BAND MATES: Sulynn Hago, Andy Stern, Justin Arnold
MUSICIAN NAME: Marc Cody

BRIEFING

I MOST ADMIRE: My Dad
THE SKY IS BLUE BECAUSE: It reflects off the ocean.  Didn’t you learn that in like 6th grade?
FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT: Subway
WHERE I ITCH THE MOST: Trigger finger
BEST PLACE TO BUY EQUIPMENT: Small shops
YOU PISS ME OFF BY: Play me some Christmas music
BEST WAY I PISS YOU OFF:  I’ll pee in your guitar.  Perhaps I will call you a “sissy”.
IF I RULED FOR A DAY I WOULD: Do it in the road.
WORST BAND IN HISTORY: That new Metallica/Lou Reed thing.
BEST BAND IN HISTORY: Ramones
PROUDEST MOMENT: When I played my first gig.
FAVORITE BAND: Ramones
BEST BAND LATELY: Star Fucking Hipsters
IF I COULD HANG WITH ANYONE *dead or alive* FOR A DAY: Charles Bukowski

SOME QUESTIONS TO PONDER

What do you think about music labels and the music industry in total?
I think that the internet has made music labels and record companies obsolete.  Musicians today can make their music available to the world completely on their own using the sorcery of the Web. This definitely hurts the music industry but it’s wonderful for artists everywhere.

What sacrifices have you made to be a musician?
I am not as smart as I probably should be.  I also had to abandon real ambition and wear shitty clothes.  The people around me often smell.

Where do you draw the inspiration for songs?
I think that everyday problems and life occurrences are the best inspirations for songs.  I wanted to write a song called “Japandemonium” but my singer, Justin, said “no”. I also love to read and think that it expands your capacity to be creative.

What are you doing today?
Trying to be witty for this interview.  Also, the basketball game is on.

What music projects are you currently working on?
Feral Babies takes up most of my time musically but I also do a metal project with my buddy, Louie, called the Jim Jones Jamboree.  It’s a thrash-heavy extravaganza.

Did you or do you have any groupies?
I don’t kiss and tell.

How important are politics in todays society?
I really like to keep my ear open to what is going on in politics but for the most part I feel that politicians just simply feed us what they think we want to hear in order to obtain or hold on to power.  Many of these people are dangerous idiots and they should stay away from children.

Do you think you will make a bigger impression on the world as a musician or doing something else? If something else, then what?
I would like to think that the music I have created with my friends throughout my time as a musician brings people happiness and they never tire of listening to it.

Who was your favorite bandmate?
My old band, Arm The Poor, had an inflatable whale named Frank The Asshole who hung around us for a bit. He was alright.

Ultimate band to open for?
Ramones

What was your favorite gig?
When Feral Babies got to play with Off!  That was amazing!

What made you want to be in a band?
Playing guitar by yourself gets boring.

Who do you aspire to be in 5 years?
Myself

What do you see in the future of punk rock?
Well there is absolutely no money in it.  You have to do it because you love it!  As long as there are kids who have a passion for good music and have a will to play it, punk will always be around.

Are you hungry right now?
I could go for a sandwich.  Are you buying?

SELF PORTRAIT

CHOOSE ONE

BLACK FLAG or CIRCLE JERKS: Circle Jerks
DEAD BOYS or CRO MAGS: Dead Boys
MAD SIN or DOA: DOA
AGNOSTIC FRONT or THE GERMS: The Germs
THE CASUALTIES or PENNYWISE: The Casualties
ADOLESCENTS or NEW YORK DOLLS: New York Dolls
SUICIDAL TENDENCIES or THE DEAD MILKMEN: Dead Milkmen
FLOGGING MOLLY or THE ADICTS: Flogging Molly
FUGAZI or SUBHUMANS: Subhumans
MISFITS or THE CLASH: Misfits
BAD BRAINS or MINOR THREAT: Bad Brains
OPERATION IVY or DEAD KENNEDYS: Dead Kennedys

If you’d like to take him to lunch. Leave us a comment and we’ll send him your info 🙂

JUICE MAGAZINE in association with DC-JAM RECORDS present SK8TRACKS VOLUME 3

Sk8Tracks Volume 3 is live! We teamed up with DC-Jam Records once again to bring you free music. This time we got Jello Biafra & The Guantanamo School of Medicine, The Meat Puppets, Fishbone, Joe Buck Yourself, Flipper, Feral Babies, Duane Peters & The Great Unwashed, OFF!, The Boardlords and Wayne Kramer. You can listen and download all of the tracks here. On top of the tunes we’ll be bringing you album reviews and exclusive interviews with some of our participants as well as opportunities to win some gear. We started off with drummer Stephen DePace from Flipper.

Also, For the entire months of January and February all Juice Magazine readers will receive 20 percent off of any DC-Jam Records purchase through their E Store. Simply plug in the code “JuiceMagazine” during checkout to redeem savings. The store is located at www.dcjamrecords.bigcartel.com

If you want more information on any of the artists stay tuned for interviews from Keith Morris, Wayne Kramer & The Boardlords in Juice Magazine 69 and others on the Juice Magazine Blog.

PANHANDLE SLIM “L.A. FOLK” ART SHOW

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PANHANDLE SLIM “L.A. FOLK” ART SHOW COVERAGE

OCTOBER. 15, 2011

RANCH-N-ROLL

PHOTOS BY DAN LEVY

Libby Knudson, artist and sole proprietor, of what has become one of the coolest galleries in Los Angeles, the Ranch-N-Roll, played host to yet another epic art expose’ on October 15, 2011. This evening featured the colorful and impacting works of deep South folk artist Panhandle Slim. Some in the skateboarding world might know him as Scott Stanton, one of the infamous Zorlac team warrior rippers. Others may know him through his unique Southern folk music with a twist. In whatever capacity you know of Panhandle Slim, his artistic talent is as unprecedented as his unassuming demeanor and relentless passion for creating his art in all forms.

This show highlighted a vibrant body of work encapsulating a diverse array of prolific musicians, skateboarders, poets, politicians, writers and other persons of merit. All of the paintings included quotes from the highlighted individual along with a caricature style portrait. It was  overwhelmingly pleasant as you moved through the space and took in the power of the pieces coupled by the humor and sarcasm behind all the icons portrayed.

The opposing walls and displays were decorated with original works by Libby Knudson embellishing her custom country flair and unique eye for functional impacting display. The wooden cases were filled with authentic Western apparel and perfectly worn in cowboy boots giving you the sense of being in an old Western thoroughfare within shouting distance of a saloon.

The back patio served as a speak easy for the evening with an intimate setting where the small elite crowd was fortunate to experience a one of a kind performance by Rain Phoenix.  This duo performed a rendition of “California Uber Alles” by the Dead Kennedies with a hauntingly prolific energy that left the entire audience in awe. The spirits were flowing as the barkeeper worked frivolously to appease the temporary saloon serving with a smile and sarcastic wit.

Panhandle Slim took a small detour from selling his art to sing a country song with Rain Phoenix bringing some Southern gut to the City of Angels. Exene Cervenka of legendary punk band X was in attendance along with art collectors and other Los Angeles elite.

The show was a complete success as Ranch-N-Roll continues to play host to some of the best modern-day artists in the world. Stay tuned for more to come from Panhandle Slim at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=814093496.

Make sure to check out Ranch and Roll when you are in the Los Angeles area and pick up one of Libby’s custom-made Guadalupe chairs while you’re there. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ranch-n-Roll/125615207451186

JUICE MAGAZINE – EVENTS CALENDAR

JUICE MAGAZINE EVENT LISTING 2011-2012

The Juice Magazine Event Listing represents a mix of dates from press releases and current news outlets. If you see a mistake, please email us. All event listings are subject to change. If you have news or an event you’d like to have listed please email juice@juicemagazine.com.

Nov 8 – 1031 Tour

Nov 10 – RS2 Solid Sound @ Tres Gringos (San Jose, CA)

Nov 11 – Billy Al Bengston @ Subliminal Projects (1331 W. Sunset Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90026) 7PM – 10PM

Nov 12 – Texas Style Transitionary Ritual @ Overground Project ( 2117 S. Ervay St. Dallas, Texas

Nov 12 – Cold Man Jam 5 @ Pier 62, NYC, NY, 10AM – 3PM

Nov 12 – Recent Work by Peggy Oki Opening Reception @ the Sojourner Cafe (134 E. Canon Perdido, Santa Barbara, CA 93101)

Nov 12 – Harold Hunter Day V @ 12TH L.E.S. Skatepark (New York City, NY)

Nov 12- Kar and Bike Show @ Downtown Wilmington, NC on Princess St. from Frount St. to 3rd St.

Nov 12 – Nuclear Blast presents Exodus, All Shall Parish, Origin & Decrepit Birth @ The Roxy (9009 Sunset Blvd. West Hollywood, CA 90069)

Nov 12 – RAT Tour @ Lewisville Skatepark (1031 S. Railroad Park, Lewisville, TX 75057)

Nov 12 – Memphis Skate Park Grand Opening (Memphis, TN) 10AM

Nov 12-Dec 20 – Vans Triple Crown of Surfing @ North Shore, Oahu, HI

Nov 13 – Invincible Skateboards Launch Party/Art Show @ Tiger Tiger Bar in North Park, San Diego, CA) 6PM

Nov 19 – King Of ‘Crete Florida Bowlriders Cup @ Orlando Skatepark (400 Festival Way Orlando, FL 32803) 11AM

Nov 19 – Grind For Ray @ Greenfield Grind Skate Park (1701 Burnett Boulevard, Wilmington, NC) 9AM

Nov 19 – Punk Rock BBQ Make Up Show @ The Queens Wharf (555 Pico Ave. Long Beach, CA)

Nov 19 – The Ian Tilmann Foundation’s Benefit Rock Fest & Board – A – Thon @ MLK Community Center / Stirling Skate Park (550 Laura Lane Dunedin, FL 34698-4927) 10AM

Nov 19-20 – Telekom Extreme Playground @ Berlin, Germany

Nov 19- Dec 31- Surfing Santa and Surfboard Auction @ The Ritz- Carlton, Laguna Niguel

Nov 24-Dec 6 – O’Neill World Cup @ Sunset Beach, Oahu, HI (tentative)

Nov 26 – Venice Surf-A-Thon @ Venice Beach, CA

Nov 26 – Venice Thanksgiving Throwdown @Venice Beach Skate Park (Venice, CA)

Dec 1- 4 – Tampa AM @ Skatepark of Tampa, Tampa, FL

Dec 1-Feb 28 – Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau @ Waimea Bay, Oahu, HI

Dec 3 – N-Men 2011 Christmas Party @ The Blue Lamp (Sacramento, CA) 9PM

Dec 8-20 – ASP World Tour Billabong Pipe Masters @ Banzai Pipeline, Oahu, HI

2012

Jan 5 – 6 – Agenda @ Long Beach Convention Center (300 E. Ocean Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90802)

March 19 – 23 – The Ultimate Boarder Surfing on Seaside Reef in Cardiff, CA

Mar 23-25 – Tampa Pro @ Skatepark of Tampa, Tampa, FL

March 24 Ultimate Boarder Skateboarding @ The Del Mar Fairgrounds

May 12 – 13 – OluKai Ho’Olaule’a Ocean Festival (Maui, HI)

June 8 – 10 – 16th Annual Electric Daisy Carnival @ The Las Vegas Motor Speedway (Las Vegas, NV)

June 15 – 17 – AM2 2012 @ The Anaheim Convention Center (800 West Katella Avenue, Anaheim, CA 92802)

JUICE ART SHOW VIDEO: G.F.P. AT BENEFIT FOR BABETTE AND JEFF HO

The Juice Magazine Surf Skate Culture Collection: A Benefit for Babette featured an amazing set by Tony Alva and G.F.P., and it was getting wild in the VIP lounge upstairs with DJ Ray Flores, Tonan, Peck and Rosie on the mic. “Punk as fuck!” Thanks again to everyone who contributed, volunteered and attended. We’ve still got art available from the show at http://www.juicemagazine.com/BABETTEBENEFIT.html. Art exhibit closes Oct. 31, 2011. For those who wish to give to Babette and Jeff Ho, please click here.

PHOTOS from Surf Skate Culture Collection 3: A Benefit for Babette

BIG THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO ATTENDED. Check out some flicks from the Juice Magazine Surf Skate Culture Collection 3: A Benefit for Babette.

Want to send us your pictures? Have any questions? CLICK HERE to get on our Kaptur page and see everyone’s posts, photos, and videos from the event.

Color photos by Dan Levy. Black and white photos by Alicia Gilmour.

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Thank you to everyone that donated, attended, volunteered and participated. The event was a huge success!

THANK YOU:

G.F.P.:
Nick Manning – Drummer (Southbay Nick)
Tom Davis – Lead Singer (Crazy Tom)
Aime Caron – Guitar
Tony Alva – Bass

DJ: Ray Flores

EVENT SPONSORS
Vans
DTA Posse
Sector 9
House of Marley
Juice Magazine

AUCTION DONATIONS
Big Daddy & Sons
Bloodhorse
Carter Slade
Century Media Records
Chris “Slappy” Sutherland
Cliche Skateboards
DC Jam Records
Dave England
Dickhouse Productions
Dogtown
Enjoi
Eric Dressen
Evil Goods
Fender
Garage Skate Shop
Ger-I Lewis
Gullwing
Jackass
Just Chill Water
Maui & Sons
Monster Energy Drinks
Munson Industries
Native Shoes
Nitro Circus
Ozone
Picollo
Powell Peralta
Red Bull
Six Stair
Subjekt Audio
SPA USA
Tom from HB     & wife
VSA – Venice Skateboard Association
Vans
Venice Originals
Venice Paparrazi
Vinyl Solution
Wayne Kramer

CATERING DONATED BY:
Sushi Girl
Hemp Ale
Just Chill Water
Terri’s Meatballs
Ona Gauthier

SKATE RAMP DONATED BY
Old Star
Jim Callans
Chris Eidem
David Wiley
Doug Smith (art)

ART DONATED BY:
C.R. STECYK III
SUSANNE MELANIE BERRY
STEVE OLSON
DAVID HACKETT
JEFF AMENT
WES HUMPSTON
WYNN MILLER
TONY ALVA
SHEPARD FAIREY
JAMES O’MAHONEY
ERIC DRESSEN
PAT NGOHO
KELLY D. WILLIAMS
ONA GAUTHIER
TIM KERR
LIBBY KNUDSEN
PANHANDLE SLIM
GEORGE PETERSON
ERIC “TUMA” BRITTON
JESSE MARTINEZ
JAMES MUIR
DOUG SMITH
CHICKEN
ANN SUMMA
JAY ADAMS
BART SARIC
DAN LEVY
BLOCK
CHUCK KATZ
JADE CURLY
DAVID FLORES
STEVE CABALLERO
DEREK ALBECK
MARCO ZAMORA
TONAN
MATT SMITH
MITCH REITER
BRETT HAMMOND
BILLY DUNLOP
CRIS DAWSON
ADAM PAUL
SLAPPY
ERRANDBOY
BRAD BOWMAN
SUSAN WEINBERG
DAVE FLYNN
KELLY JACKSON
CHRISTIAN GUNTHER

STATE OF SKATE WALL SKATEBOARDS
ALMOST
ARBOR
BULLDOG SKATES
CHOCOLATE
DOGTOWN
EVIL GOODS
FACTORY 13
GIRL
MYSTERY
POWELL PERALTA
SKATEPUCK
SKATERMADE
SLAVE
VERTICAL SMILE
ZERO

VOLUNTEERS
Tanya Martin
Alicia Gilmour
Lauren Wiley
Bill’s Nelson Painting
Libby Knudsen
Ona Gauthier
Sharon Wu
Nikki at Sushi Girl
Tonan
David Wiley
Nick Dunlop
Dom Bertolami
Trevor Thorpe
Patrick Wilson
Joaquin Sahagun
Chris
Steve Davey
Willy Sions
Susanne Melanie Berry
James Reed
Gabe Reed
Jesse Martinez
Doug Smith

PERSONAL DONATIONS
Barbara Lonsdale
Christian Guenther
Traci Robinson
Drew Kunze
BooBoo
Louis
Joaquin Sahagun
Peter Klimenko
Jamie Valasquez
Todd
Amy & Gemma
Janis Gaudy
Molz Anqelbralt
Dwnowels
Kate Minelain
Kimmie Welsh
Rita Gonzalez
Tamra Hernandez
Steve Waugh
Wolfe
Teddy K
Casey Stevens
Dylan Gasperik
Jon Penson
Kody Noble
Spread Inc.
Jesse Martinez
Gabriel Sanchez
Melissa Daly
Monique Reynolds
Crystal Skinner
Jamison Sinclair
Lanie
Bennett Harada
Mark Sweetzer
Eduardo Sallada
Mauro Monteiro
Peck
Patty Nemenz
Lori Lorenzo
Nadine Wright
Dave White
Denise Fleming
David Stockard
Mario Correa
William Meyerchak
Heidi Lemmon
Garage Skate Shop
Scott Manning
Dave England
Mikey Samuelson
Dave Maralas
Matt Smith
Joey Casillas
Brian Zarate
Michael Bernheim
Jeremy Parker
Christine & Bob Milam
Dave Flynn
Roland “Cholo” Sanchez
Joey Gant
Lance Carrera
Masao Miyashiro
Simon Brown
Ian Dean
Neil Carver
Greg Falk
Jen Wolf
Andree Lacourciere
Aime Caron
Anthony Peters

Juice Surf Skate Culture Collection 3 Art Show Auction is LIVE!

We wanted to thank everyone that came out to the Juice Magazine Surf Skate Culture Collection 3: A Benefit for Babette! The photos and video are in progress and we’ll be posting all the coverage soon, but in the meantime, we wanted to put out an update on the current items up for auction to help Babette. We had some amazing artists contribute pieces to the auction. Here are the first four items ready to be bid on.

Wes Humpston One of a Kind Bulldog Tribute to Jeff Ho Zephyr Skateboard

Pearl Jam Autographed Fender Squier Bass w/ Soft Road Case

C.R. Stecyk III "On Strike" Jay Adams Bicknell Hill 1974 Framed Print

Autographed Shepard Fairey Print of a Tony Alva Photo by Wynn Miller

FOLK L.A. featuring PANHANDLE SLIM ARTWORK

Folk L.A. is an art show featuring the deep South’s Panhandle Slim and his  paintings of L.A.’s top anti-heroes: from Axl to Z-Boys and more. Panhandle Slim otherwise known as Scott Stanton, (old Zorlac pro) has put together an epic show that will be hosted by the lovely Libby Knudsen at the Ranch-N-Roll, at 5106 Fountain Ave, Los Angeles, CA. Special Guest, Rain Phoenix, will be singing original songs and punk rock classics for opening night of the show, October 15, 2011.

Check out more from Panhandle Slim at http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=814093496

Check out more from Ranch-N-Roll at http://www.facebook.com/pages/Ranch-n-Roll/125615207451186