Live Performances by Descendents
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In January 1985, the Descendents were riding high on the momentum from their iconic album "Milo Goes to College," which had been released just a year ... Read Full Description >
In January 1985, the Descendents were riding high on the momentum from their iconic album "Milo Goes to College," which had been released just a year prior, in 1982. This album is often credited with helping to shape the punk rock genre and is particularly notable for its thematic exploration of adolescence and relationships. The live performance of "Marriage" captured in the video showcases the band's energetic style and clever songwriting, elements that contributed to their enduring influence in the punk scene. Interestingly, the Descendents are known for their distinct blend of punk rock with elements of pop and humor, a characteristic that is evident in both their studio work and live shows. By 1985, the band was not only solidifying their reputation but also beginning to explore deeper lyrical themes, setting the stage for their future albums and the evolution of their sound.
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In January 1985, when the Descendents performed the live recording of "Suburban Home" and "Good Good Things," they were on the cusp of a significant t... Read Full Description >
In January 1985, when the Descendents performed the live recording of "Suburban Home" and "Good Good Things," they were on the cusp of a significant turning point in their career. This performance came shortly after the release of their seminal album "I Don't Want to Grow Up," which was released in 1985, showcasing their evolving sound and lyrical maturity. Captured during a lively show, the energy reflects their status as an influential pop-punk band that was blending melodic hooks with themes of adolescence and social commentary. Notably, the era marked a period of increased recognition for the band, as they moved beyond the hardcore punk scene to gain a wider audience, which included the mainstream market. Their authentic and youthful exuberance during live performances set the stage for their lasting impact on the genre and continues to resonate with fans today.
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In December 1985, the Descendents were on the ascendancy within the punk rock scene, having released their fourth studio album, "I Don't Want to Grow ... Read Full Description >
In December 1985, the Descendents were on the ascendancy within the punk rock scene, having released their fourth studio album, "I Don't Want to Grow Up," earlier that same year. The live recording of "Myage" captures the band at a pivotal moment in their career, as they were transitioning from their earlier, youthful sounds to more mature themes in their music. "I Don't Want to Grow Up" introduced a more diverse range of influences and showcased the band's signature blend of catchy melodies and introspective lyrics, solidifying their place in punk history. Interestingly, this period also aligned with the band's growing popularity, particularly among the nascent pop-punk crowd. The 1985 performance exemplifies their energetic stage presence, which has become a hallmark of their live shows, further endearing them to fans and influencing future generations of musicians.
Descendents Live Performance of 'Suburban Home' in Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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On December 15, 1985, the Descendents performed live in Los Angeles, showcasing their energetic style and distinct blend of punk rock and melodic sens... Read Full Description >
On December 15, 1985, the Descendents performed live in Los Angeles, showcasing their energetic style and distinct blend of punk rock and melodic sensibilities. At this point in their career, they had just released their influential album "I Don't Want to Grow Up" earlier that year. This release marked a significant step in their evolution as a band, as it showcased more sophisticated themes and songwriting, contrasting with their earlier, more straightforward punk approach. Notably, "Suburban Home," a track performed during the live recording, has become one of their signature songs, encapsulating the band's commentary on suburban life and youth alienation. The performance exemplifies their high-energy stage presence and dedication to crafting relatable, anthemic music that resonates with fans, solidifying their place within the punk rock scene.
Descendents Live Performance of 'Catalina' in Concert at Catalina
Catalina, CA, United States
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By December 1985, the Descendents were in a pivotal phase of their career following the release of their album "Milo Goes to College" in 1982, which h... Read Full Description >
By December 1985, the Descendents were in a pivotal phase of their career following the release of their album "Milo Goes to College" in 1982, which had solidified their influence in the punk rock scene. The live recording from Catalina captures their energetic performance style during a time of burgeoning popularity, emphasizing the band's distinctive sound characterized by catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. In this performance, they play "Catalina," showcasing their ability to engage audiences with both humor and heartfelt emotion. Additionally, during this era, the band was known for their distinctive approach to punk, which often incorporated themes of adolescence and personal experiences, setting them apart from their contemporaries. Following this live recording, the Descendents would continue to evolve, further impacting the punk and melodic hardcore genres with subsequent releases.
The Descendents - Full Concert Live at Safari Sams, Huntington Beach
Safari Sams
Huntington Beach, CA, United States
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On December 15, 1985, the Descendents performed live at Safari Sams in Huntington Beach, showcasing their energetic punk rock sound during a pivotal m... Read Full Description >
On December 15, 1985, the Descendents performed live at Safari Sams in Huntington Beach, showcasing their energetic punk rock sound during a pivotal moment in their career. Leading up to this recording, the band had released their influential album "I Don't Want to Grow Up" in 1985, which solidified their reputation in the punk scene and featured themes of youthful angst and rebellion. The live show captured the band's raw energy and tight musicianship, with frontman Milo Aukerman delivering spirited vocals alongside the skilled rhythm section of Bill Stevenson, Doug Carrion, and Ray Cooper. An interesting aspect of this performance is that it occurred during a time when the Descendents were rapidly gaining a dedicated fanbase, bridging the gap between punk rock's roots and the burgeoning pop-punk movement of the late 1980s. This recording serves as a testament to their influence and the evolving sound that would characterize their future works.
Descendents Full Concert at Mississippi Nights, St. Louis, MO - Pro Shot
Mississippi Nights
St. Louis, MO, United States
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On March 24, 1987, the Descendents were at a pivotal moment in their career, performing live at Mississippi Nights in St. Louis. This performance coin... Read Full Description >
On March 24, 1987, the Descendents were at a pivotal moment in their career, performing live at Mississippi Nights in St. Louis. This performance coincided with the band’s rise in the punk rock scene following the release of their album "All," which came out in 1987, just a few months after this recording. This album showcased the band's evolving sound and solidified their reputation for blending punk with catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. Interestingly, "All" was a return to the studio for the Descendents after a brief hiatus, and it included fan-favorite tracks that would become staples in their live sets. During this time, the band was known for their energetic performances and the songwriting partnership between Milo Aukerman and Bill Stevenson was key to their distinct style, making their concerts memorable events for fans. The recording itself captures the vitality of their live shows during this crucial turning point in their trajectory.
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In November 1996, the Descendents performed live at Oddville, capturing a pivotal moment in their career shortly after the release of their album "Eve... Read Full Description >
In November 1996, the Descendents performed live at Oddville, capturing a pivotal moment in their career shortly after the release of their album "Everything Sucks" in 1996. This album marked a significant comeback for the band after a lengthy hiatus, showcasing their signature blend of punk rock with introspective lyrics. At this time, the lineup featured Milo Aukerman on vocals, Karl Alvarez on bass, Stephen Egerton on guitar, and Bill Stevenson on drums. The live performance of "When I Get Old" reflects their continued evolution as a band, balancing energetic punk with mature themes. Notably, the recording also features Rich Brown, who played host during the show, hinting at the playful and experimental spirit of the era. The performance reinforces the band's status as a seminal influence in the punk scene, having revitalized their sound and presence in the 1990s after previously disbanding.
Descendents Live Performance of 'Coolidge' and 'Everything Sucks' at Pinkpop Festival
Megaland
Landgraaf, The Netherlands
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In May 1997, during the pivotal period of their career marked by a resurgence in popularity, Descendents were supporting their album "Everything Sucks... Read Full Description >
In May 1997, during the pivotal period of their career marked by a resurgence in popularity, Descendents were supporting their album "Everything Sucks," which had been released earlier that same year. This album is notable as it was their first studio release since reuniting in 1996, after a significant hiatus. The live recording from the Pinkpop Festival captures the band showcasing songs from "Everything Sucks," including the tracks “Coolidge” and “Everything Sucks.” An interesting aspect of this performance is that it reflects the band's transition back into the punk rock scene, demonstrating their continued evolution and relevance in a genre that often changes rapidly. The interviews featured in the video with lead vocalist Milo Aukerman and bassist Karl Alvarez also provide insight into the band's mindset at this time, illustrating their dedication to both their music and their fans.
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In 1997, when the Descendents performed live at the Pinkpop festival, they were in the midst of promoting their album "Everything Sucks," which had be... Read Full Description >
In 1997, when the Descendents performed live at the Pinkpop festival, they were in the midst of promoting their album "Everything Sucks," which had been released in 1996. This album marked a significant return for the band after a long hiatus and was their first studio release in nearly a decade. "Everything Sucks" showcased a matured sound while maintaining the band’s trademark punk energy, resonating well with both longtime fans and newer audiences. The performance at Pinkpop is notable as it captured the excitement of the band reforming and reestablishing themselves in the punk scene. During this period, the Descendents were also notable for their influential style and for pioneering themes that combined emotional depth with catchy melodies, setting a standard within the punk genre. Their performance at Pinkpop illustrated their vigorous stage presence and underscored their enduring legacy in punk rock.
Descendents - Reading Festival 1997 Full Concert
Reading Festival
Reading, PA, United States
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In August 1997, during their performance at the Reading Festival, the Descendents were experiencing a significant phase in their career. The band's mo... Read Full Description >
In August 1997, during their performance at the Reading Festival, the Descendents were experiencing a significant phase in their career. The band's most recent album, "Everything Sucks," had been released in 1996, marking a resurgence in their popularity after a period of hiatus. This album was notable for its mature themes and catchy melodies, aligning well with their signature pop-punk sound. The Reading Festival performance showcased tracks from this album, reflecting the band's return to the scene and cementing their status as influential figures in the punk rock genre. Additionally, the Descendents are recognized for their introspective lyrics and humorous take on teen life and relationships, which resonated with fans during this live recording. Their energetic set at the festival highlighted their enduring appeal and ability to connect with the audience, reaffirming their legacy in the punk rock landscape.
Descendents - Live at Fun Fun Fun Fest (Full Concert)
Fun Fun Fun Fest
Austin, TX, United States
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In November 2010, the Descendents performed at the Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin, marking a significant moment in their career as it was their first live... Read Full Description >
In November 2010, the Descendents performed at the Fun Fun Fun Fest in Austin, marking a significant moment in their career as it was their first live show after an eight-year hiatus. Prior to this reunion, the band had released their album "Cool to Be You" in 2004, which was well-received and demonstrated their enduring influence in the punk rock scene. The live set at Fun Fun Fun Fest showcased their energetic punk sound and a blend of songs from their earlier repertoire, reflecting their roots while re-establishing their presence in the music world. One interesting fact about this performance is that it not only celebrated their return but also highlighted their dedicated fan base, as many attendees were excited to witness the live revival of a band that had shaped the punk genre. The performance reignited interest in their work and led to new projects in the following years.
Descendents - Clean Sheets Live Performance at No Sleep Til Festival, Sydney
No Sleep Til Festival
Sydney, Australia
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In December 2010, when the Descendents performed "Clean Sheets" live at the No Sleep Til Festival in Sydney, they were riding the wave of their succes... Read Full Description >
In December 2010, when the Descendents performed "Clean Sheets" live at the No Sleep Til Festival in Sydney, they were riding the wave of their successful album "Cool to Be You," which was released in 2004. This performance came several years after their reformation in 2008, marking a resurgence in the band's career after a hiatus. The Descendents, known for their pioneering role in punk rock, had built a dedicated fanbase and showcased their energetic live performance style during this festival, contributing to their reputation as influential musicians. It’s also noteworthy that they continued to build upon their legacy and relevance in the punk scene, later releasing the album "Hypercaffium Spazzinate" in 2016, marking a strong return to form. The live recording captures their signature blend of melody and punk attitude, a hallmark of their style.
Descendents - Full Concert Live at Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival
Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival
Indio, CA, USA
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In 2013, the Descendents were riding a resurgence in popularity following the release of their album "Hypercaffium Spazzinate," which came out in 2016... Read Full Description >
In 2013, the Descendents were riding a resurgence in popularity following the release of their album "Hypercaffium Spazzinate," which came out in 2016, but in the time period surrounding the live recording at Coachella on April 13, 2013, the band was active, having released the "Merican" EP in 2011. This performance marked a significant moment in their career, as it came during a period of renewed interest in the band, which had originally formed in 1978 and influenced the pop-punk genre heavily with their signature blend of catchy melodies and humorous, often introspective lyrics. Notably, the Coachella set showcased a mix of their classic tracks, such as "Suburban Home" and "Clean Sheets," along with newer material, reflecting their ability to engage both long-time fans and newer audiences alike. This performance contributed to the band’s lasting legacy within the punk rock scene.
Descendents - Hope Live Performance at O2 Ritz, Manchester
O2 Ritz
Manchester, United Kingdom
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In 2017, the Descendents were riding the wave of their comeback album, "Hypercaffium Spazzinate," which had been released in 2016. This album marked t... Read Full Description >
In 2017, the Descendents were riding the wave of their comeback album, "Hypercaffium Spazzinate," which had been released in 2016. This album marked their first full-length release in over a decade, demonstrating their enduring appeal in the punk rock scene. During their live performance at the Primavera Sound festival in Barcelona, the band delivered a set that emphasized both their classic sound and their new material. Notably, "Everything Sux" and "Nothing With You" were included in the setlist, showcasing the band's knack for catchy melodies and insightful lyrics. The Descendents have a storied history, often credited with influencing the pop-punk genre, and their lively performance at such a prominent festival highlighted their continuing relevance and the dedication of their fanbase. The energy of this live recording reflects the band's long-standing commitment to their craft and the audience's enthusiastic reception.
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In January 2018, during the live recording at Camp Punk in Drublic, the Descendents were riding a wave of renewed energy following their 2016 album "H... Read Full Description >
In January 2018, during the live recording at Camp Punk in Drublic, the Descendents were riding a wave of renewed energy following their 2016 album "Hypercaffium Spazzinate." This album marked their first studio release in over a decade and was well-received, re-establishing the band's presence in the punk rock scene. Their live performance showcases classic hits along with new material, reflecting their ability to engage both long-time fans and a new generation of listeners. An interesting fact about the Descendents is that they are known for their innovative blend of melodic punk with witty, often introspective lyrics, which has heavily influenced numerous bands in the genre. Their consistent touring and live performances, like the one captured in this recording, have solidified their reputation as one of the enduring bands of punk rock.
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In 2019, during the Descendents' performance at Sabroso Fest, the band was riding high on the success of their 2016 album, "Hypercaffium Spazzinate." ... Read Full Description >
In 2019, during the Descendents' performance at Sabroso Fest, the band was riding high on the success of their 2016 album, "Hypercaffium Spazzinate." This album marked their first in over a decade and was well-received, showcasing their signature blend of punk rock and melodic elements. Notably, "Hypercaffium Spazzinate" was also their first album released via their own label, Epitaph Records. By the time of the live recording, Descendents had solidified their legacy within the punk scene, celebrated for their energetic performances and relatable, often humorous lyrics. The 2019 concert highlighted their enduring appeal and ability to engage with both longtime fans and new listeners, demonstrating their evolution while maintaining the core elements that defined their early work. The live recording captures the band’s vibrant stage presence and the enthusiastic response from the audience, emphasizing their continued relevance in the punk rock genre.
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In January 2019, when the Descendents performed at Camp Anarchy, they were riding a wave of renewed attention following the release of their album “... Read Full Description >
In January 2019, when the Descendents performed at Camp Anarchy, they were riding a wave of renewed attention following the release of their album “Hypercaffium Spazzinate” in 2016. This was their first studio album in about a decade, marking a significant return to form for the band. The performance, which included the song "'Merican," aligned with the band's trailblazing punk ethos, showcasing their energetic sound and witty lyrics. Additionally, the Descendents' influence on pop punk was underscored during this time, with their songs often reflecting personal experiences and social commentary. Camp Anarchy was a fitting venue for their sound, emphasizing the band's deep connections to punk culture and their enduring appeal within the genre.
Descendents Live Performance of 'Bikeage' at Punk Rock Bowling Festival
Punk Rock Bowling and Music Festival
Las Vegas, NV, United States
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In May 2019, during the Punk Rock Bowling and Music Festival in Las Vegas, Descendents performed live, showcasing their classic track "Bikeage." Leadi... Read Full Description >
In May 2019, during the Punk Rock Bowling and Music Festival in Las Vegas, Descendents performed live, showcasing their classic track "Bikeage." Leading up to this performance, the band had released their sixth studio album, "Hyproxy," in 2016, which marked a significant return to form after a long hiatus. This album re-established their influence in the punk rock scene and was celebrated for its melodic intensity and lyrical depth. The performance of “Bikeage” during the festival not only highlighted their enduring popularity but also served as a reminder of their roots and the band's ability to connect with audiences across generations. Notably, Descendents are recognized for being pioneers in the pop-punk genre, and performances like this continue to reinforce their impact on the music landscape. The energy at the festival underscored the band's commitment to live performances and their enduring legacy in punk rock culture.
Descendents Live Performance of 'Smile' at Phaser Control Recording Studio
Phaser Control Recording Studio
San Diego, California, United States
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On November 30, 2022, Descendents performed "Smile" live at Phaser Control Recording Studio in San Diego for a 91X X-session. At this stage in their c... Read Full Description >
On November 30, 2022, Descendents performed "Smile" live at Phaser Control Recording Studio in San Diego for a 91X X-session. At this stage in their career, the band had released their critically acclaimed album "9th & Walnut" earlier that year, which featured songs penned during their formative years but recorded much later. This album marked their return to the studio after a hiatus, showcasing their signature blend of punk rock and introspective lyrics. The performance at the intimate venue reflects the band's enduring appeal and their dedication to connecting with fans. Notably, Descendents are often considered pioneers of the melodic hardcore genre, influencing numerous bands since their formation in the late 1970s. The live recording underscores their ongoing relevance in the punk scene, capturing the energy and rawness that has defined their long-standing legacy.
DESCENDENTS - Hope Performance at Punk in Drublic Festival, San Diego
Punk in Drublic Festival
San Diego, CA, United States
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In January 2023, the Descendents performed at the Punk in Drublic Festival in San Diego, marking a vibrant entry into another chapter of their storied... Read Full Description >
In January 2023, the Descendents performed at the Punk in Drublic Festival in San Diego, marking a vibrant entry into another chapter of their storied career. Prior to this live performance, they released their album "9th & Walnut" in 2021, which was a collection of tracks dating back to their early days, showcasing the band's roots while solidifying their enduring presence in the punk rock scene. The live recording captures the energy and camaraderie typical of Descendents shows, which have remained a hallmark of their performances for decades. Notably, the Descendents are celebrated for their upbeat melodies paired with introspective lyrics, a contrast that resonates strongly with their audience. This 2023 festival performance highlights the band's commitment to live music and their loyal fan base, continuing their legacy as pioneers of the punk genre.
Descendents Live Full Concert at Punk in Drublic, San Diego
Punk in Drublic
San Diego, CA, United States
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On May 13, 2023, the Descendents performed a full set at the Punk in Drublic festival in San Diego, marking a notable moment in their long-standing pu... Read Full Description >
On May 13, 2023, the Descendents performed a full set at the Punk in Drublic festival in San Diego, marking a notable moment in their long-standing punk rock career. Prior to this live recording, the band released their album "9th & Walnut" in 2021, which features tracks that were initially written in the 1980s but never recorded until now. The festival performance highlights the band's enduring impact on the punk scene, showcasing their energetic stage presence and the well-loved familiarity of classic tracks alongside newer material. The Descendents are known for their clever lyrics and melodic sound, which have garnered them a devoted fanbase over the decades. Their ability to maintain relevance and continue touring into their fourth decade as a band speaks volumes about their influence and legacy within the genre.
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As of January 1, 2024, when the Descendents performed live in San Pedro, they were actively promoting their album "9th & Walnut," which was released i... Read Full Description >
As of January 1, 2024, when the Descendents performed live in San Pedro, they were actively promoting their album "9th & Walnut," which was released in 2021. This album features previously unreleased tracks recorded during the band's early years, marking a significant moment as it reflects the band's origins while showcasing their enduring influence in the punk rock scene. Known for their energetic performances and clever lyrics, the Descendents have consistently been a pivotal force in the genre since their formation in 1978. The live recording of "I Wanna Be a Bear" captures not only their signature sound but also the enthusiastic engagement of fans, showcasing the band's lasting legacy. Interestingly, the Descendents emphasize the themes of youth and the struggles of growing up, resonating strongly with their audience, even decades into their career.
DESCENDENTS Live Performance of 'I'm The One' - 4K Video from San Pedro
San Pedro, CA, United States
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The live recording of Descendents performing "I'm the One" in San Pedro on January 1, 2024, comes on the heels of their album "9th & Walnut," which wa... Read Full Description >
The live recording of Descendents performing "I'm the One" in San Pedro on January 1, 2024, comes on the heels of their album "9th & Walnut," which was released in 2021. This album marked a significant point in their career as it was a collection of previously unreleased songs that originated from the band's early years. Notably, the Descendents have been influential in shaping the punk rock genre, especially with their blend of catchy melodies and heartfelt lyrics, which resonate through their live performances. The band's dedication to their craft is exemplified in the vibrant energy seen in this recent live show, which aligns with their long-standing reputation for high-octane concerts. The video captures a moment when the band continues to appeal to both longtime fans and new listeners, showcasing their enduring legacy in punk music.
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In January 2024, during a live performance in San Pedro, the Descendents showcased their enduring appeal in the punk scene with the recording of "Ever... Read Full Description >
In January 2024, during a live performance in San Pedro, the Descendents showcased their enduring appeal in the punk scene with the recording of "Everything Sucks." Leading up to this live recording, the band released their album "9th & Walnut" in 2021, which served as a fitting continuation of their legacy, featuring tracks dating back to their early years. This album was particularly noteworthy as it included material that fans had long anticipated. The Descendents, known for their catchy melodies and humor-infused lyrics, have maintained a strong connection with their audience, as evidenced by the energetic atmosphere at the San Pedro show. The live recording captures a moment of their continued relevance in punk rock, reflecting their growth while honoring their roots. Interestingly, the band’s consistent themes of adolescence and relationships resonate across generations, contributing to their lasting impact on the genre.
Descendents Full Concert at House of Blues, Houston - Featuring Feel This
House of Blues
Houston, Texas, United States
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On March 19, 2024, the Descendents performed a full concert at the House of Blues in Houston, Texas. This live recording comes after their 2021 album,... Read Full Description >
On March 19, 2024, the Descendents performed a full concert at the House of Blues in Houston, Texas. This live recording comes after their 2021 album, "9th & Walnut," which features a collection of tracks that were initially written in the early 1980s but recorded much later. Notably, this album showcases the band's enduring influence in the punk rock scene and their ability to resonate with both long-time fans and new listeners. The concert setlist includes fan favorites like “Clean Sheets” and “Hope,” reflecting the group's hallmark blend of melodic punk and introspective lyrics. Following their long hiatus before the 2021 album, the Descendents have remained a vital force, consistently touring and maintaining their relevance in an ever-evolving music landscape. Their energetic live performances exemplify the band's enduring legacy, captivating audiences with their signature style and nostalgia-driven anthems.
DESCENDENTS - Full Concert at Crash in Freiburg, Germany - Complete Live Set
Crash
Freiburg, Germany
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As of July 26, 2024, the Descendents had recently released their album "9th & Walnut" in 2021, which marked their first album of new material since "H... Read Full Description >
As of July 26, 2024, the Descendents had recently released their album "9th & Walnut" in 2021, which marked their first album of new material since "Hypercaffium Spazzinate" in 2016. This live recording from Freiburg, Germany, showcases the band's enduring influence and energetic punk sound, featuring classic tracks like "Feel This," "Hope," and "Weiner," highlighting their ability to engage audiences across generations. Interestingly, the Descendents have maintained a dedicated following since their formation in the late 1970s, known for their melodic approach to punk rock and their relatable lyrics, often drawing from personal experiences. This performance encapsulates their spirit of fun and introspection, which has resonated with fans for decades, well beyond their early years in the hardcore punk scene.
Descendents Full Concert @ KEMBA Live! - Full Set Performance
KEMBA Live!
Columbus, OH, United States
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On September 14, 2024, Descendents showcased their energetic punk sound during a live set at KEMBA Live! in Columbus, OH. This performance occurred sh... Read Full Description >
On September 14, 2024, Descendents showcased their energetic punk sound during a live set at KEMBA Live! in Columbus, OH. This performance occurred shortly after the release of their album "9th & Walnut," which was a significant project for the band as it brought together unreleased tracks and new material, highlighting their evolution while still capturing the essence of their classic style. "9th & Walnut" features work from the band’s formative years, and its release underscored their enduring influence on the punk rock scene. Notably, Descendents are known for their melodic sound combined with introspective and humorous lyrics, a trademark evident in their live performances. The concert in Columbus likely featured a mix of fan favorites and material from this new album, further solidifying their reputation as a cornerstone in punk history while continuing to connect with both long-time fans and new listeners.
Descendents Full Concert LIVE @ Riot Fest in Chicago
Douglass Park
Chicago, IL, United States
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On September 21, 2024, at Riot Fest in Douglass Park, Chicago, the Descendents delivered a full set that showcased their enduring relevance in the pun... Read Full Description >
On September 21, 2024, at Riot Fest in Douglass Park, Chicago, the Descendents delivered a full set that showcased their enduring relevance in the punk scene. Leading up to this performance, the band had released their seventh studio album, "9th & Walnut," in 2021, which marked their first new material in over a decade and featured previously unreleased tracks written during the late 1970s and early 1980s. This return to recording highlighted their commitment to their roots while also reinforcing their influence on contemporary punk. Interestingly, the Descendents are known for their energetic live shows and relatable lyrical themes, often tackling the struggles of adulthood, which resonated strongly with fans at this festival setting. Their stage presence and the excitement of their dedicated fanbase during this concert further solidified their legacy as pioneers in the punk rock genre.
DESCENDENTS Live Performance of 'Coolidge' at Punk in Drublic Fest, San Pedro
Punk in Drublic Fest
San Pedro, California, United States
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As of the live recording on October 5, 2024, Descendents had recently released their album "9th & Walnut" in 2021, which marked their first album of n... Read Full Description >
As of the live recording on October 5, 2024, Descendents had recently released their album "9th & Walnut" in 2021, which marked their first album of new material in over a decade. This live performance at the Punk in Drublic Fest coincided with what were reportedly the final shows of the influential band NOFX, highlighting the significance of the event within the punk community. Descendents, known for their energetic sound and melodic punk style, have been a foundational influence in the genre since the 1980s. Their set during this festival likely included a mix of classic tracks as well as selections from their more recent work, underscoring the band's enduring legacy and connection with punk rock fans. Their ability to remain relevant and energetic well into their career speaks volumes about their impact on the scene.
DESCENDENTS LIVE - FULL CONCERT at PUNK IN DRUBLIC FEST featuring multiple songs
PUNK IN DRUBLIC FEST
SAN PEDRO, CALIFORNIA, United States
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As of October 5, 2024, the Descendents were actively participating in the Punk in Drublic Fest, performing in a significant event celebrating punk mus... Read Full Description >
As of October 5, 2024, the Descendents were actively participating in the Punk in Drublic Fest, performing in a significant event celebrating punk music, coinciding with the last shows of NOFX. Prior to this live recording, their most recent studio album was "9th & Walnut," released in July 2021. This album marked a return for the band, showcasing material written in their early years but never recorded, solidifying their legacy in the punk rock scene. Interestingly, the Descendents are known for their blend of catchy melodies and thoughtful, sometimes humorous lyrics, seamlessly reflected in their live performances. The San Pedro concert exemplifies their enduring popularity and ability to connect with fans, a hallmark of their career that began in the late 1970s and continues to evolve, showcasing both their historical significance and relevance in the genre.
Descendents Full Concert in San Pedro, CA featuring Punk in Drublic
San Pedro, CA, United States
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On October 5, 2024, the Descendents performed a full set in San Pedro, California, continuing their legacy as one of the foundational bands in punk ro... Read Full Description >
On October 5, 2024, the Descendents performed a full set in San Pedro, California, continuing their legacy as one of the foundational bands in punk rock. Leading up to this performance, the band released their album "Nine Stories" in 2023, which marked their first studio album since 2004's "Cool to Be You." This live recording could be seen as a celebration of their enduring influence, showcasing their energetic blend of punk and melodic elements that have captivated fans for decades. The band's lineup has remained relatively stable, and they are known for their raw, high-energy performances, often pulling from a deep catalog of songs that span their entire career. Interestingly, the live set is sure to highlight tracks from "Punk in Drublic," which is among their most acclaimed albums, reinforcing their status in the punk scene during both the recording and live performance eras.
DESCENDENTS Live Performance of 'When I Get Old' at Punk in Drublic Fest
Punk in Drublic Fest
San Pedro, California, United States
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The live recording of Descendents performing "When I Get Old" at the Punk in Drublic Festival in San Pedro on October 5, 2024, comes during a notable ... Read Full Description >
The live recording of Descendents performing "When I Get Old" at the Punk in Drublic Festival in San Pedro on October 5, 2024, comes during a notable period in their career. Prior to this performance, the band had released their critically acclaimed album "Nine Rules... to Ruin a Record Label" in 2020, marking a return to the studio after a significant hiatus. The live performance underscores the band's lasting influence and commitment to the punk scene, celebrating over four decades of music. Interestingly, this festival was also tied to NOFX's farewell shows, further highlighting the Descendents' position within the punk rock community. The band's energetic live presence and dedication to their craft continue to resonate with fans, maintaining their reputation as pioneers in the genre.
Descendents Full Concert Performance at Port of LA (4K)
Port of LA
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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On October 5, 2024, the Descendents performed at the Port of LA during NOFX's final shows, showcasing a significant moment in their extensive career. ... Read Full Description >
On October 5, 2024, the Descendents performed at the Port of LA during NOFX's final shows, showcasing a significant moment in their extensive career. Leading up to this live recording, the band released their latest studio album, "9th & Walnut," in July 2021, which marked their first album after a long hiatus from original material since "Hypercaffium Spazzinate" in 2016. This live show is notable as it captures the Descendents' energetic punk rock aesthetic, celebrating decades of influence in the genre. The band's lineup has remained remarkably consistent over the years, with founding members such as Milo Aukerman and Bill Stevenson bringing a sense of nostalgia for long-time fans while still appealing to new audiences. This performance continues their tradition of high-energy live shows, embodying their signature sound characterized by catchy melodies and introspective lyrics.
Descendents Full Concert Live in Buenos Aires at El Teatro Flores
El Teatro Flores
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Descendents Full Concert @ Tork N' Roll, Curitiba - Featuring Hits Like 'Feel This'
Tork N' Roll
Curitiba, PR, Brazil
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On December 13, 2024, the Descendents performed a live set at Tork N' Roll in Curitiba, Brazil. At this point in their career, the band had recently r... Read Full Description >
On December 13, 2024, the Descendents performed a live set at Tork N' Roll in Curitiba, Brazil. At this point in their career, the band had recently released their album "9th & Walnut" in 2021, which showcased earlier material that had remained unreleased for decades, offering fans a nostalgic glimpse into their formative years. This live recording features a mix of their classic tracks, such as “Silly Girl” and “Everything Sux,” capturing the high-energy punk essence they are known for. The Descendents are notable for their catchy melodies and themes of youth, alienation, and personal growth, which resonate through their performances. Additionally, the band’s reputation for connecting with their audience makes live shows a celebration of their longstanding influence in the punk rock scene. The setlist indicates a balance of both their older favorites and newer material, demonstrating their evolution while remaining true to their roots.
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By December 2024, when Descendents performed live at TerraSP in São Paulo, they had recently released their album *Nine Anything* in 2021, which was ... Read Full Description >
By December 2024, when Descendents performed live at TerraSP in São Paulo, they had recently released their album *Nine Anything* in 2021, which was their first album in over a decade. This resurgence marked a significant moment in their career, as they returned to a more active touring schedule and reconnected with both longtime fans and a new generation. The setlist from the São Paulo concert showcases their classic hits alongside newer material, indicating a celebration of their rich history while also embracing their evolved sound. Notably, the band is recognized for their energetic performances and influential role in the punk rock scene, often characterized by their catchy melodies and introspective lyrics, which were prevalent in this live recording. This performance likely reflects their continued relevance in the punk genre and their ability to engage audiences worldwide.
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The live recording of Descendents performing "Hope" at Punk Rock Holiday 1.9 occurred during a significant period in their career, following the relea... Read Full Description >
The live recording of Descendents performing "Hope" at Punk Rock Holiday 1.9 occurred during a significant period in their career, following the release of the album "Hypercaffium Spazzinate" in 2016. This was the band's first album in over a decade, marking their return to the scene after a lengthy hiatus that began in 2004. The energy captured in the performance reflects the band's enduring punk ethos and their ability to resonate with fans, new and old. Known for their catchy melodies and fast-paced songs, Descendents have always been a major influence in the punk rock genre, and their participation in festivals like Punk Rock Holiday showcases their lasting relevance and connection with the punk community. The live setting also provides insights into their chemistry and engagement with the audience, further highlighting their legacy as one of the genre's pioneering bands.
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The live performance of "Silly Girl" by the Descendents at Punk Rock Holiday 1.9 captures the band during a vibrant period of their career. This event... Read Full Description >
The live performance of "Silly Girl" by the Descendents at Punk Rock Holiday 1.9 captures the band during a vibrant period of their career. This event took place in 2019, a significant time for the band as it coincided with the release of their seventh studio album, *Hypercaffeine Spazzinate*, which came out in 2016. It was their first album in over a decade, showcasing a mature sound while still holding on to their classic punk roots. Notably, the Descendents are recognized for their influence on the pop-punk genre and have maintained a dedicated fanbase, which is evident from their energetic performance at Punk Rock Holiday. The festival itself is known for celebrating punk rock culture, providing a fitting backdrop for the band's reputation as icons of the genre. Their enduring appeal is reflected in the continued delivery of high-energy live shows that resonate with both old and new fans.
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The Descendents, a pivotal band in the punk rock genre, had a significant live presence that aligned closely with their album releases. Before the liv... Read Full Description >
The Descendents, a pivotal band in the punk rock genre, had a significant live presence that aligned closely with their album releases. Before the live recording referenced, they released their influential album "Milo Goes to College" in 1982, which introduced many punk fans to their catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. The recording captures the band reflecting on their early experiences, providing insights into their musical journey. Notably, the band is known for blending humor and emotional depth in their music, setting them apart from their contemporaries. The conversation in the video also highlights the connection the band maintains with their fans and their roots, showcasing their commitment to the punk scene from the very start. This dedication is evident in their performances, which have become a hallmark of their legacy.
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The live recording titled "When I Get Old" by Descendents was performed during the period when the band was actively promoting their album "Everything... Read Full Description >
The live recording titled "When I Get Old" by Descendents was performed during the period when the band was actively promoting their album "Everything Sucks," released in 1996. This album marked a significant phase in the band's career as it was their first release after a lengthy hiatus. Following their 1987 album "Enjoy!" and a break that lasted nearly a decade, "Everything Sucks" reestablished the band in the pop-punk scene and introduced a refreshed sound that resonated with both old fans and new listeners. Notably, the album's themes grappling with aging and nostalgia were prominent in tracks like "When I Get Old," showcasing the band's hallmark blend of humor and earnestness. This live performance also reflects the band's energetic and engaging style, known for their dynamic stage presence that contributed to their lasting influence in punk rock.
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The live recording of "I'm The One" featured in the video is associated with the album "Everything Sucks," released in 1996. This album marked a signi... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "I'm The One" featured in the video is associated with the album "Everything Sucks," released in 1996. This album marked a significant point in the Descendents' career as it was their first studio album in over a decade following their previous release, "Enjoy!" in 1986. "Everything Sucks" showcased the band's return to the punk rock scene with a fresh sound while retaining their signature blend of catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. Interestingly, by the time of this album, Descendents had gained a dedicated fan base that appreciated both their music and their relatable themes surrounding adolescence and adulthood. The live recording not only captures their energetic performance style but also highlights the enduring appeal of their music during this comeback period.
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In the live recording titled "DESCENDENTS - Thank You (Multicam) live at Punk Rock Holiday 2.2," the Descendents were performing at a pivotal moment i... Read Full Description >
In the live recording titled "DESCENDENTS - Thank You (Multicam) live at Punk Rock Holiday 2.2," the Descendents were performing at a pivotal moment in their career. Released in 2016, the band's latest studio album at the time was "Hypercaffium Spazzinate," which marked their first release in over a decade since "Cool to Be You" (2004). This album revitalized their presence in the punk rock scene and showcased their signature blend of melodic punk and introspective lyrics. The performance in Slovenia likely reflected the band's commitment to connecting with fans worldwide, as they have a reputation for their energetic live shows. Notably, the Descendents are recognized as one of the pioneering bands of the pop-punk genre, and their influence can be seen across a multitude of contemporary punk bands.
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The live recording titled "Descendents - Hope - Live" showcases the band's performance during a period of re-emergence in their career. Prior to this ... Read Full Description >
The live recording titled "Descendents - Hope - Live" showcases the band's performance during a period of re-emergence in their career. Prior to this live recording, Descendents released their album "Cool to Be You" in 2004, which marked their first studio album in over a decade, reigniting their presence in the punk rock scene. Notably, "Hope," the song featured in the live performance, was part of the album "Cool to Be You." This era was significant for the band, as they were seen not just as legends of the punk movement, but also as a revitalized force, reconnecting with both long-time fans and a new generation of listeners. The band's consistent ability to blend humor and poignant themes in their music is a hallmark of their style and adds depth to the live performance captured in this video.
Descendents Live Performance of 'Without Love' at Phaser Control Studio
Phaser Control Recording Studio
San Diego, California, United States
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The live recording of "Without Love" by Descendents took place at Phaser Control Recording Studio in San Diego, a part of their promotional efforts du... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Without Love" by Descendents took place at Phaser Control Recording Studio in San Diego, a part of their promotional efforts during the late 1980s. This performance aligns with the era surrounding their album "Slackers," which was released in 1987. During this period, the Descendents were gaining popularity within the punk rock scene, known for their catchy melodies and relatable lyrics that often explored themes of adolescence and personal struggles. The recording reflects the band's energetic style and exemplifies their skill in delivering engaging live performances. Notably, the band's roster had seen some lineup changes by this time, with Milo Aukerman being a key figure, especially with the song "Without Love," which showcases their evolution in sound and songwriting. This live session connects fans to their roots while illustrating the band's enduring influence in the punk genre.
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Descendents - "I'm The One"
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Descendents, Coolidge (Live at Pinkpop, 1997)
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Descendents - Myage Live 1985
December 15, 1985