Rowdy Fest

Rowdy Fest – The Uninvited, Flat Jackson & Rowdy Love

AG Presents, Mulligans on the Blue, and Rowdy Love bring you ROWDY FEST. This has been a year in the works to get these bands together! The event will be held at Mulligans on the Blue on Saturday, March 2nd, and features an amazing line up of music with the Uninvited, Flat Jackson (re-united for one show), and of course Rowdy Love. The Dance floor will be open!!!

Show is from 7-10pm with doors at 6pm!!

Weʻre expecting a full house so grab your tickets early.

Tickets are $25 in advance online. Show starts at 6:30pm. After purchasing your tickets it is recommended you reserve a table as well.

THE UNINVITED: The Uninvited was founded in 1988 in Los Angeles when brothers John and Steve Taylor teamed up with longtime friend Bill Cory on bass and Bruce Logan on drums. In bluegrass bands since the age of 14, the Taylor Brothers brought a unique background to band…one that wasn’t generally accepted with the hair metal and alt-rock scene burgeoning in Hollywood at the time.  For the next three years, The Uninvited built a cult following on LA’s west side, where guitar pop, folk, and rock blended with influences of the Paisley Underground. The band garnered major music industry buzz as well as critical acclaim in the Los Angeles music press. The Band went on to record and release three CDs on their independent Roarshack Records label, and subsequently won MTV’s Beach House Band contest. Armed with their independent CD “Artificial Hip” and a brand-new Ford Econoline van, the foursome set out to tour and never come back. The Uninvited left their hometown of Los Angeles and eventually “settled” in San Francisco (“settling” in this case meaning “where they washed their shorts in between tours”). In the next two years, they played almost 500 shows, thrilling audiences with their unique mix of power-pop guitars, amplified banjos & mandolins, soaring harmonies, sardonic lyrics, and energetic stage presence.

FLAT JACKSON: In 2014, 3,000 feet up the side of a dormant volcano in the most remote island chain on Earth, a group of musicians gathered on a Tuesday night around a few stringed instruments and more than a few distilled beverages. Over the course of the evening two things became clear: 1) more beverages would be needed and 2) something magical was taking place. On that Tuesday night in Maui, Hawaii, Flat Jackson was born. The band took their name from the plethora of dead Jackson Chameleons that litter the streets of their Kula, Maui home. It seems that the micro triceratops love the heat of the pavement, but their molasses-like locomotion is no match for the knobby-tired four wheel drive vehicles that rule the local asphalt. Though it started out as a bluegrass band, Flat Jackson morphed into…something else. No doubt that rootsy quality comes through, kinda like someone dropped an anvil on Bill Monroe’s foot, but essentially the range of influences have rendered the band genre-less. Elements of reggae, folk, rock (both southern and northern), blues, punk, funk and just about everything else coagulate into a sound as unique as the island they call home.

ROWDY LOVE: Aaron Jernigan and Stina Lynn are wild souls who met on a little farm in Haiku, Hawai’i over a decade ago. On that first meeting, they wailed away on their guitars singing covers that they both knew by Mississippi John Hurt, Johnny Cash, John Prine, and Gillian Welch. Seeing as they both had the same taste in music they decided to start singing tunes together at parties and potlucks. A few years later they ventured out into another realm of genius and wrote their first song together. Sitting at a kitchen table with a bottle of wine, whiskey, strawberries, and a bowl of cigarettes, they had their firstborn song and named it Rowdy Love. It was a hit, and alas Rowdy Love duo was birthed into this world! Joined by their amazing band, Jonas, Paul and Clint, the music will take you on a sonic journey through Americana, Ska, Rock-A-Billy and with a punk edge.