The Bastard Suns + Murphy’s Kids + Feed God Cabbage November 18, 2011

Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, The Bastard Suns are quickly becoming the unofficial heralds and protectors of southern punk rock. Armed with a ridiculously infectious blend of reggae, punk, folk and ska, this five-piece outfit released two very successful full-length independent albums and a split 7-inch in just under four years while simultaneously funding countless tours that have spanned the le...ngth of the continental United States.

The Suns released a new 5-song EP for each of the last four seasons complete with specially-themed songs and interactive cover art. By mid 2011, the winter, fall and spring releases have already sold out of their initial pressings, The Suns are gearing up for heavy touring to support the summer release. What you may not know today will find you soon enough. Make ready, because here come the Suns.
http://www.reverbnation.com/thebastardsuns

Murphy's Kids is bringing the heat in 2011. Years of being a traveling favorite on the east coast, hundreds of club gigs, playing to sold out venues at home, and lighting up bars and dance halls in all points west have made them the finely-tuned high-intensity rock n' roll machine they are today. With captivating stage presence, melodic hooks and infectiously groovy beats, Murphy's Kids will be bringing their fiery brand of reggae and rock n' roll. They have been featured on bills with artists that range as widely as Alien Ant Farm, Mute Math and Soldiers of Jah Army. They are a versatile group and you'll see them blazing through 40-minute rock sets and pulling 3+ hour reggae-dance marathons in any given club, college or festival where good music and great fun can be found. Murphy's Kids is coming to your town: get ready to feel the heat!
http://murphyskids.com/

Emerging from Springfield VA, FGC is raising the bar and setting the pace in the local DMV music scene. In May of 2009, they released their first CD titled "We the People." The compilation of music is a great taste of the upbeat reggae style, heavy guitar riffs, smooth bass lines, and meaningful lyrics that the band produces. After launching the physical CD, the EP was posted on all major download sites including iTunes and CDbaby.
http://www.reverbnation.com/feedgodcabbage

Official Website: http://www.jamminjava.com/