Streetlight Manifesto at The Wiltern

Streetlight Manifesto is a New Jersey ska-punk outfit that have carved out a sound that rises from late nineties groups from the region, like One Cool Guy and Catch-22. From this highly anticipated concert, the eight piece promises to deliver the brassy, upbeat brand of third wave ska - armed with punk-styled melodies courtesy of lead vocalist Tomas Kalnoky - that they’re loved for around the world. As well as the chief vocalist, Streetlight Manifesto is spearheaded by saxophonists Jim Conti, Mike Brown, and Dan Ross, as well as trumpeter Mike Soprano, trombonist Karl Lyden, bassist Pete McCullough, and drummer Chris Thatcher. The band burst onto the scene at the turn of the millennium with their 2003 debut, Everything Goes Numb. Straight off the bat, Streetlight Manifesto took to the the touring circuit and won the hearts of millions of fans around the globe. Legends on the road, the punk group have played countless shows alongside industry heroes, like Whole Wheat Bread, Mu330, Bedouin Soundclash, and Gym Class Heroes.

Fast forward to 2013, and Streetlight Manifesto dropped their highly anticipated fifth record, The Hands That Thieve, which featured some killer tunes like “The Three Of Us,” “The Littlest Things,” and “If Only For Memories.” And now, these legends are bringing all their greatest hits to the stage for you to enjoy live! “We are like caged animals, about to break out of our confinement once again, make a beeline for the backstage snack table and then stomp onto the stages of America (and two cities in Canada, eh? ;-) to once again rock your sweet little faces clean off. GET READY PEOPLE, WE DO THIS,” Streetlight Manifesto said. The 30 city tour will be kicking things off on July 6 at the Stone Pony Summer Stage in New Jersey and making its way to The Wiltern on August 23. What are you waiting for? Secure your places now to catch the concert of the year live!