Yes, It’s True! The Slackers were Emo before there was Emo! Speaking of classics… today marks the 28th anniversary of The Question! The third studio album released by The Slackers in 1998 on Hellcat Records. It features steady, soulful rhythms and thoughtful exploration of dub, reggae, and R&B textures. What are some songs from that album you want to hear us play, and at what show? Video credit: Gingersnaps #WeAreSlackers #YouAreSlackers #TheSlackersNYC #SlackFestNorth | The Slackers

It only took 25 years, but making their Victoria Ska and Reggae Festival debut is Detroit, Michigan’s finest purveyors of gritty and grimy punk, THE SUICIDE MACHINES! Drawing influences from both Jamaican ska and brutal hardcore, The Suicide Machines' sound is equal parts sour and sweet, with songs that will get you skanking one second and swirling in a chaotic mosh pit the next. It wouldn’t be a proper 25th Anniversary Celebration without THE SLACKERS, would it? Originally appearing at the four

the slackers live in atlanta. playing an rarity from 2003, 'Axes.' | The Slackers