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Spies Like Us

Bust out those black and white creepers and get ready to skank dude cuz you’re about to be swept into a sea of brass, punk rock drumming and quivering “Whoas”. You guessed it! It’s a ska show!  Gaining some notability in the mainstream by artists like Sublime, No Doubt and The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, ska lived a relatively short life in the eyes of pop culture. Refusing to succumb to mainstream’s dictatorship, a handful of bands like San Antonio’s own Spies Like Us charge on into the checkered pattern horizon.  With local brethren Kill Liberal and Ghouls Club, the night is guaranteed to quench the thirst for everything two tone.

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    2718 N St. Mary's, San Antonio Central

    (210) 995-7229; (210) (FAX)

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