Good morning, Fest goers.
First, here are some photos from last night's Look Mexico and Bridge and Tunnel shows to get you psyched for the last day of Fest 8.
Alligator Online is going to start the day off with Outbreak at 1982 and then head over to Market Street Pub for so more thrash. This Bike is a Pipebomb, a folk-punk band from Pennsecola, steals the early evening slot, but some fest goers may feel torn between TBIAP, Strikeforce Diablo and, on main stage, The Bomb.
If you want to start your day off earlier check out Punx in the Park, a show happening downtown from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. detailed in an earlier post.
Also, as promised, here is an interview with the lead singer of Andrew Jackson Jihad, Sean Bonnette.
Alligator Online spoke with him after his sponateous show-after-the-show in the parking lot of the Civic Media Center for fans who were held outside because the building reached capacity.
Here Bonnette discusses what he hopes fans walk away with after enjoying an Andrew Jackson Jihad show:
