"We were throwing around the word anarchy a lot. Anarchy was just trying to take care of yourself and try to govern yourself and look out for yourself. Self-management, that type of anarchy," said Dave Dictor, vocalist of the band MDC.
After being introduced by Kimmel, the punk veterans tore through one of their most popular songs, which kicks off with the iconic deadpan line from guitarist Noodles: 'You gotta keep 'em separated.'
Canada's NoMeansNo have had a lot of labels slapped on them, being credited with playing and even helping to invent genres and subgenres from emo to jazz punk and hardcore.
"We've been joking about it for like 10 years: 'Wouldn't it be cool if Dance Hall Crashers got back together and we got to play with you guys?' So yeah, this is the coolest thing that could have ever happened."
The Hurley x Travis Barker collaboration represents a modern collision of punk rock and Southern California surf culture, transcending nostalgia and making a cultural statement.
Rikk's musical journey started before he picked up a pencil. At the age of four, he was given his first drum kit. Instantly, he realized that he had a natural sense of rhythm.
The festival-at-sea concept isn't new, with Sixthman organizing music cruises since 2001, offering over 25 curated experiences including the inaugural Little Steven's Underground Garage Cruise.
The Ramones weren't just a band, they were a sonic revolution that challenged established norms, influencing generations with their raw, unapologetic expression of rebellion.