Oi! Fest brings together Korean, Japanese punk scenes
After over 11 years, the Korea-Japan Oi! Festival returns. This time it brings together six Japanese bands and six Korean bands for one big show at western Seoul's Club Freebird Reboot.
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After over 11 years, the Korea-Japan Oi! Festival returns. This time it brings together six Japanese bands and six Korean bands for one big show at western Seoul's Club Freebird Reboot.
It's been over 15 years since Trash and Jeff Moses got married, and started the melodic punk band that would become known as ...Whatever That Means (WTM). It's also been 10 years since they released their second full-length album, 'Sixty-Eight, Twenty-Two,' and it's been five years since they founded IT'S A FEST! (IAF), a music festival at Incheon's Hanagae Beach.
It's been over 15 years since Trash and Jeff Moses got married, and started the melodic punk band that would become known as ...Whatever That Means (WTM). It's also been 10 years since they released their second full-length album, 'Sixty-Eight, Twenty-Two,' and it's been five years since they founded IT'S A FEST! (IAF), a music festival at Incheon's Hanagae Beach.
The War Lovers, a two-piece street punk/oi! band from Syracuse, New York, is coming to Korea this month for only one show.
Three Japanese hardcore/crust punk bands — Zikade and Marvelous, both from Ashikaga, and Wage Slave, from Fukushima — are coming to Korea for a show this Saturday.