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Against Me!

Sweatermeat, Glob, DUD
Kaiju – Friday, Aug. 3
Expect a night of hook-heavy local garage-punk, featuring the clever and catchy songs of Sweatermeat, the psychedelic tones of Glob and the fuzzy slacker-indie of DUD. If you like bands such as New York Dolls, Helium and The Jesus & Mary Chain, this show is for you.

Daddy Issues
Zanzabar – Sunday, Aug. 5
That ‘90s punk-inspired, pop-leaning indie rock with stoic vocals and distortion-fueled guitars is alive and well, and Daddy Issues plays it as well as anyone. Their latest album, Deep Dream, was emotionally-charged, chronicling trauma, broken relationships, wasted days and long nights, resulting in a highly personal, yet relatable collision course between the past, present and future.

Against Me!
Mercury Ballroom – Tuesday, Aug. 7
Fueled by driving riffs and smart lyrics, Against Me! plays rock and roll with attitude and purpose — a gleaming example of what the genre looks like at its best. With Against Me!, it’s all there — the urgency, the confidence, the vulnerability, the anger, the sadness. Equal parts wild, frantic energy and digs at the core of human existence, Against Me! is one of the most-important working rock bands.

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Scott Recker was a previous editor at LEO. Follow him on Twitter at @scottmrecker.