SATURDAY JULY 24TH WE WILL BE HOLDING THE JOHNNY RAD FEST WALL RIDE / BBQ / LAUNCH RAMP/ VIDEO PREMIERE/BANDS!!!!!!! THIS WILL TAKE PLACE AT TWO ROSES TATTOO SHOP @2181 Logan Avenue San Diego, CA 92113.
THE EVENT STARTS AT 3 PM.
HIGHEST WALL RIDE WINS PRIZE FROM LOSER MACHINE, BRIXTON, SLAVE SKATEBOARDS, VANS.
LAUNCH RAMP BEST TRICK WINS JOHNNY RAD FEST 3 OLD SCHOOL COMPLETE AND SOME PRODUCT. 
Check out the Johnny Rad Fest 2010 painting by the Rad Mans powell Conner Getzlaff!!!!!
Baton Of DicsiplineIf you haven’t been infected by Hadi Fever yet this Johnny Rad Fest is your chance. Starting out as a 1 man KBD style band. The Stalins of evolved into a 3 piece. With Hadi on guitar and vocals, Davie Death Metal on Bass and Heather Leather on drum machine. They have a electro punk / Killed By Death sound. Be sure to check them out July 24th@JRF!!!!!!
STALINS OF SOUND – BATON OF DISCIPLINE
This will be the Spits second time headling at the Johnny Rad Fest. They were one of the first bands we thought of when coming up with idea of the Johnny Rad Fest. A great punk band with a background in skateboarding. What could be better? Who knows maybe one of the guys in the band might end up skating the wall ride contest.
So pretty much we asked if they would play are party!!!!!!!!! There response Let’s Us Play Your Party!!!!!!!
THE SPITS – TONIGHT
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Wax Idols will be playing the Johnny Rad Fest 3 Friday July 23!!!!!! They are a new band out of Oakland the members of the band are,
heather fedewa – guitar/vox
ashley thomas – guitar
courtney gray – drums
paul keelan – bass
This will be there first time playing in San Diego so be sure to come out and make them fell welcome.
WAX IDOLS – DEAD LIKE YOU
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If you have been lucky enough to catch the Boy Toy’s before then you know these guys put on a good show. The band is headed up by the world famous Ryan Puetz. Ryan is also in the Half Rats. Also in the band Zernack and Bevis. These guys play perfect power pop. They could be compared to bands like Paul Collins Beat meets the Exploding Hearts. So if you are a fan of power pop be sure to check these guy out this Johnny Rad Fest!!!!!!!
These guys come all the way from Lafayette Indiana so they don’t play out West to much. So come party with these guys!!!!
BOY TOYS – IN AND OUT OF LOVE
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So Friday night is shaping up to be a amazing night with Nobunny and the Zeros on the same night. So be sure to get there early this will sellout quick. If you haven’t been to a Nobunny show yet get out from under that rock your living in. Nobunny puts on one of the best live shows you will ever see!!!!! So see you there Friday July 23, 2010 at the Johnny Rad Fest 3!!!!
Nobunny – Motorhead With Me
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THE ZEROS!!!!!!!!!!!!!
WILL BE HEADLING THE JOHNNY RAD FEST 3, FRIDAY JULY 23RD AT THE KEN CLUB!!!!!!! SOME REAL 77 PUNK THIS YEAR AT THE JOHNNY RAD FEST 3!!!!! BE SURE TO COME AND CHECK THESE GUYS OUT!!!!!!
ZEROS – DON’T PUSH ME AROUND
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The Zeros were an American punk rock band, formed in 1976 in Chula Vista, California. The band was composed of Javier Escovedo (younger brother of Alejandro Escovedo, older brother of Mario of the Dragons) on vocals/guitar and Robert Lopez (later known as El Vez) on guitar, who were both attending Chula Vista High School; and Hector Penalosa, bass, and Baba Chenelle, drums, who attended Sweetwater High School.
In 1977, The Zeros played their first major gig in Los Angeles at the Orpheum Theater. Opening the show was the first performance by The Germs, followed by The Zeros and then The Weirdos. The gig was promoted by Peter Case of The Nerves who later fronted The Breakaways and The Plimsouls. The Zeros’ first single release, “Wimp” b/w “Don’t Push Me Around” was released in 1977 on Bomp! Records.
In 1978, Penalosa left the band briefly to live and play in Los Angeles, and was replaced by Guy Lopez, Robert Lopez’s brother. Soon after, Robert left to live in Los Angeles as well and his brother quit the Zeros. Penalosa rejoined the band and they continued as a trio, and eventually relocated to San Francisco. In March 1979, the UK music magazine, NME, reported that “punk riots had come to the U.S., when Los Angeles police broke up a Zeros’ gig at Elks Hall.”[1] In 1980, the band recorded a new single, including the songs “They Say That (Everything’s Alright),” “Girl on the Block” and “Getting Nowhere Fast.”