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Countdown To Rebellion – Day 36 : Introducing Teenage Bottlerocket

  • July 5, 2023
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Teenage Bottlerocket, a high-energy punk band hailing from Laramie, Wyoming, burst onto the scene with a relentless onslaught of catchy melodies and relentless guitar riffs. Formed in 2000 by twin brothers Ray and Brandon Carlisle, Teenage Bottlerocket infuses the classic punk sound with a healthy dose of pop sensibility. Their infectious hooks and anthemic choruses capture the spirit of youth rebellion and youthful exuberance, making them a favourite among punk enthusiasts worldwide.

With a discography that boasts albums like “Total,” “They Came from the Shadows,” and “Freak Out!,” Teenage Bottlerocket delivers a sonic assault that keeps fans moshing and singing along. Their songs often touch on themes of teenage angst, relationships, and the trials and tribulations of growing up, resonating with a broad range of listeners. Known for their high-energy live shows and a genuine love for their fans, Teenage Bottlerocket has built a dedicated following, and their music has become a soundtrack for the misfits, the outcasts, and the punk rockers searching for an anthem of rebellion. With their infectious energy and unapologetic approach, Teenage Bottlerocket continues to carry the torch of punk rock, reminding us all that loud, fast, and fun is here to stay. Gabba Gabba Hey!

Come and see what the fuss is about for yourself on Thursday 3rd Aug in the Empress Ballroom at 17:25.

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