bash and pop

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Coney Island Baby, the new venue in the East Village space that used to be Brownies and Hi-Fi Bar, has announced its initial schedule. The Opening Night show is April 26 with Murphy’s Law…

Replacements bassist and Bash & Pop frontman Tommy Stinson will be heading out on tour with longtime friend and collaborator Chip Roberts as an acoustic duo called Cowboys in the Campfire where you’ll get “some laughs, some songs, a lot of fun.”

Tommy Stinson‘s post-Replacements band Bash & Pop returned this year with Anything Could Happen (on Fat Possum), the loooong-awaited followup to their 1993 debut Friday Night Is Killing Me. On September 8, Friday Night Is Killing Me will receive an expanded reissue…

The Psychedelic Furs will be going on “The Singles Tour” this fall which has the band, as you’d expect, playing all their singles, a big plus for those who like hearing the hits…

While The Replacements reunion may be done, bassist Tommy Stinson reignited his another of his bands, Bash & Pop. They released their first album in 25 years, Anything Could Happen, earlier this year via Fat Possum. BrooklynVegan is now excited to announce that we’ll be presenting Bash & Pop’s next tour…

While The Replacements reunion may be done, bassist Tommy Stinson reignited his another of his bands, Bash & Pop. They released their first album in 25 years, Anything Could Happen, earlier this year via Fat Possum. BrooklynVegan is now excited to announce that we’ll be presenting Bash & Pop’s next tour…

Tommy Stinson’s reignited Bash & Pop have just shared “Never Wanted To Know” from the group’s new album, Anything Could Happen. It’s the kind of anthemic power-pop you’d expect…

Bash & Pop will play NYC’s Mercury Lounge and Asbury Park’s The Saint in January.