They originated in Orange County’s fertile scene of the early ‘80s, were featured on legendary SoCal radio deejay Rodney Bingenheimer’s influential Rodney on the ROQ compilations alongside the likes of Black Flag and Agent Orange, and have a back catalogue of songs filled with plenty of rancor (including such gems as “Strength in Numbers” and “Catholic Boy”). Channel 3) check all the boxes for an old-school punk rock act.
Yucca Tap Room, 29 West Southern AvenueCH3 (a.k.a. ( Click here for our extensive guide to the festival.) 1:30 p.m. (Others scheduled to perform include Peach Pit, COIN, Toro y Moi, Quinn XCII, Purple Disco Machine, and Chelsea Cutler.) This year also features the debut of the M3F Fund, which will allow local nonprofit and community organizations can apply to share in the event’s proceeds. The lineup features close to three-dozen musicians and bands headlined by singer-songwriter Maggie Rogers and British beatsmith Jamie xx. When M3F returns this weekend, things will be just as arty, eclectic, colorful, and charitable. The festival has always featured a funky and creative bent, from its vibrant roster of vendors to its daily drum circles. That’s been M3F’s jam since the festival launched in 2004 as the McDowell Mountain Music Festival. It’s also quite eclectic, as its music lineup is a mix of indie, EDM, pop, hip-hop, R&B, and reggae, as well as other hippie-friendly grooves. For starters, the annual two-day event in downtown Phoenix is completely nonprofit (as 100 percent of its proceeds go to local charities). Hance Park, 1200 North First StreetM3F ain’t your typical Valley music festival.
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