Social Distortion

Social Distortion live in Boston

Sept. 9, 2026 at Social Distortion in Boston, United States

Unclaimed Artist Epitaph Records Rock

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Experience Social Distortion live on September 9th

Social Distortion is an American rock band formed in 1978 in Fullerton, California. Known for their blend of punk rock, rock and roll, and blues influences, the band has established a reputation for combining energetic performances with lyrical themes that often explore personal struggles, social issues, and life experiences. Their music is characterized by catchy melodies, gritty vocals, and a raw sound that has evolved over several decades to incorporate elements of punk, country, and traditional rock.

Throughout their career, Social Distortion has gained critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. They are recognized for hits such as "Ball and Chain," "Story of My Life," and "Ring of Fire." The band’s lineup has seen changes over the years but has maintained core members like Mike Ness, whose songwriting and distinctive voice have been central to their identity. Their influence on the punk and alternative scenes is notable, with a reputation for blending musical styles while maintaining a consistent thematic focus on authenticity and personal reflection.

The upcoming concert scheduled for September 9, 2026, in Boston will be part of their ongoing touring activities. Fans can expect a performance that showcases both their classic tracks and potentially new material from their later releases.

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