Un concerto imperdibile per gli amanti del garage-punk made in u.s.a.!!!

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Th' Losin Streaks story began in 2003, and things happened quickly: their debut record, "Sounds of Violence," was released in 2004, followed by tours of Europe and the US, and invitations to open for legendary acts like The Zombies. The band and the record collected kudos and built a wide-ranging fanbase that includes The Dead Kennedys’ Jello Biafra and E Street Band guitarist Steven Van Zandt, who proclaimed the group’s “Your Love, Now” as “The Coolest Song in the World (this week)” in his Billboard column and sent the tune into heavy rotation on Sirius’ Underground Garage radio station.

In 2011, the group went on hiatus, returning to the stage in 2017 following an invitation to open for Iggy Pop at the Burger Boogaloo festival. The performance received rave reviews:

“If The Who would’ve seen the Th Losin’ Streaks play their last song, I swear they would’ve left in tears, mumbling to themselves that they 'used to be that powerful and exciting.' Really, the only performance I’ve ever seen come close to th’ Streaks closer Saturday was the Who playing 'A Quick One' on Rock And Roll Circus. Yes, it was THAT good." - Kevin Jones, KQED.

The group returned to the studio and cut a long-awaited follow up album with producer Chris Woodhouse (Ty Segall, Oh Sees.) "This Band Will Self-Destruct in T-Minus," was released in 2018, and has received rave reviews, and “Sounds of Violence” was reissued due to resurgent demand.

A 2018 European tour took them from the We’re Loud Festival in Istanbul to Spain's Funtastic Dracula Festival; a 2020 tour was derailed due to COVID. Their latest single, “Mangalore,” was released in August 2022, and a third album is on the way.