Last summer, the multi-city music festival series Punk In The Park faced backlash when word got out that owner Cameron Collins of Brew Ha Ha Productions donated to Donald Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign. Bands like Destiny Bond dropped off Punk In The Park events, Dropkick Murphys discontinued their relationship with Brew Ha Ha going forward,…

Jello’s response

They’re taking the money $$$, and THEN pulling out? The real Dead Kennedys would never have let this happen in the first place. One more sordid reason I don’t ever want to play with them again.

  • Bob Robertson IX @discuss.tchncs.deEnglish
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    2 days ago

    we do not feel it would be fair to our supporters who have already purchased tickets & made plans to attend these shows

    Because real Punk fans wouldn’t be able to accept that a show had been cancelled in protest. Although, at this point are any real punk fans going to be at this show?