Artist description Original, violent, erratic, spastic, eccentric 3 piece punk band from the L.A. area

Music Style Punk

Musical Influences Punk, Oi, Old School Hard Core, Rock N Roll, Hard Rock, Rockabilly, Country, Metal, Junkie Glam Rock, Oldies

Similar Artists Black Flag, Rancid, Social Distortion(just dirtier), Suicidal Tendencies

Artist History Sammy "2-Yeahs" Wayne and Al "Bam-Bam" Bidwell started playing back in the Summer of 1994 in the port town of San Pedro, CA. They have played in several punk/thrash metal reincarnations of their first band and played with the same people in different bands until Plan Anarchy (affectionately known now as Plan A) formed in the summer of 1997. All was well until Bam-Bam was incarcerated and joined our wonderful State Penal system at the end of 1998. Everyone else who had played with the pair before abandoned Wayne and he was forced to join and leave several mediocre bands from the Valley to San Diego. 3 and 1/2 years later, Bam-Bam was released, Plan A reformed, and our tragic clowns found Andrew the Kid, a 16 yr. old punk from West L.A. who played guitar. Since then Plan A has made a demo and played shows throughout L.A. County. Hopefully something great will happen for these punks before someone goes back to jail or overdoses.

Group Members Andrew the Kid: guitar and vocals Sammy "2-Yeahs" Wayne: bass and vocals Al "Bam-Bam" Bidwell: drums and vocals

Instruments cheap

Albums 4 song Groovelab demo

Press Reviews From: totalbedlam@hotmail.com - Yo Dude, I actually caught the show in SM! Great energy - and drummer was a trooper after smacking his head on that damn sign! Unfortunately I had to take off before I got a chance to say hey! Good performance - although soundman cranked the guitar a bit too loud in the mix. I could tell the stage monitor was not up to par either. But hell-yeah, it was like rancid meets suicidal tendancies - fast, loud and furocious fun!!!... Rock! JD

Location San Pedro, CA - USA

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