The Goddamn Gallows + The Rhythm Shakers + King Sickabilly + more TBA
The Goddamn Gallows, The Rhythm Shakers, King Sickabilly
THE GODDAMN GALLOWS, The Rhythm Shakers
Alex's Bar2913 E Anaheim St, Los Angeles 90804
Alex’s Bar presents a 21+ Long Beach bill led by The Goddamn Gallows, with The Rhythm Shakers and King Sickabilly also named, plus further performers still to be announced. The listing gives no set order or special theme, so the night is best understood as a multi-act show rather than a billed collaboration or one-off presentation. It takes place in Alex’s Bar’s standing-room performance space, where the stage sits in a corner and the floor is kept open for amplified bands. The venue pairs a punk-rock identity with a blood-red interior and velvet paintings of Elvis and Mexican wrestlers.
The available event information identifies The Goddamn Gallows and The Rhythm Shakers as the performers listed in the lineup, but provides no biographical background for either act: no hometown, personnel, musical history, collaborators, recordings, or critical quotations are included. King Sickabilly appears in the event title but is not included in the displayed lineup section, while additional acts remain to be announced. The listing does identify a track by The Goddamn Gallows, “F*#k Christmas,” but gives no further context about it or about what material the group will play. Alex’s Bar is a Long Beach bar and live-music venue, rather than a room devoted solely to quiet listening, and it has appeared as Fangtasia in True Blood.
Alex’s Bar pairs its punk-rock identity with a striking, blood-red interior and velvet paintings of Elvis and Mexican wrestlers; it also appeared as Fangtasia in True Blood. The room is a Long Beach bar and live-music venue, with the stage set into a corner and a spacious floor for shows. Expect amplified bands alongside the bar’s regular social life, rather than a concert room focused solely on quiet listening. The venue’s FAQ describes its commitment to an inclusive, accessible environment, and its site lists food pop-ups on a calendar, so food availability depends on the event. Show details and ticket arrangements can vary; check the listing for the performance you have found. Alex’s Bar is still operating at its longstanding East Anaheim Street address in Long Beach.