Burger Boogaloo 2016 Photos
Burger Records took over Mosswood park in Oakland, CA, for their annual Boogaloo. The line-up was stacked, the sun was out and good times were had. Check out some photos here.
Photos: Jordan Joseffer
Standard festival attire
Amplified Heat
Metal Mike of the Angry Samoans
The Real Kids on the Tassel Castle stage
Thunderroads from Japan
Climbing the stacks and jumping off of them without missing a note
Then they brought out Fink and played a Teengenerate set
Traci Lords and John Waters. He introduced the bands which is fitting as he is a self-proclaimed old filthy punk
The Trashwomen
When it's too packed to get to the front, crawl across people's heads
Thee Oh Sees
Next up the dance and show band
The Mummies made a grand and epic entrance atop of the original Mummiesmobile with a full marching band
Then followed it up with an epic set
Giorgio Murderer
Tony Clifton got on the mic and made everyone really uncomfortable. For some reason he didn't make another appearance
The Flamin' Groovies
Chill nap spot
The Dwarves ripped it up on the Dirty Mouth stage
Terry and Louie
SOTY party alumni, Shannon and the Clams killed it
King Kahn and the Shrines
Seth Bogart closed out the festivities with one hell of a show
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