The Last Call

12″ Vinyl Release Party for The Last Call, & Its J Bird of Ease Up 40th Bday Celebration!

W/ Special Guests: Ease Up, John E. Rockers featuring James McWhinney of Big Mountain!

Plus DJ Girth and your MCs for the night RAS I ONE & RAS MIKE

ages 21+

doors at 730pm

Show at 8pm

Tickets $15 in advance, $20 at the doors

About The Last Call:

Southern California’s reggae rock scene is built on sun-soaked melodies, punk rock energy, and a tight-knit music loving community. Few bands embody that spirit better than The Last Call, a new project formed by members of Diego Roots, Split Finger, and Mix Mob—bands that helped shape the SoCal reggae rock movement from the late ‘90s into the 2000s. After years of crossing paths, sharing stages, and hanging at beachside dives, these longtime friends decided it was time for one last ride. The result? A fresh fusion of reggae, rock, and punk, anchored by decades of experience and a deep love for the music and the culture that raised them.

Their nine-track EP, One More Round, produced by Hayden Hanson of Tunnel Vision and dropped just in time to bring 2025 to a close. The EP will also be pressed as a limited-edition 12” vinyl on PIER RAT RECORDS—a nod to the band’s roots in the underground DIY scene. But the hype doesn’t stop there. The Last Call also dropped the official “Yesterday” music video, shot and directed by Jeff Pliskin of Raised Fist Propaganda— who won The Pier’s Music Video of the Year in 2013 and 2014 for his work on Slightly Stoopid’s “Don’t Stop” and “No Cocaine.” With The Last Call, you can expect nothing less than an electrifying, raw, and dynamic visual that matches the band’s unique sound. The Last Call’s sound is deeply rooted in reggae, rock, and punk, drawing influence from bands like Sublime, Steel Pulse, Bad Brains, UB40, The English Beat, and of course, their hometown neighbors and reggae rock pioneers, Slightly Stoopid.