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A major punk band for over two decades, Social Distortion came out of Los Angeles's active hardcore scene of the late '70s and early '80s. Their first album, Mommy's Little Monster, appeared in 1983 and featured the song "Another State of Mind," which aired as one of a few punk videos on mid-'80s MTV. Since then, Social Distortion have further developed their mix of punk and rockabilly with such songs as "Ball and Chain," "Bad Luck" and "Reach for the Sky." To this day, Social Distortion remain one of punk's most exciting and vital bands. Over the course of their career, Social Distortion have brought many venues to capacity, like Observatory North Park and the Mission Ballroom.


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Reviews

Rating: 4.4 out of 5 based on 1462 reviews
  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great night under the stars

    by Jkinnally on 5/4/24Firefly Distillery - North Charleston

    What else can you say about Social Distortion or Bad Religion that has not already been said. Mike Ness the godfather of punk rock. Bad Religion the fun and evil genius’s with their smart lyrics and unbelievable talent.. great night

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Outstanding

    by Brandon on 5/4/24Firefly Distillery - North Charleston

    Both the show Social D and Bad Religion and the venue the Firefly distillery was outstanding

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Good times

    by Doobee12 on 5/4/24Firefly Distillery - North Charleston

    Great concert and the venue was perfect. Social D sounded great!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great night of music

    by Jack on 5/3/24Coca-Cola Roxy - Atlanta

    Great show, as usual from BR, but getting to see Social D after listening to them for 30 years was incredible!! Still cant believe they have never toured!! Love Crimes was excellent as well!! Nice venue too

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Authentic Punk Rock

    by Tupa on 5/3/24Coca-Cola Roxy - Atlanta

    I grew up in So Cal and have seen Social D many times. Musically they still sound amazing and have great stage presence. So good to see Mike Ness doing what he loves after beating Cancer. I hope to catch them again the next chance I get.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    More Bang For Your Buck...

    by Vintage Knox on 5/3/24Coca-Cola Roxy - Atlanta

    As Mike said. Truly awesome show from bands I grew up with. As someone old enough to be eligible for AARP, I was amazed to see all of young fans and the great community old punks still turning out for a unique tour. Thanks to Social Distortion, Bad Religion, and Love Crimes -you guys were great!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Social Distortion, Bad Religion, & Lovecrimes

    by Mike D on 5/3/24Coca-Cola Roxy - Atlanta

    All 3 bands were fun I’d never heard Mike Ness’ sons band before Bad Religion played nothing but favorites and Mike Ness seems to have recovered nicely from throat cancer and sounded great

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Incredible Show

    by Heather on 5/3/24Coca-Cola Roxy - Atlanta

    The Coca Cola Roxy is a awesome venue! The show was AMAZING! Bad Religion and Social Distortion really rocked the house!

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    Bad Religion was better than Social Distortion

    by Tina on 5/3/24Revolution Live Outdoors - Fort Lauderdale

    The venue was fun because It was nice to be outside, but other places have better sound quality. I thought Bad religion (who opened for social Distortion) was much better than Social Distortion was. Social Distortion's set was not as smooth and "tight". Still a good concert, but not sure I would go to see social Distortion again.

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    Social D and Bad Religion Rocked, but the Setup Sucked

    by Tonico on 5/2/24Revolution Live Outdoors - Fort Lauderdale

    Social Distortion and Bad Religion killed it on stage, bringing back all the feels, especially with Mike Ness back in action. But man, the event setup was a mess. Picture this: a cramped parking with trees and totems blocking the view, and don't even get me started on the beer situation. Waiting 40 minutes just for a brew? That's a buzzkill. Despite the chaos, the bands rocked so hard it almost made up for the mess. Almost.

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    SD played for about 1 hour

    by Marvin the Martian on 5/2/24The St. Augustine Amphitheatre - St Augustine

    I love Social Distortion and have seen them at least a dozen times. I traveled from Georgia for this show and was seriously disappointed that they played an hour with no encores. Seriously, Mike ?

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great energy

    by Bkoeppen on 5/1/24The St. Augustine Amphitheatre - St Augustine

    I thought the concert was great, it had great energy, simple and to the point without all the frills

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Excellent line up!

    by Timmer on 5/1/24Bayou Music Center - Houston

    This was an excellent show from the opening band (Love Crimes), to the venue, to the Social D and Bad Religion playing over forty years of music to a nostalgic crowd.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Great venue Great show

    by Great show on 5/1/24The St. Augustine Amphitheatre - St Augustine

    I loved the show Both bands did great bad religion has not lost a beat

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    A parking lot isn’t a venue!

    by Dean on 4/30/24Revolution Live Outdoors - Fort Lauderdale

    Great show in a terrible venue that once was a great venue. For some reason this show was held in the parking lot on a terrible stage. The inside stage has always been a great place for an intimate experience. Not sure why they did this, but I will not go to another show there unless I am assured it won’t be in that parking lot.

  • Rating: 1 out of 5

    Boycott revolution

    by Jr on 4/30/24Revolution Live Outdoors - Fort Lauderdale

    The venue was horrible. Stuck us outside with hundreds of people. If I new I never would had bought the tickets. I couldn't see anything. Was basically background music

  • Rating: 3 out of 5

    bad venue

    by jay on 4/30/24Revolution Live Outdoors - Fort Lauderdale

    both bands played very well. The venue was way oversold don’t think they were prepared for the crowd they get received, and it was total pain to get a drink go to the bathroom and so forth.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    200mph nonstop

    by wild bill on 4/30/24Revolution Live Outdoors - Fort Lauderdale

    Bad religion came out and kicked me in the teeth and was relentless for an hour plus non stop. One of the best performances I have ever seen. Social D was as good as ever. Worth every penny!

  • Rating: 2 out of 5

    Underwhelming

    by Nicky Freebird on 4/30/24Revolution Live Outdoors - Fort Lauderdale

    I believe Mike Ness was drunk. Slurring the lyrics and babbling between songs. The tempo of the songs were slowed to accommodate his poor performance. I gave two stars for the effort. Thank you for not skipping South Florida, as most tours do.

  • Rating: 2 out of 5

    Social D

    by Bman on 4/30/24Revolution Live Outdoors - Fort Lauderdale

    Social Distortion is a great band. The venue was garbage. Who wants to go see a band in a parking lot. Surrounded by parking garages. If you needed to get a soft drink or beer the lines were outrageously long. Or even worse if you had to use the rest room in this venue’s case it was a disgusting port o podie. That venue was a waste of time and money.