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Manic Hispanic San Diego Tickets

Lineup

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  The Offspring
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  Face To Face
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  Streetlight Manifesto
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  Manic Hispanic

Event information

Punk In The Park comes to Thrive Park at Snapdragon Stadium in San Diego, CA this November 16th for a day of music and craft beer tasting! Iconic bands The Offspring and Pennywise, Streetlight Manifesto, Face To Face, Manic Hispanic, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Buck O Nine, Slaughterhouse and Winterhaven. VIP Ticket includes: - Commemorative VIP laminate - Dedicated festival VIP entrance lanes - Dedicated VIP main stage viewing area - Access to VIP lounge with seating - Upgraded restrooms - Dedicated food and VIP bars VIP Side Stage Ticket includes: - Access to all GA and VIP amenities and areas - Physically stand on the side of the stage during The Offsprings set Parking: Pre-purchase parking here: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0A006123A8502141 Terms and Conditions: https://www.brewhahaproductions.com/tickettermsandconditions  Contact Information: Please contact info@brewhahaproductions.com with any inquires you may have. Venue Info: Guidlelines for visiting Snapdragon Stadium: A-Z Guide | Snapdragon Stadium - No blankets, towels, or chairs permitted for this event.

Location

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About Manic Hispanic

Manic Hispanic, a renowned punk rock band, has been captivating their fans with their unique music since 1992. Originating from Orange County, California, the band is known for their distinctive style, blending punk rock with Chicano culture. Their music, often humorous and satirical, resonates with their fans, creating a strong bond and a loyal fan base. Manic Hispanic's live performances are a spectacle, filled with energy and passion, making them a must-see at music festivals. Their albums, including "The Recline of Mexican Civilization" and "Mijo Goes to Jr. College", have been well-received by fans and critics alike. The band's commitment to their roots and their innovative approach to punk rock music continues to attract new fans while keeping their existing fan base engaged and entertained.