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Fight To Unite in LA w/ Lambrini Girls, D4 & more

Posted by Loren on August 1, 2026

Fight To Unite in LA w/ Lambrini Girls, D4 & more
photo by Loren Green

Punk Rock Bowling is sponsoring a second event this year, a rally called Fight to Unite, taking place Oct. 9-10 at The Belasco in Los Angeles, CA. A portion of proceeds will benefit Siempre Unidos, a nonprofit supporting immigrant families affected by ICE raids and deportations in Los Angeles. The lineup includes Lambrini Girls , Surfbort, Generación Suicida, toyGuitar, and mor eon Friday, then a Fat Wreck centered lineup on Saturday including Dillinger Four, Dead to Me, Swingin' Utters, Nerf Herder, Western Addiciton, and more.

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Fight To Unite in LA w/ Lambrini Girls, D4 & more
photo by Loren Green

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