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Burger Boogaloo 2018 Lineup Announced; Devo, Damned Headline

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Jerry Casale, Mark Mothersbaugh and Bob Mothersbaugh of Devo perform onstage at the 2011 Art Of Elysium "Heaven" Gala  (Photo by John Shearer/Getty Images for Art of Elysium)

Burger Boogaloo, the Bay Area’s premiere festival for punk and garage rock, announced its 2018 lineup Monday — and it’s a doozy.

Headlining this year’s Burger Boogaloo festival are punk pioneers Devo and The Damned, with the rest of the lineup including older punk acts like the Dwarves, the Mummies and the Dickies. Filmmaker and “Sultan of Sleaze” John Waters returns as host.

This year’s Burger Boogaloo also hosts several notable reunions, including the first show in 15 years from snotty So Cal punkers Le Shok. Many of the reuniting bands are local, like San Francisco’s garage punk icons The Rip Offs, who haven’t played a show in five years; and Battleship, the chaotic post-punkers from Oakland who haven’t come together for 10 years.

Burger Boogaloo began nine years ago and has slowly grown from a one-day festival in Mosswood Park to a two-day event with headliners like Iggy Pop playing to thousands. This year, $69 early bird tickets — made available before the lineup was announced — sold out not long after. Now that the lineup has been announced for June 30 and July 1, general admission passes are $169, on sale this Wednesday, March 7, at 9am. For more information, visit the event page on Facebook.

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The 2018 Burger Boogaloo lineup:

Devo (first show in the Bay Area in three years)
The Damned
Le Shok (first show in 15 years)
The Traditional Fools (featuring Ty Segall; first show in five years)
The Mummies
The Rip-Offs (first show in five years)
The Spits
Hunx and his Punx
Mudhoney
Dwarves
Dickies
Guida (from Italy)
The Gris Gris (first show in 10 years)
Quintron and Ms Pussycat
The Flakes
Firestarter (Japan)
Subsonics
The Flytraps
Cumstain
Battleship (first show in 10 years)
Francis Lau
Nots

Hosted by John Waters

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