CREEM PRESENTS: THE BOY HOWDY! BEER LAUNCH PARTY
For decades, CREEM Magazine’s iconic mascot, the R. Crumb-drawn Boy Howdy!, adorned the pages of their magazine, t-shirts, and a legendary beer can featured in the hands of all your favorite artists from the ’70s and ’80s. The only problem? The beer wasn’t real. Until now. Brewed by Dogfish Head, Boy Howdy! is an American cream ale that features Michigan-grown hops, a nod to the CREEM’s Detroit roots.
Join CREEM, Dogfish Head, and Grillos Pickles to celebrate the release of Boy Howdy! beer with a rock ‘n’ roll dance party at RUBA.
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Juxtaposing raw, wild, and unique original 7-inch vinyl sides by both iconic and unsung artists on the beat for today’s dance floor since 2006, Jonathan Toubin’s unconventional nightly approach to rotating vintage rock and soul music has carved out a unique space in contemporary nightlife and influenced scores of DJs and dance parties globally. Spinning over 3000 gigs on five continents over the last twenty years at hundreds of nightclubs, live music venues, museums, parks, art spaces, all-ages warehouses, afterhours, rock concerts, and dozens of major music festivals, Toubin is also internationally recognized for persistently throwing the some of the world’s most popular, prolific, and distinctive events of their kind under his New York Night Train moniker (Soul Clap & Dance-Off, The Haunted Hop, and a cornucopia of legendary extravaganzas).
His cultural mission has recently broadened beyond DJing and throwing parties with the inception of his New York City nightclubs TV Eye and 96 Tears plus the Shady Spex sunglasses brand, and as a columnist for CREEM.
Since forming in 2013, No Time has carved out their place in the underground, blending the gritty authenticity of UK Oi! with the raw intensity of early American hardcore. Their sound is raw, catchy, fierce, and unmistakably their own—uncompromising and built on a foundation of working-class defiance.
Their 2016 album, You’ll Get Yours, set the stage for their rise, earning them a reputation as leaders in the American Oi! scene. After a five-year hiatus, No Time has returned with Suffer No Fool, a powerful follow-up that refines their sound and delivers their most focused and forceful album to date.
Known for their explosive live shows, No Time has toured across Europe, Mexico, Japan and many U.S. cities, leaving a trail of unforgettable performances. With Suffer No Fool, they’ve reclaimed their place at the forefront of the current wave of Oi, proving they’re back, stronger than ever, and ready to take on whatever comes next.
New rock outfit from Kyle Seely (Sheer Mag) and Justin Jurgens (Ingrates, Dust Star).
Philly’s premier “brown-hole soul” garage punk rock.