By Matt Kiernan
Ska-punk band Big D and the Kids Table is scheduled to perform at the Webster Underground in Hartford this Friday, Sep. 24., alongside other alternative rock acts that include Tip the Van, the Prozacs and Knightsbridge Fiasco.
Big D is planning to release their seventh full-length album this fall, titled, The Damned, The Dumb, and the Delirious.
The band has performed with such punk-inclined bands as Rancid, the Dropkick Murphys and Reel Big Fish, and have regularly played on the Warped Tour.
Big D have been performing together since 1995, and released their first full-length studio album, Shot by Lammi, in 1997. Their last album in 2009, Fluent in Stroll, has a title that refers to its mix of multiple genres that include reggae and soul.
The Webster show is one of eight performances by Big D, mostly based in the northeast, followed by a show at the Pearl Street Club in Northampton, Mass. this Saturday. The tour is scheduled to end in Boston, Mass. at the Paradise Rock Club Oct. 31.
The doors open at 7 p.m. and tickets can be purchased for $13 in advance by visiting the Webster’s website at www.webstertheater.com.
Tickets for the show can also be won by listening to the campus radio station WFCS 107.7, Wednesday night, Sep. 22, and calling 860-832-1077 when asked.
