Badflower
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Analeigh
March 23rd 2023
Best concert ever, they really know how to put on a show. Their opening bands were great and did not disappoint! Merchandise was fully in stock and had all sizes available. Music was great. Only thing is that since the venue is small, the music is very loud, so you might want to wear earplugs cause I was in the middle area and my ears are still ringing😂😂. Totally worth it tho.
Mesa, AZ@Nile Theater
Cyndi
March 20th 2023
The Badflower concert was phenomenal! Both opening bands were also incredible. I liked Red Blood Shoes better than Des Rocs. Would highly recommend seeing a concert at Goldfield Trading Post at either location! All of the employees there were outstanding. I am disabled and use a walker and I was let in early to use the restroom. I did go right back out. We did the meet and greet and I asked if I could sit off to the side and not walk the line again and the gentleman in charge of the meet and greet allowed me to as long as I didn’t interrupt anything. Which I did not. I was very appreciative of their accommodations. After the concert I was out of water so I went to the bar and asked if they would fill my water bottle. I would have given a tip unfortunately, I had no cash on me. My hope is that they would accommodate able people as well. The only downside was they did not check to make sure that no weapons or illegal substances were being brought into the venue.
Roseville, CA@Goldfield Trading Post Roseville
Kari
March 8th 2023
The band was incredible! However, the venue didn't do a very good job. I had a VIP ticket and was told to arrive around 5:00 PM and no later than 5:30 to check in for the VIP experience. However, we had to wait outside the venue in two separate lines (apparently one for VIP and one for GA) but this was not communicated well and I had to ask other concert goers in line where to go. The VIP group wasn't even let inside the venue until almost 6:30 PM (we had waited outside in the cold for more than an hour an a half, not very VIP). They should have let us in much earlier because after the VIP stuff, they started letting the other attendees in but I heard it took them a very long time to get the rest of the patrons in. The band and their crew were awesome but this venue was horrible at coordinating this concert and VIP event. Once inside the venue, it was nice but nobody should be told to arrive at a specific time only to wait outside for an hour an half or longer.
St. Louis, MO@Red Flag
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About Badflower
Something happens when Badflower singer and guitarist Josh Katz steps up to the microphone. His primal, powerful, and passionate transformation is the most unmitigated kind of catharsis fueled by emotion and unfiltered intensity…
“The superhero version of myself comes out in the songs,” he affirms. “When I’m writing or performing, I go to this place that reflects the most emotional point I’ve hit at the moment. A lot of what’s being written is anger, lust, heartbreak, and all of that. Becoming an artist, I flip into this character I can’t shake or get rid of. I embrace it and keep writing in that direction.”
This approach stands out as Badflower’s calling card. It’s also a big reason why the group quietly became one of L.A.’s most buzzed-about rock ‘n’ roll bands. Since their emergence in 2014, the band—Josh, Joe Morrow [lead guitar, backing vocals], Alex Espiritu [bass], and Anthony Sonetti [drums]—has shared stages with the likes of KONGOS and The Veronicas, earned acclaim from OC Weekly, Loudwire, and more, and achieved a two-week run at #1 on KROQ’s Locals Only Show with “Heroin.” During 2016, fashion icon John Varvatos personally signed the band to John Varvatos Records. Little did he know, they had a big surprise up their sleeves.
“We actually had already started making a record without telling anybody,” smiles Josh. “After the deal was done, we were like, ‘How about this?’”
The boys cut the 2016 Temper EP [John Varvatos Records/Republic Records] in the garage of the Thousand Oaks, CA home which they share. Recorded during a blazing hot California summer, the sessions got so intense that their MacBook Pro often needed to cool down in the freezer. Wielding that energy, the music taps into a gritty and grunge-y gutter rock spirit complemented by jarring theatrical delivery and unshakable riffing, equally informed by Led Zeppelin and nineties Seattle as it is by film composers such as James Horner.
In 2017 the band signed a new deal with Scott Borchetta’s Big Machine Records as a joint venture with Varvatos Records. Their debut album will be released later this year.
“The superhero version of myself comes out in the songs,” he affirms. “When I’m writing or performing, I go to this place that reflects the most emotional point I’ve hit at the moment. A lot of what’s being written is anger, lust, heartbreak, and all of that. Becoming an artist, I flip into this character I can’t shake or get rid of. I embrace it and keep writing in that direction.”
This approach stands out as Badflower’s calling card. It’s also a big reason why the group quietly became one of L.A.’s most buzzed-about rock ‘n’ roll bands. Since their emergence in 2014, the band—Josh, Joe Morrow [lead guitar, backing vocals], Alex Espiritu [bass], and Anthony Sonetti [drums]—has shared stages with the likes of KONGOS and The Veronicas, earned acclaim from OC Weekly, Loudwire, and more, and achieved a two-week run at #1 on KROQ’s Locals Only Show with “Heroin.” During 2016, fashion icon John Varvatos personally signed the band to John Varvatos Records. Little did he know, they had a big surprise up their sleeves.
“We actually had already started making a record without telling anybody,” smiles Josh. “After the deal was done, we were like, ‘How about this?’”
The boys cut the 2016 Temper EP [John Varvatos Records/Republic Records] in the garage of the Thousand Oaks, CA home which they share. Recorded during a blazing hot California summer, the sessions got so intense that their MacBook Pro often needed to cool down in the freezer. Wielding that energy, the music taps into a gritty and grunge-y gutter rock spirit complemented by jarring theatrical delivery and unshakable riffing, equally informed by Led Zeppelin and nineties Seattle as it is by film composers such as James Horner.
In 2017 the band signed a new deal with Scott Borchetta’s Big Machine Records as a joint venture with Varvatos Records. Their debut album will be released later this year.
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Genres:
Rock
Band Members:
Josh Katz Joey Morrow, Alex Espiritu, Anthony Sonetti
Hometown:
Los Angeles, California
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T-Shirt
$19.99
Premium T-Shirt
$24.99
T-Shirt
$19.99
Premium T-Shirt
$24.99
This Is How The World Ends
$11.98
OK, I'm Sick Anniversary Long Sleeve ...
$24.99
OK, I'm Sick Anniversary Premium T-Sh...
$21.99
OK, I'm Sick Anniversary Tank Top
$19.99
OK, I'm Sick Anniversary Sweatshirt
$31.99
OK, I'm Sick
$11.87
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Badflower's tour
Fan Reviews
Analeigh
March 23rd 2023
Best concert ever, they really know how to put on a show. Their opening bands were great and did not disappoint! Merchandise was fully in stock and had all sizes available. Music was great. Only thing is that since the venue is small, the music is very loud, so you might want to wear earplugs cause I was in the middle area and my ears are still ringing😂😂. Totally worth it tho.
Mesa, AZ@Nile Theater
Cyndi
March 20th 2023
The Badflower concert was phenomenal! Both opening bands were also incredible. I liked Red Blood Shoes better than Des Rocs. Would highly recommend seeing a concert at Goldfield Trading Post at either location! All of the employees there were outstanding. I am disabled and use a walker and I was let in early to use the restroom. I did go right back out. We did the meet and greet and I asked if I could sit off to the side and not walk the line again and the gentleman in charge of the meet and greet allowed me to as long as I didn’t interrupt anything. Which I did not. I was very appreciative of their accommodations. After the concert I was out of water so I went to the bar and asked if they would fill my water bottle. I would have given a tip unfortunately, I had no cash on me. My hope is that they would accommodate able people as well. The only downside was they did not check to make sure that no weapons or illegal substances were being brought into the venue.
Roseville, CA@Goldfield Trading Post Roseville
Kari
March 8th 2023
The band was incredible! However, the venue didn't do a very good job. I had a VIP ticket and was told to arrive around 5:00 PM and no later than 5:30 to check in for the VIP experience. However, we had to wait outside the venue in two separate lines (apparently one for VIP and one for GA) but this was not communicated well and I had to ask other concert goers in line where to go. The VIP group wasn't even let inside the venue until almost 6:30 PM (we had waited outside in the cold for more than an hour an a half, not very VIP). They should have let us in much earlier because after the VIP stuff, they started letting the other attendees in but I heard it took them a very long time to get the rest of the patrons in. The band and their crew were awesome but this venue was horrible at coordinating this concert and VIP event. Once inside the venue, it was nice but nobody should be told to arrive at a specific time only to wait outside for an hour an half or longer.
St. Louis, MO@Red Flag
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About Badflower
Something happens when Badflower singer and guitarist Josh Katz steps up to the microphone. His primal, powerful, and passionate transformation is the most unmitigated kind of catharsis fueled by emotion and unfiltered intensity…
“The superhero version of myself comes out in the songs,” he affirms. “When I’m writing or performing, I go to this place that reflects the most emotional point I’ve hit at the moment. A lot of what’s being written is anger, lust, heartbreak, and all of that. Becoming an artist, I flip into this character I can’t shake or get rid of. I embrace it and keep writing in that direction.”
This approach stands out as Badflower’s calling card. It’s also a big reason why the group quietly became one of L.A.’s most buzzed-about rock ‘n’ roll bands. Since their emergence in 2014, the band—Josh, Joe Morrow [lead guitar, backing vocals], Alex Espiritu [bass], and Anthony Sonetti [drums]—has shared stages with the likes of KONGOS and The Veronicas, earned acclaim from OC Weekly, Loudwire, and more, and achieved a two-week run at #1 on KROQ’s Locals Only Show with “Heroin.” During 2016, fashion icon John Varvatos personally signed the band to John Varvatos Records. Little did he know, they had a big surprise up their sleeves.
“We actually had already started making a record without telling anybody,” smiles Josh. “After the deal was done, we were like, ‘How about this?’”
The boys cut the 2016 Temper EP [John Varvatos Records/Republic Records] in the garage of the Thousand Oaks, CA home which they share. Recorded during a blazing hot California summer, the sessions got so intense that their MacBook Pro often needed to cool down in the freezer. Wielding that energy, the music taps into a gritty and grunge-y gutter rock spirit complemented by jarring theatrical delivery and unshakable riffing, equally informed by Led Zeppelin and nineties Seattle as it is by film composers such as James Horner.
In 2017 the band signed a new deal with Scott Borchetta’s Big Machine Records as a joint venture with Varvatos Records. Their debut album will be released later this year.
“The superhero version of myself comes out in the songs,” he affirms. “When I’m writing or performing, I go to this place that reflects the most emotional point I’ve hit at the moment. A lot of what’s being written is anger, lust, heartbreak, and all of that. Becoming an artist, I flip into this character I can’t shake or get rid of. I embrace it and keep writing in that direction.”
This approach stands out as Badflower’s calling card. It’s also a big reason why the group quietly became one of L.A.’s most buzzed-about rock ‘n’ roll bands. Since their emergence in 2014, the band—Josh, Joe Morrow [lead guitar, backing vocals], Alex Espiritu [bass], and Anthony Sonetti [drums]—has shared stages with the likes of KONGOS and The Veronicas, earned acclaim from OC Weekly, Loudwire, and more, and achieved a two-week run at #1 on KROQ’s Locals Only Show with “Heroin.” During 2016, fashion icon John Varvatos personally signed the band to John Varvatos Records. Little did he know, they had a big surprise up their sleeves.
“We actually had already started making a record without telling anybody,” smiles Josh. “After the deal was done, we were like, ‘How about this?’”
The boys cut the 2016 Temper EP [John Varvatos Records/Republic Records] in the garage of the Thousand Oaks, CA home which they share. Recorded during a blazing hot California summer, the sessions got so intense that their MacBook Pro often needed to cool down in the freezer. Wielding that energy, the music taps into a gritty and grunge-y gutter rock spirit complemented by jarring theatrical delivery and unshakable riffing, equally informed by Led Zeppelin and nineties Seattle as it is by film composers such as James Horner.
In 2017 the band signed a new deal with Scott Borchetta’s Big Machine Records as a joint venture with Varvatos Records. Their debut album will be released later this year.
Show More
Genres:
Rock
Band Members:
Josh Katz Joey Morrow, Alex Espiritu, Anthony Sonetti
Hometown:
Los Angeles, California
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