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D Toxin Productions 2025 'M-Pre-Party at The Reckless Shepherd Brewery in Columbia, MD
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Tickets - $37.50 each (general admission)
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Let's get the party going for M3 with Bad Marriage, The Midnight Devils, The Fifth, The Ratchet Dolls, Sic Vikki, and American Jetset!
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March 7th 2025
Very talented band. Would love them to play more Tesla songs
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Bad Marriage Biography
Bad Marriage is not just another band out of Boston. They come out of the gutter swinging with
a thunderous rock n roll swagger that would make the ‘Bad Boys of Boston’ smile. Indulging
their mutual thirst for tone and overdriven guitars, Bad Marriage pays homage to the British
blues-hard rock of the past while etching their own signature style and sound.
Formed in 2015, Bad Marriage exploded onto the hard rock scene, setting the bar high with their
airtight, energetic live shows that has created a massive following of support. Bad Marriage is
made up of Jonny Paquin on vocals, Mike Fitz on lead guitar, Tommy Skeoch on lead/rhythm guitar, Ian Haggerty on rhythm guitar, Todd Boisvert on bass, and Michael Delaney on drums. The addition of Tommy Skeoch, formerly of Tesla, brings wall of sound to the band and adds a '3-D' feel with the triple guitar attack.
Bad Marriage has toured nationally with Tesla and Buckcherry. They have had the honor of
opening for Extreme, Stephen Pearcy, L.A. Guns, Geoff Tate, Last in Line, Scott Weiland, and
many more. As a result of the band’s success, they were welcomed to play on the 2022
Monsters of Rock cruise and 2022’s Monsters on the Mountain where they shared the stage
with legends such as Alice Cooper, Quiet Riot, Kix, Night Ranger, and Tom Keifer.
Bad Marriage has released two full length albums, titled ‘Bad Marriage’ and ‘Bad Marriage 2.’
The band is excited to release their next EP, ‘Artificial Mind’, that was produced by Brian Wheat
of Tesla. The lead single ‘Tear it Down’ is ready to release to a mainstream audience in early
2023 with a US tour to start shortly after.
Read Morea thunderous rock n roll swagger that would make the ‘Bad Boys of Boston’ smile. Indulging
their mutual thirst for tone and overdriven guitars, Bad Marriage pays homage to the British
blues-hard rock of the past while etching their own signature style and sound.
Formed in 2015, Bad Marriage exploded onto the hard rock scene, setting the bar high with their
airtight, energetic live shows that has created a massive following of support. Bad Marriage is
made up of Jonny Paquin on vocals, Mike Fitz on lead guitar, Tommy Skeoch on lead/rhythm guitar, Ian Haggerty on rhythm guitar, Todd Boisvert on bass, and Michael Delaney on drums. The addition of Tommy Skeoch, formerly of Tesla, brings wall of sound to the band and adds a '3-D' feel with the triple guitar attack.
Bad Marriage has toured nationally with Tesla and Buckcherry. They have had the honor of
opening for Extreme, Stephen Pearcy, L.A. Guns, Geoff Tate, Last in Line, Scott Weiland, and
many more. As a result of the band’s success, they were welcomed to play on the 2022
Monsters of Rock cruise and 2022’s Monsters on the Mountain where they shared the stage
with legends such as Alice Cooper, Quiet Riot, Kix, Night Ranger, and Tom Keifer.
Bad Marriage has released two full length albums, titled ‘Bad Marriage’ and ‘Bad Marriage 2.’
The band is excited to release their next EP, ‘Artificial Mind’, that was produced by Brian Wheat
of Tesla. The lead single ‘Tear it Down’ is ready to release to a mainstream audience in early
2023 with a US tour to start shortly after.
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