Loungefly

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Loungefly
Photographer unknown
Background information
OriginLos Angeles, CA
Years active1992-1995
GenreAlternative rock
LabelSwine Song Records
Past membersRyan Lambert, Dan Schubarth, Duane Rakestraw, Scott Bushkin, Katurah Clarke

Loungefly is an alternative rock band formed in 1992. The band played small rock clubs in the Los Angeles area, appearing with Weezer at least seven times. The band has been active on and off since then, with Dan Schubarth and Scott Bushkin as its most consistent members. Jon Pikus of El Magnifico collaborated with them as a mixer.

Discography

Shows played with Weezer

Date City Venue Other band(s) Bootleg(s) Concert Source
July 9, 1992 West Hollywood, CA The Central (Club Dump) Wayne, Crux, 12 & Counting Weezer concert: 07/09/1992 [1] [2]
January 21, 1993 West Hollywood, CA Club Dump (at The Central) 99, Sylvia Dreams of Angels, 12 and Counting Weezer concert: 01/21/1993 [3]
March 3, 1993 Los Angeles, CA English Acid Hammerbox, Coat Weezer concert: 03/03/1993 [4]
March 21, 1993 Los Angeles, CA Cosmos Bar ("The Gaslight") Weezer concert: 03/21/1993 [5]
May 30, 1993 Los Angeles, CA Gaslight Godseed, The Dark Archies, Christy McCool, Trojan Country Club, Shaft, Floor Thirteen Weezer concert: 05/30/1993 [6]
November 30, 1993 Los Angeles, CA Club Lingerie Floor 13, Delmar Brown & Bushrock Weezer concert: 11/30/1993 [7]
February 20, 1994 Los Angeles, CA The Gaslight Careless, Pothole, FUK, Godseed, and Zen Cowboys Weezer concert: 02/20/1994 [8]

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References

  1. Historic event: 07/09/1992 by Karl Koch. Archived version: [1].
  2. Newspapers.com archive of LA Weekly, Thursday, July 9, 1992, Page 84.
  3. Historic event: 01/21/1993 by Karl Koch. Archived version: [2].
  4. Historic event: 03/03/1993 by Karl Koch. Archived version: [3].
  5. Koch, Karl (as Karlophone). (September 13, 2023). Discord message. Archived from the original on Weezerpedia at Weezerpedia Discord Q&A with Karl Koch - September 2023.
  6. Historic event: 05/30/1993 by Karl Koch. Archived version: [4].
  7. Historic event: 11/30/1993 by Karl Koch
  8. Newspapers.com archive of LA Weekly, Thursday, January 20, 1994, Page 78.