Tijuana Panthers
Where are you from? Long Beach, CA.
How’d you come up with your name? My neighbor gave me a porcelain black panther to repair for him; He told me it was from Tijuana.
How’d you getting to playing music? My dad played in bands in the ’70’s and ’80’s, but mainly just messing around with friends.
What bands did you listen to growing up? What do you listen to now? Ian Dury, David Bowie, X, Circle Jerks, TSOL, Iggy Pop, Dead Kennedys, Dead
Milkmen, Nick Lowe, Suburban Lawns, and Orange Juice.
If there’s an empty pool or a mini ramp, i will dust off these old bones and skate it.
What influences you outside of music?
Hair cuts, designer jeans, and hard looks.
What are some of your favorite venues to play at? The Glasshouse in Pomona is cool. FYF was a lot of fun last year.
You have a an older surf sound to your music, do you guys surf or skate? We all did growing up. We probably surf more now than we skate. But, if there’s an empty pool or a mini ramp, I will dust off these old bones and skate it.
How did you guys get hooked up with Brixton? We met them in the desert at this place called Pappy and Harriets that
BRIXTON Station III 64-03630 $27.99
Haven’t heard any good music lately? Well, meet the Tijuana Panthers: A three piece surf rock band hailing from Long Beach, California. CCS recently hooked up with them, thanks to our friends at Brixton, and had a quick chat. So, if you ever wondered what exactly a Tijuana Panther is, what kind of music they listen to, or where one might go for a burger, read on.
we were playing at. We became fast friends.
Read any good books lately? 1Q84
See any good movies lately? Annie Hall, The Party, The Boat, The Electric House or anything Buster Keaton
What’s a great place to eat in Long Beach? MVP’s burger stand.
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