May 19th, 2026 at The Observatory in Santa Ana, CA with Informal Society, Human Issue, Spaceman Bob and Union 13
On May 19th, The Observatory became home to a packed night of punk driven chaos and high energy performances featuring Informal Society, Human Issue, Spaceman Bob, and Union 13, before the night closed out with Leftöver Crack. From the opening set to the final moments of the night, the crowd stayed fully engaged and fed off the energy each band brought to the stage.

Written by Ruben Figueroa
Informal Society opened the night with an aggressive and gritty performance that immediately grabbed the audience’s attention. Their sound carried a raw punk edge, backed by strong stage presence and nonstop movement from the band members. The crowd responded early with loud reactions and constant movement near the barricade, creating an atmosphere that stayed intense throughout the evening.
Human Issue followed with one of the heavier sounding sets of the night. Their performance felt sharp, emotionally charged, and aggressive without losing control musically. The chemistry between the band members translated well live, and the audience stayed locked into every song. Their blend of intensity and stage presence gave the set a powerful impact that resonated throughout the venue.
Spaceman Bob shifted the mood slightly while still keeping the momentum alive. Their performance leaned into a more fun and energetic punk approach, giving the audience a chance to stay engaged without slowing the night down. The band played confidently, maintaining solid crowd interaction and a strong connection with fans throughout their set. The audience reaction remained loud and enthusiastic from start to finish.
Union 13 closed out the supporting lineup with a performance that brought another level of energy into the room. Their set felt urgent, loud, and incredibly tight musically. Fans pushed toward the front of the stage, shouting lyrics back at the band while feeding off the explosive energy coming from the stage. Their commanding presence and fast-paced delivery made their performance one of the standout moments of the night.
Overall, the night showcased exactly why live punk shows continue to thrive in Southern California. Every band delivered passion, intensity, and a genuine connection with the crowd. The Observatory once again proved to be the perfect setting for a night filled with loud music, nonstop energy, and memorable performances.
Leftöver Crack set list for the night: Homeo-Apathy, Life Is Pain, Bedbugs & Beyond, Corrupt Vision, White Guilt Atrocity Quilt, Infested (Choking Victim cover), 3000 Miles Away (Star Fucking Hipsters cover), Crack Rock Steady 7 Mexico Theme Song, Atheist Anthem, Nazi White Trash, Stop the Insanity, Crack City Rockers, The War at Home, Drug Song, Rock the 40 oz., 500 Channels (Choking Victim cover), In Hell (Choking Victim cover), Crack Rock Steady (Choking Victim cover), Burn Them Prisons and Gang Control.
Leftöver Crack is: Stza Crack (vocals, guitar, synth), Tibbie X (vocals), Jön Yi (guitar), Skunk Chellov (guitar), Marc Cody (bass), and Ethan Nickles (drums).
Upcoming Leftöver Crack shows are below. Tickets available HERE.
TOUR DATES:
JUNE 6 – Yakima, WA – Bearded Monkey Music ✧
JUNE 7 – Spokane, WA – The District ✧
JUNE 8 – Missoula, MT – Monk’s ✧
JUNE 11 – Minneapolis, MN – Uptown VFW ✧
JUNE 12 – Kansas City, MO – recordbar ✧
JUNE 13 – Waterloo, IA – The Loft ✧
JUNE 14 – Green Bay, WI – Green Bay Distillery ✧ ⊹
JUNE 15 – Madison, WI – High Noon Saloon ✧ ⊹
JUNE 17 – Chicago, IL – Reggies ✧ ⊹
JUNE 18 – Hamtramck, MI – Sanctuary ✧ ⊹
JUNE 19 – Covington, KY – Madison Live! ✧ ⊹
JUNE 20 – Rutland, OH – Skatopia ✧ ⊹ ⑅
JUNE 21 – Millvale, PA – Funhouse ✧ ⊹ ⑅
JUNE 22 – Buffalo, NY – Rec Room ✧ ⊹ ⑅
JUNE 24 – Providence, RI – Alchemy ✧ ⊹
JUNE 25 – Amityville, NY – AMH ✧ ⊹
JUNE 26 – Reading, PA – Reverb ✧ ⊹
JUNE 27 – New York – Tompkins Park ✧ ⊹
w/ Special Guests
✧ = SadPlant
⊹ = The Dollheads
⑅ = Worlds Scariest Police Chases
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