Verbten Reunites Again For Square Roots Fest Friday

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Jason Narducy will reunite with his childhood punk band Verböten for a performance at the Square Roots Festival on Friday. The band, which once played local clubs like Cubby Bear, has recently gained attention following Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl's mention of them in his documentary series. Narducy, who has a successful career with Split Single and tours with Bob Mould, highlights the special nostalgia associated with Verböten. The band's upcoming set will feature two new songs, reflecting a collaborative effort among members despite their geographical distances. Narducy notes that the lyrics of their latest work address current frustrations, reinforcing punk rock's platform for social commentary.

Their participation in Riot Fest in 2024 further signifies a resurgence in their music career. Verböten's sound combines vigorous punk-pop energy, resonating with their original style. The reunion not only celebrates their past but also creates new music relevant to today's issues.

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