Mike Watt

Amazing. Great bass player and person. Music was incredible and soooo right.

It was a fantastic show, with Watt continuing to hold down his ferocious bass lines in another freeform and tight trio. Opening bands Bed Makers (fronted by Ian Mackaye’s sister Amanda) and the prodigious sonic boom of the Motherf$&ers made this an awesome live event. Pearl St Warehouse is a great venue.

A terrific bill of Bed Maker, JMB & Co., and headliners mssv — as the man in the van with the bass in his hand exclaimed at one point… “BASS”!

Really loved this show, Looseys is a great place to attend shows. MSSV was awesome, for sure Trippy Psychedelic Fever! I highly recommend seeing them on this tour! https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZzYMqY3vhNqGRCRx9 https://photos.app.goo.gl/BbqU5mkMThmZU8Av9

This is the third time I have seen Mike Watt. He always plays well, and the Co-Opt in Lubbock is a cool venue.

Great show with Corsano and Baiza!!!

It was so interesting seeing and hearing Watt in this context. Free improvisation and ambient noise isn't for everyone, though, and I saw a number of audience members disappear during the set. I loved it plus Derek Monypeny blew me away with his meditative approach.

It's Watt! Enough said. Always so fun. Such a great guy too

Great set. I think it was all new material, instrumental. Mike Baggetta is an excellent guitarist. Watt did a vocal encore. Scott Amendola and Henry Kaiser opened.

Was an honor to be able to play with my band Water Landing in support of Watt!

I wish I could add more stars!!!! I got to meet one of my idols and hands down the best player ever!

Jam Econo! Leave your cameras at home!

Mike Watt is always incredible and this show was no exception. Same goes for the venue, Mississippi Studios. Cozy and intimate, it attracts a friendly audience and the shows there are always top notch. Oh, and definitely check out the opening band, The Mascaras - fantastic. They earned their way onto my list of Tracked Artists.

I just wish it was longer!

Amazing. Great bass player and person. Music was incredible and soooo right.

It was a fantastic show, with Watt continuing to hold down his ferocious bass lines in another freeform and tight trio. Opening bands Bed Makers (fronted by Ian Mackaye’s sister Amanda) and the prodigious sonic boom of the Motherf$&ers made this an awesome live event. Pearl St Warehouse is a great venue.

A terrific bill of Bed Maker, JMB & Co., and headliners mssv — as the man in the van with the bass in his hand exclaimed at one point… “BASS”!

Really loved this show, Looseys is a great place to attend shows. MSSV was awesome, for sure Trippy Psychedelic Fever! I highly recommend seeing them on this tour! https://photos.app.goo.gl/ZzYMqY3vhNqGRCRx9 https://photos.app.goo.gl/BbqU5mkMThmZU8Av9

This is the third time I have seen Mike Watt. He always plays well, and the Co-Opt in Lubbock is a cool venue.

Great show with Corsano and Baiza!!!

It was so interesting seeing and hearing Watt in this context. Free improvisation and ambient noise isn't for everyone, though, and I saw a number of audience members disappear during the set. I loved it plus Derek Monypeny blew me away with his meditative approach.

It's Watt! Enough said. Always so fun. Such a great guy too

Great set. I think it was all new material, instrumental. Mike Baggetta is an excellent guitarist. Watt did a vocal encore. Scott Amendola and Henry Kaiser opened.

Was an honor to be able to play with my band Water Landing in support of Watt!

I wish I could add more stars!!!! I got to meet one of my idols and hands down the best player ever!

Jam Econo! Leave your cameras at home!

Mike Watt is always incredible and this show was no exception. Same goes for the venue, Mississippi Studios. Cozy and intimate, it attracts a friendly audience and the shows there are always top notch. Oh, and definitely check out the opening band, The Mascaras - fantastic. They earned their way onto my list of Tracked Artists.

I just wish it was longer!