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dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona hosts live music

Vocalist and guitarist Shane Camp, lead vocalist and guitar Nate Bonner, bassist Jack Cissell and drummer Ethan Thurston of the APHIDS perform their new single “Ring Ring” and older songs from their catalog Aug. 22 at the dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona . The APHIDS are a Los Angeles punk rock group. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Vocalist and guitarist Shane Camp, lead vocalist and guitar Nate Bonner, bassist Jack Cissell and drummer Ethan Thurston of the APHIDS perform their new single “Ring Ring” and older songs from their catalog Aug. 22 at the dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona . The APHIDS are a Los Angeles punk rock group. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Lead vocalist and guitarist Nick Magaña of the Paper Drivers performs new and old songs before the main act comes out Aug. 22 at the dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona. The songs they performed included “Borderline” and “Hands Below.” / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Lead vocalist and guitarist Nick Magaña of the Paper Drivers performs new and old songs before the main act comes out Aug. 22 at the dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona. The songs they performed included “Borderline” and “Hands Below.” / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Lead vocalist and guitarist Joey Carr and drummer Salina Michelle of Fake News Funeral open up the concert with songs off of their EP “Cheaper Than Therapy” on Aug. 22 at the dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona. The dba256 hosts concerts every Friday. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Lead vocalist and guitarist Joey Carr and drummer Salina Michelle of Fake News Funeral open up the concert with songs off of their EP “Cheaper Than Therapy” on Aug. 22 at the dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona. The dba256 hosts concerts every Friday. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Lead vocalist and guitarist Justin Cardoze, bassist Oscar Chilapa and drummer Joshua Tirtasamudra of Paleshifter close out their headlining event Aug. 22 at the dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona. They performed some of their older songs, one of their newer songs “The Fog” and a couple of unreleased songs. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
Lead vocalist and guitarist Justin Cardoze, bassist Oscar Chilapa and drummer Joshua Tirtasamudra of Paleshifter close out their headlining event Aug. 22 at the dba256 bar and gallery in Pomona. They performed some of their older songs, one of their newer songs “The Fog” and a couple of unreleased songs. / photo by Vicente Rodriguez
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Vicente Rodriguez is a senior photography major with a marketing minor and a staff photographer for the Campus Times. He has previously served as photography editor of the Campus Times and a staff photographer for La Verne Magazine.

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