Hardcore is loud and free. It is hard to miss as it comes booming through with its crash of a cymbal and loud chants. It is often the voice of the misunderstood and the cry of the revolution.
ZOMBIELOAF headlined March Madness at The Haven. Their intense sound quaked Downtown Pomona on Saturday. The doors opened at 7:30 p.m. and had various local bands. Thinking, Road Trip, The Hell Bombs and Something Somewhere each gave it their all and brought their unique sound.
Downtown Pomona rocked out on Saturday with energetic and versatile bands playing at The Haven. Bands showcased their diverse genre styles with each band that championed the stage.
Love can be soft and gentle, a warm hug, but love can also be cathartic, exciting and loud. The Valentine’s Day hardcore show on Feb. 14 at the Haven in Downtown Pomona, joined attendees together for a loud mosh-worthy show.
Arcadia Grey and Leisure Hour rocked their show on Sept. 4 at The Haven in Pomona. With doors opening at around 7 p.m., The Haven became the home for the Midwest emo and alternative rock lovers.
Music lovers gathered to dance and enjoy bands playing Sunday at The Haven in Pomona. The four indie and alternative rock bands showcased were Sluttony, Funds for Jimmy, Trash Day and Integra Pink.