Last year, multi-city punk-rock festival series Punk In The Park caught heat after it was discovered that Cameron Collins, the owner of Brew Ha Ha Productions, had donated to Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign. Murphys said they wouldn't play the festival again, and Collins made a statement clarifying his political stance.
Last year, multi-city punk-rock festival series Punk In The Park caught heat after it was discovered that Cameron Collins, the owner of Brew Ha Ha Productions, had donated to Donald Trump's 2024...
Murphys said they wouldn't play the festival again, and Collins made a statement clarifying his political stance.
Earlier this year, the Dead Kennedys were scheduled to perform at a Punk In The Park event, and Jello Biafra defended the choice.
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Last year, multi-city punk-rock festival series Punk In The Park caught heat after it was discovered that Cameron Collins, the owner of Brew Ha Ha Productions, had donated to Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign. Murphys said they wouldn't play the festival again, and Collins made a statement clarifying his political stance. Earlier this year, the Dead Kennedys were scheduled to perform at a Punk In The Park event, and Jello Biafra defended the choice.
Now, Brew Ha Ha is announcing a new punk festival.
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