Agent 51 is an American punk rock band formed in Poway, CA in 1995. A central part of the thriving San Diego music scene, the band has shared the stage with Green Day, Unwritten Law, Face to Face and many more.

They have released three full length albums: Red Alert on Alphabet Records, Just Keep Runnin' on SH/Adeline Records and The Red & The Black on Surfdog Records. After catching the attention of Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong, he re-released Just Keep Runnin' on his Adeline Records imprint, along with releases from AFI, Pinhead Gunpowder and more.
Agent 51 received regular rotation airplay on San Diego's 91X, KBZT, and KFSD as well as placements on MTV's Real World and The CW. They have won numerous San Diego Music Awards, played several Warped Tour dates and were included on the official Warped Tour Compilation.

The punk vets are preparing to hit the road again in support of their new album - Age of Validation!

Urethane is a dynamic pop-punk band hailing from San Diego, California. Formed in 2020 during the pandemic, the band unites a powerhouse lineup: legendary skateboarder and guitarist Steve Caballero (The Faction, Odd Man Out), Tim Fennelly on vocals and guitar (War Fever), Chad Ruiz on bass (Skipjack), and Dylan Wade on drums (formerly of The Bombpops). Their sound, deeply rooted in punk rock and melodic hardcore, fuses high-energy riffs, infectious choruses, and introspective lyrics.

The band’s debut album, Chasing Horizons, was released in 2021 through Cyber Tracks, produced by Cameron Webb (Motörhead, Alkaline Trio, NOFX). Featuring collaborations with punk icons Toby Morse (H2O) and Jim Lindberg (Pennywise), the album set the stage for their ascent in the punk rock scene. In 2023, Urethane released Dog Years, a two-song single that further showcased their evolving artistry.

Since their formation, Urethane has toured extensively across North America, Europe, and Asia, earning a loyal following through electrifying performances and a raw, authentic connection with fans. Drawing inspiration from bands like Bad Religion, NOFX, and No Use for a Name, Urethane’s music remains a testament to punk’s enduring spirit and emotional depth.