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Assholeparade is a quintessential figure in the US underground hardcore scene, rooted in Gainesville, Florida. Known for their blistering tempo shifts, ferocious vocal delivery, and unapologetic intensity, the band has built a dedicated following through relentless touring, standout FEST appearances, and a string of influential releases on No Idea Records. We’ve got you covered with a concise biography, key discography highlights, and up-to-date touring information to help you secure your seats and catch them live wherever they hit the stage.

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Assholeparade formed in Gainesville and has been a mainstay in the fast, aggressive world of hardcore punk and powerviolence. Their discography traces a path from late-90s grit to modern underground reverberations, with notable releases including Embers (2006) and the Assholeparade/Slight Slappers Split LP (2011). Live recordings like Live in Rostock (2011) capture their raw energy, while festival appearances and compilations, such as No Idea 100: Redefining Music (2001), cement their cult status. For fans and new listeners, the band’s ongoing activity, archival releases on No Idea Records, and current streaming availability ensure there’s always a way to experience their sound. Follow along for 2025 tour updates and opportunities to see them live.

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  • Upcoming shows and tour updates can appear on Bandsintown and official artist pages.
  • Official social channels and Bandcamp links provide direct access to releases and latest news.
  • Distance and venue details vary by show; check per-performance listings for exact location and schedule.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Assholeparade

  • Origin: Gainesville, Florida; genre: hardcore punk / powerviolence with fast, aggressive songs.
  • Discography (albums, most recent first): Assholeparade/Slight Slappers Split LP (No Idea Records, 2011); Live in Rostock 10" (To Live A Lie Records, 2011); Embers (No Idea Records, 2006); Student Ghetto Violence (No Idea Records, 1999).
  • 2025 tour activity included a documented Washington, DC show on April 11, 2025 at Rhizome DC and a canceled Raleigh, NC date on April 9, 2025; other 2025 tour activity is less well-documented publicly.
  • Major releases and achievements include appearances on No Idea compilation No Idea 100: Redefining Music (2001) and the band’s FEST / festival circuit activity; they’ve maintained a cult profile in the US underground scene.
  • Social media and availability: Bandcamp pages for Student Ghetto Violence (1999) and Embers (2006) on No Idea Records; Bandsintown and Apple Music pages documenting releases and streaming availability.

The records

Assholeparade Discography

  • Assholeparade / Slight Slappers Split LP
    2011 · No Idea Records
  • Live in Rostock
    2011 · To Live A Lie Records
  • Embers
    2006 · No Idea Records
  • Student Ghetto Violence
    1999 · No Idea Records

The hits

Top Assholeparade Songs

  • Say Goodbye
    2005 · Did not chart
  • Welcome Fucking Home
    2009 · Did not chart

Assholeparade formed in Gainesville and has been a mainstay in the fast, aggressive world of hardcore punk and powerviolence. Their discography traces a path from late-90s grit to modern underground reverberations, with notable releases including Embers (2006) and the Assholeparade/Slight Slappers Split LP (2011). Live recordings like Live in Rostock (2011) capture their raw energy, while festival appearances and compilations, such as No Idea 100: Redefining Music (2001), cement their cult status. For fans and new listeners, the band’s ongoing activity, archival releases on No Idea Records, and current streaming availability ensure there’s always a way to experience their sound. Follow along for 2025 tour updates and opportunities to see them live.

  • Upcoming shows and tour updates can appear on Bandsintown and official artist pages.
  • Official social channels and Bandcamp links provide direct access to releases and latest news.
  • Distance and venue details vary by show; check per-performance listings for exact location and schedule.

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