DFL Tickets

DFL is a cornerstone of Los Angeles punk, built on a raw, no-nonsense approach to music and performance. Formed in 1991 with core members Crazy Tom Davis, Monty Messex, Ad-Rock (Adam Horovitz), and Tony Converse, the group carved out a distinctive voice within the West Coast scene. Their debut album, My Crazy Life, arrived in 1993 on Grand Royal, featuring the track America’s Most Hardcore. Over the years, DFL has evolved through reformation and new releases, staying true to their punk ethos while inviting collaborations and fresh production.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering DFL for the first time, this page provides a concise biography, discography highlights, and up-to-date tour information so you can secure your seats and catch them live. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticket options and the latest artist news.

DFL’s journey spans pivotal records like Proud to Be (1995) on Epitaph, featuring Home Is Where the Heart Is and a celebrated 20th-anniversary reissue, to Grateful (1997) with a cassette-only release titled The Tape Show. After reforming in 2013, DFL released the YRUDFL EP in 2021 via SBÄM Records / Say-10 Records, produced by Greg Hetson. The 2024–2025 era has seen a string of new singles—Fuck It (2024), Paddy Wagon (Sept 2025), and No U Don't (Oct 2025)—with production contributions from Fletcher (Pennywise).

Touring activity in 2025 includes shows across the U.S. with key dates in Portland, Riverside, Garden Grove, and Los Angeles. Stay tuned for more dates as the band continues to bring high-energy punk to venues near you. For fans, DFL maintains an active social presence, including ongoing coverage via punk press and a Facebook page linked to Proud to Be DFL.

Artist links: Facebook | SBÄM Records | Say-10 Records | Official Website