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Home for the Skalidays spotlights Mustard Plug, a foundational name in third-wave ska-punk. Formed in Grand Rapids, Michigan in 1991, the band has helped shape the genre with high-energy riffs, tight horn lines, and a knack for turning parties into memorable shows. This page covers their enduring biography, key discography milestones, and the latest on their 2025 Skalidays tour. If you’re looking to secure your seats for a must-see ska-punk experience, you’ve got a friend in us—we’ll help you find the best tickets and info, hassle-free.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Mustard Plug’s journey reads like a timeline of the ska-punk movement. From early releases on Dashiki Clout and Moon Ska to notable runs on Hopeless, No Idea, and Bad Time Records, their catalog showcases evolution while staying true to their high-energy, crowd-pleasing live shows. Their 2023 release Where Did All My Friends Go? and the 2024 Hey EP keep the band fresh while honoring the fans who’ve supported them through the years.

The live experience

What reaches the room

For fans of upbeat rhythms, horn sections, and punk-driven melodies, Mustard Plug remains a reliable staple in the scene. We’ve got you covered on upcoming Skalidays tour nights—locations, dates, and safe ticketing options to secure your seats for a show that sticks in your memory long after the final chorus.

The live experience

What reaches the room

Upcoming Skalidays performances bring Mustard Plug to cities near you. Check the list of 2025 dates and keep an eye out for more announcements as the band continues its storied path through the ska-punk landscape. Follow official channels for the latest news, releases, and tour updates, and consider adding their music to your collection on Bandcamp and streaming platforms.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Social media and official site: stay connected through the band’s official pages and Bandcamp releases. We’ve included direct links to each platform so you can follow, listen, and stay in the loop with concert details and new music drops.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Home for the Skalidays

  • Mustard Plug is a Grand Rapids, Michigan ska-punk band formed in 1991 and regarded as a pillar of third-wave ska.
  • Recent releases include Where Did All My Friends Go? (2023, Bad Time Records) and the Hey EP (Dec 2024).
  • The band has historic milestones such as extensive Warped Tour exposure, Ska Is Dead tours (2004–2009), and Evildoers Beware! selling over 150,000 copies.
  • Discography spans Skapocalypse Now! (1992) through Where Did All My Friends Go? (2023), including several label changes (Dashiki Clout, Moon Ska, Hopeless, No Idea, Bad Time).
  • Lead singles in the 2020s include Fall Apart, Vampire, Doin' What We Do, and Where Did All My Friends Go? (all 2023), with no major chart peaks reported.
  • Social channels include the official Mustard Plug site, Bandcamp pages for releases, and active Instagram/Twitter presence.

The records

Home for the Skalidays Discography

  • Where Did All My Friends Go?
    2023 · Bad Time Records
  • Can't Contain It
    2014 · No Idea Records
  • In Black and White
    2007 · Hopeless Records
  • Yellow No. 5
    2002 · Hopeless Records
  • Masterpieces: 1991-2002
    2005 · Hopeless Records
  • Pray For Mojo
    1999 · Hopeless Records
  • Evildoers Beware!
    1997 · Hopeless Records
  • Big Daddy Multitude
    1993 · Moon Ska Records
  • Skapocalypse Now!
    1992 · Dashiki Clout

The hits

Top Home for the Skalidays Songs

  • Fall Apart
    2023 · Did not chart
  • Vampire
    2023 · Did not chart
  • Doin' What We Do
    2023 · Did not chart
  • Where Did All My Friends Go?
    2023 · Did not chart
  • Beer (Song)
    1997 · Did not chart
  • You
    1997 · Did not chart
  • Everything Girl
    1999 · Did not chart

Upcoming Skalidays performances bring Mustard Plug to cities near you. Check the list of 2025 dates and keep an eye out for more announcements as the band continues its storied path through the ska-punk landscape. Follow official channels for the latest news, releases, and tour updates, and consider adding their music to your collection on Bandcamp and streaming platforms.

Social media and official site: stay connected through the band’s official pages and Bandcamp releases. We’ve included direct links to each platform so you can follow, listen, and stay in the loop with concert details and new music drops.

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