Unwritten Law: San Diego Hard Rock Band at the Canyon
The Canyon (Agoura Hills, CA)
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Unwritten Law headlines a concert at the Canyon. Founded in 1990, they've been one of the mainstays of the Southern California rock scene for almost two decades. They've traveled the globe on the Vans Warped Tour, and their hits include the chart-topping "Seein' Red" and "Save Me (Wake Up Call)." They recently released a live album, Live and Lawless.
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Even if you have all their albums and can sing all their songs, you don't know Unwritten Law until you've seen them live.
With nearly 2 million albums sold and half-a-dozen radio hits, SoCal's favorite sons captured one of these fiery performances on their first-ever concert LP/DVD, Live & Lawless. Recorded last March at the Key Club on Sunset Strip, Live & Lawless shows UL – singer Scott Russo, guitarist Steve Morris, bassist Pat Kim and tour drummer Dylan Howard – blowing the doors off with such power-packed rock hits as "Up All Night," "Save Me (Wake Up Call)" and the Modern Rock No. 1 smash "Seein' Red."
Formed in San Diego in the early '90s, UL was a major part of the pop-punk movement that swept the decade. As the band developed, UL started writing bigger songs that retained the punk energy but featured more of a rock sound. Over the past few years, Russo doubled his efforts as a songsmith, and UL grew into what could be described as singer-songwriter punk rock, which is why UL is one of the few punk bands that could pull off an acoustic set.