{"id":341178,"date":"2026-06-01T09:29:44","date_gmt":"2026-06-01T09:29:44","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/341178\/"},"modified":"2026-06-01T09:29:44","modified_gmt":"2026-06-01T09:29:44","slug":"ds-show-review-scott-reynolds-and-chad-price-at-jugband-coffee-and-tea-long-beach-ca-5-24-2026","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ca\/341178\/","title":{"rendered":"DS Show Review: Scott Reynolds and Chad Price at Jugband Coffee and Tea, Long Beach, CA (5\/24\/2026)"},"content":{"rendered":"

The Descendents have had a bit of a resurgence in the last decade and a half. Unfortunately, ALL<\/a> has been left in the corner with very little attention outside of some one-offs for special occasions like Riot Fest and Jon Snodgrass\u2019s Buddies Fest in Chicago. However, that hasn\u2019t stopped either Chad Price<\/a> or Scott Reynolds<\/a> from making music or touring. Fans from California were treated to a mini-tour by Chad and Scott over Memorial Day Weekend, featuring some of their solo material and songs from their time in ALL. Their Long Beach stop, a small coffee shop, was the perfect place to see such a special show.<\/p>\n

After a combination of bar shows and house shows, Chad and Scott made a stop at Jugband Coffee and Tea. The crowd was a good mix of hipsters and punk rockers of all ages. The shop itself is pretty cool, located in the Bluff Heights Neighborhood of Long Beach. A wall full of stringed and brass instruments hung on the wall with an upright piano just below. The space is mostly used for jazz and bluegrass, but it lent itself well to the show ahead. Opening the show were Will Huse and Joseph Bailey, each playing an acoustic guitar. They were a nice start to the show and set a tone for the afternoon\u2019s sets. Their songs were calming, with Joseph\u2019s lead parts melding well with Will\u2019s parts to create a mellow vibe.<\/p>\n

Chad and Scott\u2019s performances were similar in the way that they built their setlists: a good mix of ALL songs paired with cuts from their solo stuff. The difference lies in each of their presentations. Chad\u2019s set was more reserved and melodic. If you\u2019ve heard his music post-ALL, it varies from the harsher sounds of A Vulture\u2019s Wake to the calming, more picked sounds of his latest project, Chad Price Peace Coalition. Most of Chad\u2019s set catered to the latter. He performed five ALL songs, opening with \u201cUntil I Say So,\u201d but also including \u201cPummel\u2019s\u201d opener \u201cSelf Righteous,\u201d which is a Karl Alvarez-penned song. Rounding out the set with songs like \u201cIce,\u201d \u201cPeachy Tuscadero,\u201d and Drag the Rivers\u2019 \u201cWaste of Time, Valentine,\u201d Chad played an unhurried mix of songs, and you could tell he had the time of his life doing so.<\/p>\n

There was a very clear contrast between Scott\u2019s and Chad\u2019s almost regimented performance. He\u2019s much looser about his sets and the way he presents. Scott was very upfront that he is human and makes a lot of mistakes. You could tell that, leading up to his set, Scott was a ball of nerves. Scott\u2019s sets are more chord-based, almost campfire-like, as he is constantly telling stories about the songs, so much so that, at one point, he stopped in the middle of one to dissect a reference for the crowd. Scott opened with the only non-ALL cover during the set, a one-person jazzy rendition of the Ramones\u2019 \u201cBlitzkrieg Bop.\u201d From there, the set jumped between solo material, ALL songs, and a couple of Goodbye Harry tracks as well. Scott closed his set with the ALL favorite, \u201cDot\u201d from the album Percolater, a definite fan favorite.<\/p>\n

Jugband Coffee and Tea<\/a> was the perfect venue for this show. The store itself had a \u201cKids on Coffee\u201d sign, and the menu board declared, \u201cWe are all kids on coffee.\u201d The amount of love shown between the performers and the fans was one of those perfect storms you don\u2019t always see nowadays. Yet, a show this niche had a crowd that recognized how special it was. To have Chad and Scott play a brunch-time set starting at eleven in the morning and stick around to talk to us was an experience not unheard of in punk rock, but definitely appreciated. Even if you weren\u2019t a deep-cut fan of ALL, this was a real treat.<\/p>\n

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