A promotional indoor flash photograph of the band Pat & The Pissers. Four band members sit side-by-side on a wooden bench against a plain white wall framed by small hanging picture frames above. From left to right: a man with a beard, glasses, and a black hood wearing a black graphic hoodie and blue jeans; a man wearing glasses, a dark jacket over a graphic t-shirt, and dark trousers; a band member with long straight light-brown hair wearing a grey flannel shirt and blue jeans with hands folded in their lap; and a man with short curly dark hair and a mustache wearing a red sweatshirt with white text across the chest.Pat and the Pissers Credit: TheResourceNetworkPublicRelations / Facebook

A decade after its debut LP, Fuck This, California hardcore band Death Lens is still not pulling punches, choosing to ask What’s Left Now? on a new LP played by an updated lineup that saw two members leave and a new one join.

More exciting on this bill is a middle set from Pat & The Pissers, an absolutely bonkers Indianapolis rock outfit still on the road supporting a 2025 LP, How It’s Done, that’s the perfect vehicle for an energetic, in-your-face, live show developed in basements across the Midwest (the show was good enough to get the attention of Jack White, who tapped the Pissers to open for him last summer).

Small town punk outfit Skinman opens.

Tickets to see Death Lens, Pat & the Pissers, and Skinman at Music Hall at New World Brewery in Tampa on Wednesday, Sept. 23 are still available and start at $27.51.

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This article appears in Sept. 17 – 23, 2026.

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Read his 2016 intro letter and disclosures from 2022 and 2021. Ray Roa started freelancing for Creative Loafing Tampa in January 2011 and was hired as music editor in August 2016. He became Editor-In-Chief…
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