The Linda Lindas at The Fillmore

The Linda Lindas in San Francisco

The future of punk is here, and it’s loud, unapologetic, and a whole lot of fun. The Linda Lindas, the teenage quartet that set the world on fire with their blistering energy and ferocious hooks, are storming into The Fillmore on March 21st for a night that promises to be equal parts rebellion and celebration.

With their breakout single “Racist, Sexist Boy” and the critically acclaimed debut album Growing Up, The Linda Lindas have become more than a band—they’re a cultural moment. Combining the riot grrrl ethos of Bikini Kill with the playful edge of The Go-Go’s and a dash of garage rock scrappiness, the Los Angeles-based group has carved out a sound that’s urgent, infectious, and unmistakably their own. Their shows are an explosion of energy: raw guitar riffs, pounding drums, and shout-along choruses that remind you punk rock is alive and thriving.

There’s something electric about seeing The Linda Lindas live. It’s a reminder of the genre’s roots—DIY, unfiltered, and full of heart—while feeling like you’re watching the scene’s next evolution in real time. And at The Fillmore, where the echoes of musical revolution still hum, the band’s youthful defiance and exuberance will be perfectly at home.

Whether you’re a lifelong punk fan or someone craving the thrill of a new generation taking the stage by storm, this is one concert you don’t want to miss. Come ready to jump, shout, and leave with a smile on your face and hope for the future of rock ‘n’ roll.