Forsaken Profits to play at Punk Rock Burlesque: Sunny’s Last Show

Forsaken Profit$ returns  to Jax Friday night at Rain Dogs for Punk Rock Burlesque – Sunny’s Last Show. Their Rain Dogs performance will mark the 2nd stop on their Bruce it Down Tour. 

That’s right, the boys are back in town and they just want to have fun, so get ready to have jello shots in your pockets, beer in your shoes and fire in your heart.

Joining Forsaken Profit$ will be;
Mudtown
Nine Tenths
DJ GeeXella
And Jacksonville’s favorite poet/singer/songwriter, Charlie Shuck

Burlesque Performances By

Miss Parker
Anita Nightcap
Lyla Jay Blu
Chlora De Formme
Veronica LePeige
Ivy Les Vixens
Autumn Josette

Hosted By Big Daddy Round Round AKA Jack Ringca, percussionists, guitarist, singer, master of the yo-yo and the telescoping baton.
A Miss Parker Production

General Admission (standing room) – $15
VIP (front row seats, includes merch goodie bag + personal Polaroid) $30

18+ Only

Doors at 6pm
Bands at 7pm
Burlesque at 11pm

Forsaken Profit$
“Some would call them Punk, or Thrash Punk,  or Crossover Thrash, and or Skate Punk. Hell some would even mention they have elements of Rock, and Metal. None of that really matters. Their lyrics hit you hard, like a steel toe boot to the mouth three days from payday, with no money for medical treatment, nothing to do but suck it up, tough it out and question your life choices. That’s what they want. They want you to question everything. They want you to question what you believe and question why you believe it.  More importantly, they want you to question what you feel and what you don’t feel and why the hell don’t you feel?

Their lyrics are unapologetically  filled and fueled, with and by, rage and anger. They attack the police state, politics, discrimination, oppression, and the status quo.  That rage is far from directionless though. It is a rage with purpose, a rage against conformity for conformities sake. That said, they are also some of the nicest people, both the band and those who follow them, you could ever meet. While on stage they might sing about burning your bar or club…the whole world down, off stage they would be the first in line to help you rebuild, should such a calamity occur.”
~~Dave Burkey, Forsaken Profit$ at Pizza Fest