In what might be the most delightfully chaotic musical two-for-one deal Australia has ever seen, Mariachi El Bronx and The Bronx are teaming up for a joint 2026 tour – and yep, that means both ...

A new Mariachi El Bronx album can’t have been on many bingo cards for 2026, right? The sincere mariachi alter-egos of The Bronx have taken over a decade away from the spotlight, and the announcement ...

Mariachi El Bronx's new album, II, is a lively and surprisingly kitsch-free take on music steeped in tradition. There's really only one way to play mariachi, even if you're a punk rocker — you have to ...

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Mariachi El Bronx have always lived in a space between tradition and reinvention. What initially began as a creative experiment back in 2008 as an alter ego of the Bronx has turned into a melting pot ...

The Bronx and Mariachi El Bronx have announced deatils for their upcoming ‘White Drugs Christmas’ holiday shows. Slaughterhouse, Los Bolos, Mistress77, Low Volts, The Plug Uglies, and Cosmic Joke will ...

It would be easy to dismiss Mariachi El Bronx as a mere lark by the Los Angeles punk band’s more-prominent alter ego, The Bronx. After all, they were originally hatched as a joke when a TV station ...

Liquid Death Presents The Bronx and Mariachi El Bronx Halloween Dead Stream — A one-hour intimate concert and feature event that will be the first time The Bronx AND Mariachi El Bronx have ever ...

Reading & Leeds Festival 2015's ever expanding line-up continues to grow with yet more acts announced to appear across the many stages; some of which are well-established, and some up-and-coming, but ...

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The Bronx thrive in disorder. In an April ’09 performance, frontman Matt Caughthran transformed into a one-man riot. Once their set started, he poured beer onto himself, pretended to snort coke off ...