
Self-proclaimed as “the Dive Bar of Bands,” Miller Lowlifes actually landed on a storied Tampa label, A.D.D. Records, which released the quartet’s new album in April.
With a sound that would’ve risen to the top of any Pre-Fest lineup (the band is an alum of the Gainesville punk-rock bacchanal, Fest), Pinch Hitters collects the anger and humor of frontmen-guitarists Richie Schnellbacher and Matt Shumate and turns it into anthemic blue-collar pop-punk sung by guys with white-collar jobs.
A trio of the best punky rock bands in Florida play support.
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This article appears in Feb 27 – Mar 5, 2025.

