A high-energy, wide-angle live music photograph taken from a low perspective. In the foreground, a person in a black t-shirt and baseball cap plays a light-colored bass guitar while another person in a light blue shirt stands with their hands on their head. A diverse crowd in a dimly lit venue is visible in the background, clapping and cheering under warm, streaking stage lights that create a sense of motion.

Tampa’s Miller Lowlifes are the beer-sloshing uncle at the backyard barbecue of pop-punk

The Lowlifes’ full-length album, Pinch Hitters, dropped on storied Tampa punk label A.D.D. Records,

by Laura Troyer January 30, 2026January 30, 2026

Miller Lowlifes is the beer-sloshing uncle at the backyard barbecue of pop-punk. Born from the brains of Richie Schnellbacher (guitar/vocals), Mario Framingheddu (bass/vocals), Joseph Paez (drums) and Matt Shumate (guitar), this band leans into punchy guitar hooks, driving tempos and a slightly scrappy punk attitude. The Lowlifes’ full-length album, Pinch Hitters, dropped on storied Tampa […]