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Brooklyn Bowl, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Southern Culture On the Skids

Chapel Hill's Southern Culture On the Skids bring Camel Walk surf-rockabilly to Brooklyn Bowl, where you can bowl a frame between songs.

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Southern Culture On the Skids have spent four decades playing greasy, twangy party rock out of Chapel Hill, with 1990s college radio staples like Camel Walk and Dirt Track Date. Their shows lean into the fun: surf guitar, rockabilly shuffles and a crowd that dances. If you want a loose, rowdy night that is not another indie bill, this is the Williamsburg option.

What to expect

A standing show in Brooklyn Bowl's concert room, with bowling lanes running alongside the floor and a kitchen serving food. The band plays a high-energy set of surf, rockabilly and garage rock favorites.

Good to know

  • Take the L to Bedford Av and walk toward the waterfront.
  • Brooklyn Bowl evening shows are generally 21 and over with photo ID; check the listing.
  • Bowling lanes are booked separately from show tickets.
  • The floor is general admission standing room.
  • Food is served during the show, so you can eat dinner on site.

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Common questions

What kind of band is Southern Culture On the Skids?

A Chapel Hill, North Carolina group playing a mix of rockabilly, surf and garage rock.

Can I bowl during the show?

Brooklyn Bowl has lanes beside the stage, but lane reservations are separate from concert tickets.