Reigning from the small surfing community in San Clemente California, Tunnel Vision has been riding the wave of the reggae rock scene since 2012. Breaking the mold of modern reggae music with their surf, skate , and punk rock influenced melodies, blending it with upbeat positive sounds of the reggae/ ska genre. Tightly wound within the surf industry, Tunnel Vision has been known for working in the surfboard factory at Lost Surfboards in San Clemente and genuinely capturing the surf/skate lifestyle into their music. Since their debut in 2015, Tunnel Vision is signed with LAW Records and has topped the Reggae Charts on iTunes multiple times with albums such as ‘Days Away” and their “self titled” record with songs like “Citrus Skies”, “Skateboard”, and “Hop in The Van”. Tunnel Vision has been rocking their way around the country with boards under their feet since then, touring and playing shows with bands like Pepper, The Expendables, Slightly Stoopid, Stick Figure, Reel Big Fish, Unwritten Law and many more over the years. With their most recent record release being “Shipwrecked” in 2018, a conceptual 3 song EP metaphorically telling their real life stories of the road, had some success and landed some airtime on KROQ. Tunnel Vision released their latest full length record “Baja Bound” in 2022 and has quickly became a fan favorite.

Southern California’s reggae rock scene is built on sun-soaked melodies, punk rock energy, and a tight-knit music loving community. Few bands embody that spirit better than The Last Call, a new project formed by members of Diego Roots, Split Finger, and Mix Mob—bands that helped shape the SoCal reggae rock movement from the late ‘90s into the 2000s. After years of crossing paths, sharing stages, and hanging at beachside dives, these longtime friends decided it was time for one last ride. The result? A fresh fusion of reggae, rock, and punk, anchored by decades of experience and a deep love for the music and the culture that raised them. Their nine-track EP, One More Round, produced by Hayden Hanson of Tunnel Vision and dropped just in time to bring 2025 to a close. The EP will also be pressed as a limited-edition 12” vinyl on PIER RAT RECORDS—a nod to the band’s roots in the underground DIY scene. But the hype doesn’t stop there. The Last Call also dropped the official “Yesterday” music video, shot and directed by Jeff Pliskin of Raised Fist Propaganda— who won The Pier’s Music Video of the Year in 2013 and 2014 for his work on Slightly Stoopid’s “Don’t Stop” and “No Cocaine.” With The Last Call, you can expect nothing less than an electrifying, raw, and dynamic visual that matches the band’s unique sound. The Last Call’s sound is deeply rooted in reggae, rock, and punk, drawing influence from bands like Sublime, Steel Pulse, Bad Brains, UB40, The English Beat, and of course, their hometown neighbors and reggae rock pioneers, Slightly Stoopid.