Mad Caddies visit NL for exclusive show in August with new album "Arrows Room 117"

Formed in Santa Barbara, California, in 1995, the Mad Caddies quickly emerged as a unique force in the music scene with their original name "The Ivy League". Known for their energetic blend of ska and punk rock, they add unique touches of reggae and jazz to create a distinctive and catchy sound. The band's debut album, "Quality Soft Core," released in 1997, marked the beginning of a series of successful albums, including fan favorites like "Duck and Cover" and "Keep It Going."

Over the years, the Mad Caddies have evolved, but their music always remains lively and engaging. Famous for their dynamic and party-like live performances, they have garnered a loyal fan base worldwide. The Mad Caddies continue to be celebrated in the ska and punk music circles, known for their unique sound and exhilarating shows.

Now the time has come for the Caddies to travel to new shores with the release of their new album "Arrows Room 117" which is being released by SBÄM Records in Europe. "Arrows Room 117" is the band’s first album since 2018’s “Punk Rocksteady.”

“This album is very personal for me,” elaborates Robertson. “It represents 3 years of hard work back in the woodshed, while half the world stood still. During these strange times I tapped into a new source of creativity and shared new experiences with new friends and great musicians. This body of work and these songs showcase pain and betrayal, love and loss and the bright light of new beginnings.”

The Mad Caddies are over for an exclusive Dutch show in August:

02/08: Sneek, NL - Het Bolwerk w/ Slaughterhouse