The Dickies

The Dickies were the first Los Angeles punk rock band to sign a major label deal, the first to tour Europe, and among the few surviving bands from the original wave of punk pioneers. Their energetic, melodic punk-pop style has remained intact for decades.

Since the breakup of the Ramones, The Dickies have held the distinction of being one of the oldest active punk bands in the United States. Over four decades, they have released records and performed countless live shows. Known for their high-energy performances, Stan Lee’s guitar work and Leonard Graves Phillips’ theatrical stage presence have made the band a staple of the punk scene.

The band's catalog includes albums such as The Incredible Shrinking Dickies, Dawn of the Dickies, Stukas Over Disneyland, Second Coming, Dogs From the Hare That Bit Us, and All This and Puppet Stew. Their music combines humor, catchy melodies, and classic punk energy, earning them a loyal fan base across generations.

Today, The Dickies continue to tour internationally and perform for audiences around the world, maintaining their reputation as one of punk rock’s most enduring and entertaining live acts.