Members of Field Day (Photo courtesy Earshot Media)
Peter Cortner and Doug Carrion, former members of Dag Nasty, joined forces with Mark Phillips (Down by Law) as Field Day, and the band is making its live debut across the country this summer with new music to follow in 2020. Field Day performs at Black Cat on Friday, July 12, and you can win tickets to go with Parklife DC.
Doug and Peter performed on Dag Nasty’s iconic recordings Wig Out at Denko’s (Dischord Records) and Field Day (Giant Records), and played some 300 shows throughout the United States and Canada in the late ’80s. These recordings are credited as cornerstones of what was eventually termed melodic hardcore, and inspired new bands like Pennywise and Rise Against.
In 2018, there was a conversation between Brian Baker, Doug and Peter regarding how best, if at all, to perform Wig Out and Field Day songs live. With scheduling and geographic conflicts unavoidable, in 2019, it was agreed that Doug and Peter would forge ahead under the name Field Day, to avoid confusing Dag Nasty fans or promoters.
Doug said this is “a perfect time to revisit previous material for the fans, and a way to continue exploring music.”
Stream Wig Out at Denko’s by Dag Nasty on Spotify:
You can win tickets to see Field Day’s Wig Out 2.0 Tour at Black Cat on July 12. To win, simply leave a comment on this blog. You can leave any comment, but we would like to know your favorite song by Dag Nasty.
For the rules of this giveaway–
Comments will be closed at 5pm on Wednesday, and a winner will be randomly selected. The winner will be notified by email. The winner must respond to our email within 12 hours, or they will forfeit their tickets and we will pick another winner. We will email you instructions on claiming your ticket. Good luck!
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Field Day
w/ Dot Dash, Fallout Shelter
Black Cat
Friday, July 12
Doors @ 8pm
$20
All ages
“Trying” from Wig out @ Denko’s!
Favorite song on Wig Out at Denko’s would be the title track for me.
Wig out at Denko’s but also looking for new music to follow in 2020
Values Here
I plead unfamiliarity, but I am enjoying the snippets I am hearing now. I’d like to hear more.
Field Day
First found Dag Nasty with Wig Out album. “Trying” simple yet very powerful message. From Field Day CD “Trouble Is” and “All Ages Show”.
I’m looking forward to seeing all three bands!