Swingin' Utters

Punk Rock Band from California

Swingin' Utters is a punk rock band that originated in the late 1980s in Santa Cruz, California, before relocating to San Francisco. The group is known for their raucous blend of punk rock with traditional folk and Irish influences, which has garnered them a dedicated following within the punk community. Over the years, Swingin' Utters have released several albums, with "The Streets Of San Francisco" (1995) being one of their most acclaimed works; it earned them significant attention and helped establish their presence in the punk scene. The band's self-titled album "Swingin' Utters" followed in 2000, continuing to build on their momentum. They further expanded their discography with "Dead Flowers, Bottles, Bluegrass, And Bones" in 2003, showcasing their ability to evolve while staying true to their roots. Throughout their career, Swingin' Utters have been praised for their energetic live shows and commitment to the DIY ethos of punk culture. They have undergone several lineup changes but have maintained a consistent output and influence within the genre.