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Club Candids: Punk Rock Halloween Bash's Costumes and Chaotic Fun

October 26, 2019 8:15AM

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Benjamin Leatherman
He definitely fit in at the Punk Rock Halloween Bash.
Things got a little wild at Yucca Tap Room in Tempe on Friday, October 25, during the annual Punk Rock Halloween. Local bands like El Googly Diablo and Ham played rowdy sets covering punk legends like Dead Milkmen and The Ramones while costumed patrons slam-danced in the mosh pit. Meanwhile, the Monster Midway offered freaky carnival games outside, and the newly expanded Electric Bat Arcade offered vintage arcade and pinball games.

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