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Punk Bands Are Bailing on ‘Punk in the Park’ Over Founder’s Trump Donations

L.A. woman-fronted punk band, Naked Aggression, was the first band to pull out. L.A. TACO confirmed that N8NOFACE is also withdrawing from the festival taking place in Vallejo, California, as of this morning. Other bands, like 8 Kalacas, are doubling down and still performing.

12:19 PM PST on February 18, 2026

Art by Noe Adame for L.A. TACO.

Update on 2/20/26: 8 Kalacas has announced they are no longer playing the festival after facing pressure from fans to withdraw. Their statement is here.

Update on 2/24/26: Dead Kennedys founding frontman Jello Biafra responded to L.A. TACO's request for comment about his former band deciding to still play the festival despite Cameron Collins' past donations to Trump:

"They’re taking the money $$$, and THEN pulling out??

'The real Dead Kennedys would never have let this happen in the first place! One more sordid reason I don’t ever want to play with them again.”


L.A.-based, woman-fronted punk band Naked Aggression was the first act to drop out of the California date of the upcoming Punk in the Park Road Show, a traveling music festival promising sets from some of the punk world’s biggest legends with dates in Vallejo, California, Orlando, Florida, and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.