The Barbarians Of California Just Unveiled a “REALLY REALLY RAD” Track

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[Photo via Greg Flack]

Ahead of their tour dates with Guns N’ Roses, The Barbarians of California have unleashed their new track and music video for “REALLY REALLY RAD.”


Frontman Aaron Bruno, also of AWOLNATION fame, said, “‘REALLY REALLY RAD’ was really fun to make. ‘REALLY REALLY RAD’ has really fun dynamics. ‘REALLY REALLY RAD’ is really good.”

The track is set to appear on their forthcoming sophomore record MEGATONS, due out on August 21.


The band’s Eric Stenman says, “Making a second album can be a fraught process full of overthinking and self-doubt. Perhaps, the benefit of us starting this band, at this later point in our lives, relieves some of that pressure. This felt so easy, and is a seamless continuation of whatever we started with the first batch of songs — just bigger and better.”

Check out the new song below and pre-order your copy of the record here.


The Barbarians Of California will be performing at various festivals and venues this summer, including Louder Than Life. Check out the upcoming route below and grab tickets here.


Tour Dates:

  • Aug. 19—Kansas City, MO @ Morton Amphitheater
  • Sept. 06—Pryor, OK @ Rocklahoma Festival
  • Sept. 08—Nashville, TN @ Exit In
  • Sept. 09—St. Louis, MO @ Blueberry Hill Duck Room
  • Sept. 11—Omaha, NE @ Waiting Room
  • Sept. 12—Ridgedale, MO @ Thunder Ridge Nature Arena
  • Sept. 14—Minneapolis, MN @ 7th St. Entry
  • Sept. 15—Milwaukee, WI @ Cactus Club
  • Sept. 17—Chicago, IL @ Cobra Lounge
  • Sept. 18—Cleveland, OH @ The Foundry
  • Sept. 19—Louisville, KY @ Louder Than Life Festival

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