Concerts

Saturday: Aces High Music Fest at Respectable Street

Stop what you’re doing and watch this video right now. “Dumpster swing” band Que Lastima has launched a hilarious new video titled “Mr. and Mrs. Beelzebub." Slightly reminiscent of the Offspring's catchy "Why Don't You Get a Job?" the video opens up with a boyfriend getting kicked out of the house...

By Natalya Jones

July 17, 2015

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Stop what you’re doing and watch this video right now. “Dumpster swing” band Que Lastima has launched a hilarious new video titled “Mr. and Mrs. Beelzebub." Slightly reminiscent of the Offspring's catchy "Why Don't You Get a Job?" the video opens up with a boyfriend getting kicked out of the house by his girlfriend, who yells, "You don't even have a job."

It goes on to include trashy broads (and dudes), a trip back to his place and a makeout sesh that turns into a devil-filled, burlesque orgy that, frankly, looks like a damn good time. If you like what you see, you can catch these devil-loving sons of bitches at Respectable Street Saturday night during the Aces High Music Festival.

Aces High Music Festival 8:30 p.m. Saturday, July 18 at Respectable Street. 518 Clematis St, West Palm Beach, $10 cover.

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