Viral darlings The Linda Lindas appeared on 'The Tonight Show' Monday, delivering a raucous, high-octane performance of “Oh!'
Featuring lead vocal duties from guitarist Bela Salazar, the track — which appears on the Los Angeles band’s first full-length album,— details the type of anxiety-riddled inner monologue that runs through the head of most teenagers. “Why do I say something/Say anything at all,” Salazar belts. “It seems that when I try/I always take the fall.”Racist Sexist Boy
” gained traction online. The teens had previously made waves in their hometown, opening for the likes of Bikini Kill and performing alongside musician Kristin Gundred, who fronted the early 2010s garage rock outfit Dum Dum Girls. While the success of the clip drew criticism from some music fans, who
— members Lucia and Mila de la Garza are the daughters of Grammy-award winning producer and former Reel Big Fish drummer Carlos de la Garza, while bassist Eloise Wong is the daughter ofco-founder Martin Wong — the band quickly found an audience of fans who resonated with the group’s playful take on the classic punk sound.
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