Live Stream of JFA and Fat Gray Cat Performance

A balmy October night was the perfect setting for skate punks to converge on the Tempe History Museum for an evening of Skate Rock amongst the ‘Dry Surf’ exhibit. Fat Gray Cat opened with their awesome acoustic arrangements, followed by a duo-acoustic version of JFA featuring Don Pendleton and Brian Brannon. A raucous Q & A session with the addition of Michael Cornelius and Tony Victor from Placebo Records/JFA Skateboards closed the evening. Below is the FB live stream of the entire evening. Enjoy.

JFA unplugging it at the Tempe History Museum “Dry Surf” local Arizona skateboarding exhibit. More than 600 people came out to see acoustic sets by Fat Gray Cat and JFA, and take an in-depth look at historical stuntwood riders from the Valley of the Sun. Dry Surf was the name of the first skateboard park in the U.S. (circa 1965) and the exhibit runs through Jan. 31, 2026. Admission is free!!! Thanks to every single Arizona skateboard rider throughout history, as well as everyone who made this exhibit happen, especially @azpx_skateboards and the entire Tempe History Museum staff! #skateboarding #arizonahistory #jfa #fatgraycat #getrad -Brian Brannon

Slideshow courtesy of John Holman Photography