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Description: From the cult classic film, "Streets of Fire," Ellen Aim and the Attackers, featuring songs like, "Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young," and, "Nowhere Fast." This band shirt is inspired by the film's gorgeous poster, and features Ellen Aim (played by Diane Lane) front and center.

Description: The Merry Melodies animated film from 1936, "I Love to Singa," starring Owl Jolson. and directed by Tex Avery, is one of the greatest musical shorts of all time. This original art is our jazz-inspired tribute to that amazing little owl.

Description: Bayside High's premiere band reached untold heights of popularity before succumbing to jealousy and infighting.

Description: "You heard the word, that crazy word..." Jet Screamer's appearance on the Jetsons marked the first technical example of a "music video," so futuristic! Eep Op Ork Ah Ah, also happens to be quite the earworm.

Description: Eep Opp Ork Ah Ah! You heard the word, that crazy word!

Description: Jet Screamer in the style of OG spaceman: David Bowie

Description: the "Groovie" Goolies burst on the the music scene in 1970 with their TV show. The band, consisting of Frankie, Drac, and Wolfie, played on Saturday mornings for 2 years. This original design combines their groovy combinations of 70's psychedelia and horror. "It's time for a Goolies get-together!"

Description: Jazzy Muppet Mah Na Mah Na is famous for his self-titled song, but that song was originally written by Italian composer Piero Umiliani, for the adult film, "Sweden, Heaven and Hell," in 1968. In 1970, Mah Na Mah Na performed on Ed Sullivan and the song was cemented in history.

Description: This Art Deco inspired poster features famous jizz-wailer, Max Rebo. Known for playing tougher joints and his mob connections, Max and his band, "the Max Rebo Band," are also known for getting themselves blown up.

Description: The only 70's rock band with a 15 foot talking great white shark on drums, and yet somehow Jabberjaw still gets no respect.

Description: The only 70's rock band with a 15 foot talking great white shark on drums, and yet somehow Jabberjaw still gets no respect. (This is the vintage version, check our store for the regular, unweathered version)

Description: Hampton here had a huge hit with his earworm cover of "Whistle-Stop," more commonly known as the "Hamsterdance."

Description: That rock band with holiday cheer, comin' at you from the satellite of love. They've slain the Grinch and broken his spell! This Band T-shirt also features their hit song, "Whispering Chistmas Warrior," and an homage to the inhabitants of SoL in the 3 stars.

Description: This Band T-shirt features the lyrics to the song, "Whispering Chistmas Warrior," on the back, and the logo for Santa Klaws (the holiday-themed mega band featuring 2 robots and a human) on the front.

Description: Open Up Your Heart and Let the Sunshine In was originally recorded in 1954 and covered a number of times, the most renowned version was from the Flintstones in 1965 by Pebbles and Bamm Bamm. Although Pebbles and Bamm Bamm went on to form a rock band as teenagers in the 1970s, they never approached the classic heights of their early cover.

Description: Cold Slither spent 20 weeks at #1 -- I don't know why Cobra even bothered doing anything besides music after that!

Description: The song, "Cold Slither," by Cold Slither spent 20 weeks at #1 on the carts. To commemorate that unbelievable achievement, The Global Domination tour visits 12 locations all directly from GI Joe continuity, starting in Springfield, Vermont, the home of Cobra themselves.

Description: From the "Bitin' My Style" LP. If you are a vampire then you will know who Richie Suck is. He is probably the greatest vampire pop artist of all time. The t-shirt (and only the t-shirt, because it's Teepublic) comes with the Richie Suck "RS" on the front.

Description: Emmet Otter is a deep cut for Xmas specials. Produced in 1977 by Jim Henson for Canadian TV, Emmet Otter's Jug Band Christmas still has a strong following after 40 years -- puppets never grow old.

Description: Winner of The Xmas Battle of the Bands, Sorry Emmet! This is one of our earliest designs and the goal was to give it that 70's southern rock style.

Description: Featuring members, "Pop-Eyed" Catfish, Howard Snake, Chuck Stoat, Fred Lizard, and Stanley Weasel from River Bottom, the Nightmare Band is the best band this Christmas.

Description: Vintage style, distressed version of the River Bottom Nightmare Band logo.

Description: Season 12 episode 14, Bart, Milhouse, Nelson, Ralph, and NASA's finest autotune technology, come together to form the smash hit boy band, "the Party Posse." Their biggest hit of course was, "Drop da Bomb!" Yvan eht nioj This is a vintage style 2-sided shirt with the logo on the front and poster on the back, check our storefront for other product options.

Description: Season 12 episode 14, Bart, Milhouse, Nelson, Ralph, and NASA's finest autotune technology, come together to form the smash hit boy band, "the Party Posse."

Description: Season 12 episode 14, Bart, Milhouse, Nelson, Ralph, and NASA's finest autotune technology, come together to form the smash hit boy band, "the Party Posse." Their biggest hit of course was, "Drop da Bomb!" Yvan eht nioj

Description: Ned Flander's favorite AC/DC Christian cover band, even Homer likes it!

Description: "...part of the rodent invasion of the early 60's." Simpsons season 5 episode 1 I probably don't have to tell you this is a reference to Alvin and the Chipmunks... but what about Shirley, Squirrely, & Melvin..? So yeah, that was a thing.

Description: "...part of the rodent invasion of the early 60's." Simpsons season 5 episode 1. I probably don't have to tell you this is a reference to Alvin and the Chipmunks... but what about Shirley, Squirrely, & Melvin..? So yeah, that was a thing. This version of the shirt comes distressed for that vintage style. An unaltered version is available in our store as well.

Description: To this day, I don't fully get whether episode 11 of season 19 of the Simpsons is some sort of alternative timeline -- it makes absolutely no sense and is regarded as a series low point, but I will always love Homer making music.

Description: Nihilist techno-pop group, Autobahn, wants that money, Lebowski!

Description: This one is a deep cut for Marvel comic fans. Antoine Delsoin (aka the Hypno-Hustler) and his backup singers (the Mercy Killers -- that's actually a good name!) have been known to funk up your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man on a few occasions.

Description: Festival Shirt for WoodStick 2012, Gravity Falls' annual concert featuring Oregon's up and coming indie bands. Slightly distressed for that 2012 vintage look.

Description: Vintage poster for the best and most overpriced day of summer! This re-creation of the poster for the "Woodstick Festival," from season 2, episode 9 of Gravity Falls, features all the awesome up and coming Oregon indie bands listed on the show as well as a few extra nods for fans to enjoy.

Description: Will E. Badger, the pizza robot that opens for Hoo-Ha's Jamboree. Vintage style from when Will E. Badger was at his peak popularity.

Description: The artichoke from our fictional "Artichoke (Crank That)" album cover. We thought it could stand on it's own, no context needed... ...But if you want the context: this originally comes from a song in the show, the Boondocks, episode 2 of season 3.

Description: No matter where you go, there you are!