Trust the Bum Tour

Sonny’s hitting the road

We’re driving our 1963 Chevy Ice Cream Truck coast-to-coast through 11 different cities. Come see us for free SPF, good times and banana suits. A LOT of banana suits. Find out if we’re rollin’ through your town below.

11 cities. 40 days. A whole lotta miles. No burns. 

Stops:

NYC, NY | Tacos and SPF on Us, 4/19
Charlotte, NC | Tuck Fest, 4/25-4/27 Find Out More
Savannah, GA | Savannah Bananas Home Game, 5/2 SOLD OUT
St. Augustine, FL | Single Fin Hoedown, 5/3 Find Out More
New Orleans, LA | Sonny’s Second Line Parade, 5/7
Plano, TX | Kai’s Nannie’s Bocce Ball Tournament, 5/9
Waco, TX | Sonny’s Porch at Waco Surf Feat. Rattlesnake Milk, 5/10: Get Tickets Here
Austin, TX | Austin Gals & Pals Skate Meetup, 5/11
Salt Lake City, UT | Kilby Block Party, 5/15-5/19 Get Tickets Here
San Francisco, CA | Carnaval Grand Parade, 5/24-5/25
Chicago, IL | Slices and SPF on US, 6/14

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