KYMCO USA presents the Amerivespa 2026/Slaughterhouse 32 Friday night concert, featuring back-to-back Chicago ska legends, The Crombies and Skapone.Chicago's Slaughterhouse scooter rally is celebrating its 32nd anniversary by hosting Amerivespa here in Chicago, welcoming hundreds of scooterists from all over the U.S.A. — and even some international visitors! Full rally registration includes admission to this event. Learn more at amerivespa.net. If you’re not registered for the rally, you can get your tickets right here. $10 advance ($15 at the door). 21+. Doors open at 7:00PM. Registered rally participants will depart at midnight for a ride around the city.First up are our old friends, local legends The Crombies. They’re a veritable supergroup of musicians who have played around the world, (and at countless Slaughterhouse rallies!), as the Crombies, but also in Deal’s Gone Bad, The Sonnets, Inspiral Parkas, and more. They’re always a guaranteed party, and full of surprises, playing their originals, ska-punk mashups, and plenty of the classic Two-Tone ska tracks you know and love.After the Crombies, we’re thrilled to present a rare appearance by Skapone! Back in the 1990s, there wasn’t a ska show or compilation album in the Midwest that didn’t feature Skapone, though this will be their first Slaughterhouse appearance. They were the first ska band a lot of Chicagoans ever heard, we’re really looking forward to seeing them back in action and hearing all those great songs again. The best part is that we get to share this experience with our scooter friends from across the country and even some international visitors!

Are you missing that live 2 Tone sound?Well listen buster...you better start to move your feet.The dance craze sound has returned to Chicago!This are THE CROMBIES!Beats that go one step beyond.Riddims that will have you ranking full stop.Ska that will free Nelson Mandela over and over.The rude boys of summer released their debut 7" single in 2011on Jump Up records. Their smash hit "Blood and Fire"pays homage to the Chicago Fire AND Niney the Observer simultaneously!The b-side is no stranger to fans of Mike Park era Deals Gone Bad.A total recall indeed. "Mad at the World" was revamped, reworked, and remodeled to serve under the current skadministration.But that is not all.The CROMBIES are also gearing up for their debut ALBUM on Jump Up! this Spring 2012So dont touch that dial!!!!!!