Brownsville Station: The Rock Band That Partied Like It Was 1973

A Throwback to the 1970s

Get ready to rock and roll with Brownsville Station, the American rock band that dominated the 1970s with their hard-hitting tunes and infectious party anthems. Originally formed in Michigan in 1969 by guitarists Cub Koda and Mike Lutz, Brownsville Station quickly gained popularity with their high-energy performances and catchy songs.

Smokin' in the Boys Room

One of their most iconic hits, "Smokin' in the Boys Room," became a timeless rock classic released in 1973. The song's rebellious lyrics and energetic melody captured the spirit of the 1970s youth culture, resonating with generations of music lovers.

Kings of the Party

Continuing their reign in the rock music scene, Brownsville Station released "Kings of the Party" in 1974. This anthem became a staple at parties and gatherings, celebrating the joy and camaraderie of having a good time with friends.