Displaying items by tag: Andy Harris
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Burnout: Day of the Shred ’24
Where the 110 ends, the fun begins. And once again friends, fans and family converged at San Pedro’s Channel Street skatepark for some good ol’ four-wheeled fellowship. -
Burnout: Peter Hewitt Weekend
The Antihero team descended into San Diego to rip it up and help celebrate the awesome force which is Peter F—in’ Hewitt. A few grinds, a few laughs and a big blow-out photo show with a special video and musical guest made this bash one for the history books. Who should we celebrate next? -
Burnout: Concrete Lawyers
A cast-and-crew premiere of that new Channel Street doc had San Pedro partyin’ hard. Congrats, concrete crusaders! -
Channel Street Grand Re-Opening Photos
After 20 years of renegade status and seven years closed, San Pedro's Channel Street DIY finally became an official skatepark with a ribbon cutting, skate bash and community give-back. Thank you, Andy, Robby, the SPSA and all the volunteers and companies that support DIY skateboarding! -
July 1998
Cover: Ethan Fowler – 360 Flip Photo: MorfInside This Mag: The Tao of skateboarding, an interview with Peter Smolik and sick ams JP Jadeed, Josh Neher, Dave Coyne and Mike Harper Also In This Issue: Skating in San Pedro, CAMusic Articles: AFI, Mach 5 Overdrive and the Suicide Machines -
February 1997
Cover: Scott Johnston – Crooked Grind Photo: Ogden Inside This Mag: West Coast road trip with Texas Dan, Roth, Steve Revord and more and the adventures of Norm and Dick Also In This Issue: Skating in Brazil, Tijuana and NYC and rad ams Ben Bodilly Childs, Kale Sandridge, Chaney Given and Pontus AlvMusic Articles: The Roots, Vision of Disorder and One Man Army -
June 1996
Cover: Karma Tsocheff – Backside Shifty Photo: Kanights Inside This Mag: A road trip with Scott Amore, Lou Cox, Nos, Todd Luciere, Oz, Jim Greco, Mother and Sean Cronan, an interview with Matt Pailes and a contest at the Skatepark of TampaAlso In This Issue: Damsels of skating Jamie Reyes, Alison Lee and Cindy Gorset, 15 pool punishers and West Coast shreddingMusic Articles: White Zombie, a concert for the people of Tibet and Slagheap
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RIP IN PEACE: Josh Marlowe
Skateboarding lost a legend with the passing of Josh "The Bomb King" Marlowe, one of the most powerful skaters to come out of Ocean City, MD and the East Coast vertical scene of the 1980s. His grinds were long, his airs soaring and his handplants tweaked as all hell. Josh Marlowe paved the way. -
Stung Together: Nike SB and CONS Catch the Euro Bug
From bike races to bee stings, the hijinks on Nike and CONS's big Euro tour were endless. Don't miss this extra-stacked feature with all the photos that didn't make the mag. As seen in our March '25 issue. -
CONS Argentina Welcomes Aldana Bertrán
Poppin' tiles and swerving through her hometown streets, Aldana earns a spot on CONS Argentina with a solid new part. -
Stu Jacobs' "A 46 Year Old's Sponsor Me Tape" Video
At just 46 years old, this DIY-killin', bank-blasting young buck shows major promise for any company lookin' to add a new dude to its roster. Check his new Uprise part to vet the kid. -
Ben Chadourne's "Danceur" Video
Power, finesse and top-rate lens work, Ben and Hjalte bring it all together with this must-watch part for Dancer. Race City Jam Event:
Mooresville, NC - April 11, 2025 - April 12, 2025Plus Skateshop's "King of the Kicker" Contest:
Orlando, FL - April 12, 2025Flying Low's "Thrasher Covers Project" Opening:
Monona, WI - April 25, 2025DFW.SKATE'S It's a Beautiful Day to Skate" Premiere:
Dallas, TX - May 03, 2025The "4DWN Experience 2025" Announcement:
Dallas, TX - May 17, 2025
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The 2X SOTY keeps raising the bar. Frontside half-Cab to backside overcrooks? We're gonna need to see the footy. Congrats again, Jamie! This issue is filled with SOTY material, from Leo Romero reflecting on his title to Miles passing the torch. Plus a lot more! Get your copy now.