Wheelchair Mosh Pit  

Wheelchair Mosh Pit

The Las Vegas Punk outfit “Wheelchair Mosh Pit” began in 2020 as the brainchild of guitarist/vocalist “Big Red” Kashi, drummer Lydia “Littles” Irvin and bassist/vocalist Alfredo “Caveman” Paguio who had met Kashi while playing at the “Storm Area 51” concert Alienstock. Having all toured and performed in various other bands and styles of music, the three musicians decided they wanted to challenge themselves and each other to incorporate those styles into one project with a predominant pop-punk-influence. 
The trio settled on the name “Wheelchair Mosh Pit” after being inspired by the humorous notion that one day they will be old and wheelchair bound, yet will still desire to mosh together. Further, the band realized this name can bring attention to an issue close to their hearts: increasing access for those with mobility disabilities. To this end, 10% of all proceeds of the band’s records, streams and merchandise goes directly to the Nevada Wheelchair Foundation, a charity that provides free wheelchairs to those with disabilities who cannot afford them. 
Their debut album “Too Drunk, Can’t Walk” was released on CD and online across all music platforms in February 2022. After the departure June 2022 of Lydia Irvin, Drummer Terry Sena picked up the sticks and where the band left off. In October of 2022 the band released their first two music videos to accompany the singles "Midori" and "Bezos Piñata Party."

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