Fixed Idea

05/28/2026

Raw Footage of our 30th Anniversary concert. We want to honor Matt's legacy and the Rockhouse, which gave us a home that night. Here's to the memories, the music, and the community he built. Long live the Rockhouse!

05/01/2026

November 22.25 in San Antonio!

04/10/2026

03/27/2026

Fixed idea at Love Buzz, 3/26/26

03/23/2026

Happy heavenly birthday to this man right here, Will Munoz. Gone but never forgotten.

03/22/2026

This Thursday!

03/07/2026

6 years ago today, we lost such an amazing soul. Gone but never forgotten.
This was the last show he played with us. RIP el Will Munoz

https://youtu.be/IXaB7S1v8FY?si=ULdHkezUGVOSUpVZ

03/02/2026

Still looking for the right bass player.

Working band.
Rehearsals. Shows. Travel.

Must have gear.
Learn the material.
Commit long term.

If that’s you — reach out.

Serious only.
📞 915-244-5106
📩 [email protected]

El Paso. Chuco Town.

02/27/2026

Huge shout out to David Chavez Jr. for this incredible custom wood art piece and coasters he made for us.

This isn’t just art — this is time, detail, respect, and love for the culture. The craftsmanship is insane. From the Chuco skyline to the crew, every line means something.

We don’t take it lightly when someone puts this kind of heart into Fixed Idea.

Thank you for supporting the movement, the music, and the history. 🖤

Chuco Town Ska forever

02/21/2026

We’re honored to be featured in Minero Magazine highlighting Fixed Idea as El Paso’s longest-standing active band.

From punk kids in the early 90s to building community through The Alley Kat and Roots School of Music, we’ve stayed true to the Chuco sound and spirit.

30+ years. Still loud. Still independent. Still Chuco.

Read the full feature here:
👉 https://mineromagazine.com/5414/featured/from-punk-to-chuco-ska-el-pasos-longest-standing-band-continues-to-embrace-the-subculture/



https://mineromagazine.com/5414/featured/from-punk-to-chuco-ska-el-pasos-longest-standing-band-continues-to-embrace-the-subculture/

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