AVN Hall of Fame director Jim Powers' punk rock band, Killroy, has released new music and is scheduled for multiple live performances, including a show in Tarzana and an appearance at a festival in England.

Recent Releases and Upcoming Performances

Killroy, the punk rock band featuring AVN Hall of Fame director Jim Powers as its bassist, released its latest EP, Brutalized, on the Mental Records label. This EP, which dropped the week of November 10, 2023, features five new songs: the title track "Brutalized," "I'm a Man," "Punk Rocker," "Lazy Slob," and "TV." The original members of Killroy, with Ken Wilkes on drums, contributed to this release. Apple Music subscribers can stream Brutalized for free, and the EP, along with previous albums, is available for purchase in the iTunes Store.

On July 1, 2025, Killroy released a new single titled "Street Bowling." This release also includes the tracks "Klaus Schwab" and the previously released "TV." Apple Music subscribers can listen to this single. Following this release, Killroy is scheduled to perform their new single "Street Bowling" at Bar 10 in Tarzana on Friday, August 1, 2025. This performance will be part of Bar 10’s “Send Off to Rebellion Festival in England,” where Killroy will headline. The event will also feature supporting acts Sidekick, LA Slum Lords, and The Cursed Machine. Killroy is slated to travel to the UK for Rebellion 2025.

Looking ahead to 2026, Jim Powers, also known as Jim Lane, and Killroy are scheduled for their third show of the year on Sunday, May 24. This event, the Punk Rock No-Tap Smash Bowling Show, will take place at the Bar 10 at Corbin Bowl during Memorial Day Weekend. The event is described as a music festival combined with a bowling tournament. Killroy will be one of seven bands performing, with original members Jim Lane, Tom De Spain, Eric Troop, and drummer Doug Polito from the 80s participating. Other bands on the bill include Sloppy Seconds, The Freeze, Pulley, Guilty by Association, The Afraid, and Color TV. Doors for the event open at 3 PM, with the show starting at 4 PM. The Corbin Bowl is located at 19616 Ventura Blvd. in Tarzana. Presale tickets are available through eventbrite.com, and entry into the bowling tournament requires a separate fee, with inquiries directed to [email protected]. PBR is a sponsor of the event.

Band History and Member Information

Killroy was formed in 1982 by Jim Lane, Tom De Spain, and Eric Troop, establishing itself as one of the early American Oi bands. Two years after releasing their second record, Believe in the Ruins, the band toured the U.S. Following this tour, Killroy went underground, occasionally performing at Los Angeles venues such as the Roxy, Viper Room, and Knitting Factory. Jim Powers, an AVN Hall of Fame director, serves as the band's bassist. Killroy's albums, EPs, and singles are available for free to Apple Music subscribers and can be purchased in the iTunes Store.

Engagement and Contact Information

Fans can follow Killroy on Facebook. Jim Powers' activities, including his adventures on set, upcoming scenes and features, and live punk rock performances, can be followed on his Twitter/X account @jimpowersxxx. For interview requests with Jim Powers for publications or shows, Erika Icon of The Rub PR can be contacted at [email protected].

Key Facts

  • Killroy released the Brutalized EP in November 2023, featuring five new songs.
  • A new single, "Street Bowling," was released on July 1, 2025, including tracks "Klaus Schwab" and "TV."
  • Killroy is scheduled to perform at Bar 10 in Tarzana on August 1, 2025, as a send-off for Rebellion 2025 in England.
  • The band will play at the Punk Rock No-Tap Smash Bowling Show at Bar 10 at Corbin Bowl on Sunday, May 24, 2026.
  • Jim Powers, an AVN Hall of Fame director, is the bassist for Killroy.
  • Killroy was formed in 1982 by Jim Lane, Tom De Spain, and Eric Troop.