Big D and the Kids Table played the final opening set of the night. They definitely stuck out a lot from the rest of the bands this night. Although they used minimal horns for the songs, I've never seen a ska band with a lead singer's on-stage swagger like Dave had. He has to be highly influenced by his native Boston hardcore scene, with his fierce strut, head bobbing, and finger lashes, just like any other hardcore band from the area in question. He also does some slick circle whips with the mike cord. They played 'Checklist,' 'Girls Against Drunk Bitches,' 'Scenester,' 'Dirt Lip,' 'She Won't Ever Figure It Out,' 'Fatman,' 'Take Another Look,' and a few others. One new song they played, which they said would be the opening track on the forthcoming How It Goes album, is yet another verbal lashing against scenesters everywhere, with a chorus that went something like, 'Does my shirt match my pants' Do my pants match my shoes' Do my shoes match my eyeeees'' (as he bats his own). It sounded similar to Gypsy Hill material, so fans will likely not be disappointed