Slick Shoes is an American punk rock band that formed in the early 1990s in Antelope Valley, California. Known for their energetic and fast-paced sound, they quickly made a name for themselves within the punk community. The group became a staple in the Christian punk scene, but their appeal transcended religious boundaries due to their solid musicianship and relatable lyrics. Their early work was marked by raw, skate punk energy which captured the zeitgeist of Southern California's punk rock movement.

The band journeyed through the '90s and early 2000s with a series of albums and EPs that cemented their status as scene veterans. After a hiatus, Slick Shoes returned to the spotlight with a sense of rejuvenation, culminating in their 2020 release "Rotation & Frequency," their first full-length album in over a decade. The album showcased their matured sound while still holding true to the fast tempos and melodic hooks that fans cherished. The live spirit of Slick Shoes was also captured in releases like "Broadcasting Live," a dynamic testament to the band's performance strength, featuring live renditions of fan favorites such as "Angel" and "Feeble." Drawing from their experiences and enduring passion for music, Slick Shoes remains a testament to the lasting power of punk rock, continuing to inspire with their messages of perseverance and unity.