$5 At The Door (Live at Tressel Tavern, 1994)
Sample excerpt for album $5 At The Door (Live at Tressel Tavern, 1994).
Read Morestudy and chill with sublime: the remixes
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Read More90’s Alternative Collected
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Read MoreMi complemento
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Read MoreFeel Like That (feat. Bradley Nowell)
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Read MoreDoin’ Time – Original Version
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Read MoreWrong Way
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Read MoreWhat I Got
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Read MoreSanteria
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Read MoreFeel Like That (feat. Bradley Nowell)
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Read MoreSublime
Sublime, founded in 1988 by Eric Wilson, Bud Gaugh, and Bradley Nowell, released their first self-produced album, 40oz. to Freedom, in 1992. The success of this album led to Sublime signing with MCA Records for their 1994 album, Robbin’ the Hood, followed by their self-titled third album. Despite the tragic passing of lead vocalist Bradley Nowell in May 1996, the band’s eponymous album, ‘SUBLIME,’ was still set for release in July 1996. With the hit song ‘What I Got,’ the album achieved gold certification by the end of the year, selling over 7 million copies and establishing itself as a reggae-punk classic. Sublime has since sold over 18 million RIAA certified albums in the US, solidifying their status as cultural icons.
In a significant moment in late 2023, Bradley Nowell’s son, Jakob Nowell, joined original Sublime members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson on stage for a benefit concert for H.R. of Bad Brains. The musical chemistry and fan support prompted the trio to continue the Sublime legacy with Jakob Nowell as the new frontman. This new chapter for Sublime showcases the enduring influence and evolving sound of the band, keeping their music alive for generations to come.