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Sublime will be reuniting this year with Bradley Nowell’s son Jakob as the band’s frontman. On Tuesday, Coachella announced its stacked lineup, including a reunion of Sublime’s original members.
The 'Santeria' band reunited earlier this year with the late lead singer's son Jakob Nowell at the helm for a performance at Coachella.
The only son of the late Sublime frontman Bradley Nowell, Jakob got into weightlifting a few years ago and adheres zealously to his daily exercise regimen. “Working really, really hard,” he ...
The legendary '90s ska-punk trio with a new legacy frontman will take the stage at this weekend's Coachella: "I never thought this would happen," says longtime bassist Eric Wilson.
He wants to see the stage where his father Bradley gave his last performance as the frontman of Sublime, then an up-and-coming group on the SoCal party-rock circuit, thrilling fans with their ...
A beloved ska-punk band from the 1990s is working on its first new album in nearly 30 years. Rolling Stone reports Sublime is recording new music with Jakob Nowell, the son of late singer Bradley ...
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Sublime to release first new song in 28 years, featuring the late Bradley Nowell and his sonThe track, “Feel Like That (featuring Bradley Nowell)," also includes additional vocals from Scott Woodruff of reggae band Stick Figure. Sublime is back in action. The band, which rose to fame ...
It’s the same age his father, Bradley Nowell, was when he died, leaving behind both his band, Sublime, and his infant son. So there’s a certain poetry to the fact that this is the year Jakob ...
Sublime's surviving members — Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh — have confirmed their reunion as a band with frontman Jakob Nowell, the son of their late bandleader Bradley Nowell. The trio ...
“It’s like a country record playing backwards,” Sublime drummer Bud Gaugh jokes. “You know, ‘My dog came back. My truck’s not broke anymore.’” Then, Gaugh turns serious: “We got ...
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