Badfish, a Sublime tribute band, is celebrating its 25th anniversary and releasing original music. The band formed in 2001 at the University of Rhode Island due to a shared love of Sublime's music.

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WHO ARE THEY: Badfish are a three-piece tribute to Sublime, the innovative rock/pop/groove band whose career was cut tragically with the death of lead singer Brad Nowell in 1996. The band incorporates ...

When the late Bradley Nowell’s son, Jakob Nowell, joined the reunited Sublime with original members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson, he originally thought it would be a touring-only project. “The Sublime ...

The show is part of Badfish‘s 20 year anniversary tour and will feature special guests Kash’d Out and Dale & the Z-Dubs.

A little over a year ago, Sublime released their first song in 28 years. It featured a verse from the late frontman Bradley Nowell and another from his son Jakob, who is now lead vocalist of the group ...

Sublime are officially working on a new album with Bradley Nowell's son Jakob. The project will be their first full-length album since 1996's self-titled. Jakob shared the news in a new interview with ...

Jakob Nowell has been clear on recent tours that he does not consider himself Sublime‘s new frontman, even if he is taking center stage and handling lead guitar and vocals. For him, his role goes far ...

Jakob Nowell, son of late Sublime singer Bradley Nowell, made his official debut as the revived band’s frontman at Coachella last year, and now he’s working with original members Eric Wilson and Bud ...

Sublime is working on a new album with the son of the band’s late frontman. The hugely influential Long Beach ska-punk trio — whose singer Bradley Nowell died in 1996 — said Wednesday that it’s ...

In 2001, four music fans studying computer science at the University of Rhode Island liked to get together and jam. Two of them were in bands already, and the other two had vague ambitions about ...