Sublime is back, but now with added Rome!
A pre-Rome Sublime.
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We have three words for you: Sublime With Rome. Yes, the early '90s bro-ska three-piece that influenced a generation of college dudes to smoke more weed, drink more beer, and write songs about surfing and sex is back—stopping by Denver April 26 at the Fillmore Auditorium—with a new name reflecting its new singer (and to clear up some legal disputes over the Sublime moniker). It was only a matter of time before Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson revamped the group that spawned cover bands galore, not to mention a whole new genre of weed enthusiastic bands. (Slightly Stoopid, anyone?) In the footsteps of Journey and Alice In Chains, the band formerly known as Sublime has re-emerged with deceased singer Bradly Nowell's vocal twin, and by all accounts, 21-year-old Rome Ramirez is pretty close to the real thing. Regardless, Sublime fans are probably down with any dude who can belt out "Badfish" and not ruin their high.
This week's show announcements:
March 31, Split Second Massacre, Bluebird Theater
April 2, Murder By Death, Cervantes
April 5, Green River Ordinance, Bluebird Theater
April 14, OK Go, Bluebird Theater
April 15, Pigeon John, Bluebird Theater
April 21, Julian Casablancas, Ogden Theatre
April 26, Sublime With Rome, Fillmore Auditorium
April 27, Holly Golightly And The Brokeoffs, Hi-Dive
May 12, Dosh, Hi-Dive
May 15, Mono, Bluebird Theater
May 20, Eagles, Pepsi Center
May 30, Eluvium, Larimer Lounge
June 30, Jesse Cook, Boulder Theater
July 14, Carole King + James Taylor, Pepsi Center
July 17, Quintron And Miss Pussycat, Rhinoceropolis
Weekly vid pick: Rome singing "What I Got" which was originally released when he was eight.
