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Reel Big Fish's self-released debut album, Everything Sucks, was successful and became an underground hit spread by word-of-mouth, which led to the band signing a deal with Mojo Records. [1] In August 1996, the band released the album Turn the Radio Off on the new label, which appealed to fans of ska punk style, and the band began touring ...
Reel Big Fish released their first studio album composed only of cover songs, entitled Fame, Fortune and Fornication, in January 2009. Although the band are known to play a variety of other songs live regularly, this is a comprehensive, roughly chronological list of all known cover songs officially recorded by Reel Big Fish.
Reel Big Fish performing in 2013. Reel Big Fish is an American ska punk band from Los Alamitos, California. Formed in December 1991, the group originally consisted of vocalist Ben Guzman, guitarists Aaron Barrett and Lisa Smith, bassist Matt Wong, keyboardist Zach Gilltrap and drummer Andrew Gonzales.
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Includes bonus live concert CD. 7 Pistol Grip: Live at the Glasshouse: Recorded at the Glasshouse in Pomona, California. 8 Reel Big Fish: Live at the House of Blues: Recorded at the House of Blues June 20, 2003. 2004 9 The Vandals: Live at the House of Blues: Recorded at the House of Blues in Anaheim, California, July 5, 2003. Includes bonus ...
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Drew Carey loved seeing Phish perform so much in Las Vegas that he would do almost anything to see the group perform again.. Carey, 65, attended one of the band’s four sold-out concerts at The ...
Reel Big Fish and The Littlest Man Band have performed at the same venues. [citation needed] In 2005, Klopfenstein moved to New York City to live with his fiancée. In September, he was diagnosed with Guillain–Barré syndrome while touring New Zealand with Reel Big Fish. Klopfenstein was hospitalized immediately, and sent home to New York to ...