Sublime is back with its first studio album in nearly 30 years, plus a new record deal, festival, and major anniversary shows ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. New Sublime frontman Jakob Nowell has been working on songs with Travis Barker and producer John Feldmann. - Credit: Mikala Austin ...

Long-running Southern California band Sublime has inked a partnership with Atlantic Records, with the band's first new ...

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 ...

An iconic ska punk band from the 1990s is working on its first new album in almost 30 years. Sublime is recording new music with Jakob Nowell, the son of late singer and founding member Bradley Nowell ...

Sublime has signed a deal with Atlantic Records.The partnership arrives as the "Santeria" rockers prepare to release their first new album in 30 years, and their first to feature Jakob Nowell, son of ...

It should have been a joyous occasion, but on July 30, 1996, Sublime enjoyed a bittersweet taste of success when they released what would become their biggest album -- their self-titled release. Sadly ...

Sublime are working with Travis Barker on their first album in almost 30 years. The iconic ska punk band - who split in 1996 after the death of frontman Bradley Nowell - officially reunited last year ...

Back in 1996, Sublime released their self-titled album that helped the band gain a massive following thanks to hits like “Doin’ Time”, “Santeria”, and “What I Got.” Becoming a hit album for the band, ...

Southern California stoners love 4/20, but they’ll have another reason to continue puff, puff, passing the joints on 4/21 this year when legendary Long Beach ska punk rock band Sublime releases a new ...

On July 30, 1996, Sublime released its self-titled mainstream debut on MCA Records. Although the Long Beach band had already put out two independent albums prior to this one, “Sublime” was different.