sublime with rome

From 'Louie Louie' to the Clash, The Specials to Sabbath.

According to reports, the members of Sublime + Bradley Nowell's estate are in talks for a biopic, while also readying a new authorized documentary and a lager.

In 1996, Sublime became one of the biggest bands on the planet after the release of their self-titled major label debut. But Bradley Nowell was already gone.

Rome Ramirez discusses Sublime with Rome's new 'Sirens' album, how the band preserves the legacy of the original Sublime and much more!

Linkin Park took a little heat earlier this year when Sublime With Rome's Rome Ramirez accused someone in the band of narcing on them to police at a radio festival in Tucson for smoking weed at the show. While a police report does back up some of Rome's claim, Linkin Park's Mike Shinoda expressed that it was not him or any of his bandmates that sent the police after them...

Did Linkin Park call the cops on Sublime with Rome for weed possession? According to Rome Ramirez, that's exactly what happened.

It's not just modern-day alt-rock bands that have beef with each other these days.

Bud Gaugh, founding member and drummer of Sublime, called in today (6/17) to talk about the release of the band's new CD/DVD "3 Ring Circus: Live At The Palace". The set was filmed on October 21, 1995 and is now seeing the light of day after a modern touch-up with remastering and remixing from the original mono source soundboard mix.

Sublime with Rome scheduled to perform at Northern Lights in Clifton Park on September 5th has cancelled the date as one of the band members has to have surgery.  The band hopes to reschedule next year.

Sublime with Rome consists of two original members of Sublime; Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh along with singer and guitarist Rome Ramirez. They are coming to the Capital Region for their only club show on the tour.  Be at Northern Lights on September 5th for this special event.