Jakob Nowell, son of late Sublime frontman Bradley Nowell, has stepped in to front the band he once swore he'd never join, leading to their first new music in nearly 30 years Inspired by a personal ...
Nowell believes the return of Sublime is part of a larger resurgence in West Coast alternative music and he hopes the band's platform can help introduce fans to a new generation of Southern California ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Sublime members from left: drummer Bud Gaugh, vocalist Jakob Nowell and guitarist Eric Wilson, in front of the Long Beach Hotel ...
Sublime’s Jakob Nowell and Zayno crashed KTLA’s weather segment. The musicians shared playful banter as they warned of extreme heat. Sublime just released new music after Jakob took over for his late ...
Sublime will be reuniting this year with Bradley Nowell’s son Jakob as the band’s frontman. On Tuesday, Coachella announced its stacked lineup, including a reunion of Sublime’s original members. The ...
Jakob Nowell will play with Sublime's original surviving members for the first time later this month with the possibility of more shows to follow. By Dave Brooks It’s been more than 27 years since ...
Jakob Nowell stepped into his role as the lead singer of Sublime before thousands of fans on Saturday night, as the reunited band rocked out on the Coachella stage. The legendary ska group first ...
Jakob Nowell, the new singer of Sublime, has named a trio of legendary acts who have influenced his vocal style, including some metal singers, which some fans may find a bit surprising. Jakob is the ...
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 ...
There was a time in the beginning of Sublime’s recent revival when Jakob Nowell, the son of the band’s late singer Bradley Nowell, saw himself simply as a good son trying to help his adoptive uncles — ...
Sublime members from left: drummer Bud Gaugh, vocalist Jakob Nowell and guitarist Eric Wilson, in front of the Long Beach Hotel Maya.(Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times) There was a time in the ...