Straight out of Huntington Beach, California the band “Reel Big Fish” became a ska punk sensation in the 90’s with the album release entitled “Turn the Radio Off”.
This group has been labeled by Mojo, Jive and Rock Ridge Music. Members of this amazing band include front man Aaron Barrett and members Matt Appleton, Derek Gibbs, Dan Regan, Ryland Steen and John Christianson.
The success that this group has achieved started when the band recorded and produced the album “Everything Sucks” in 1995, leading to a record deal with the popular Mojo. The first album produced with Mojo was the hit “Turn up the Radio”. The album “Sellout” came out next and secured a spot on the top 100 chart. In 1998 the motion picture “Basketball” used the single “Take on Me” as a promotional in the movie.
Today this band has loyal fans worldwide and continues to tour non-stop. If you are looking for a great rocking- time Visit www.reel-big-fish.com for the list of upcoming tour dates.
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