Badfish - A Tribute To Sublime Tickets

I used to go see Badfish all the time when I lived on the South Shore. When I first became familiar with Sublime's music I was disappointed to learn that lead singer Bradley Nowell was gone and I could never see them play live. Then I discovered Badfish and was impressed with how much they sounded like Sublime and kept the music and energy alive. Their shows are so much fun and are largely made up of Sublime fans who know every word and sing along enthusiastically. I felt a little old as their crowd is getting younger and I doubt many of them remember when Sublime first came on the scene the way I do... but I guess it's great that their music is being carried on by a new generation. I highly recommend Badfish to any fans of Sublime, reggae, ska, hip hop/R&B or just anyone who wants to dance and have some fun! Could've done without the fire alarm and a few of the drunken fans who prompted the cops to enter the crowd too often and at times even interrupt the performance, but I have been to many Badfish events and haven't seen that before so I wouldn't hold them responsible!

Unforgettable show at a an amazing venue, House of Blues O'Town Rocks!

great show had a good time and i would go to a badfish show anytime they were close by and ballyho played ahell of a set they all jamed out played so many sublime songs i lost my voice for two days

These guys put on a great show! Badfish/ Scotty Don't and Ballyhoo! put on one of the best concerts i have been too, they are great live and did a great job!! Badfish does a great job covering Sublime, i went to see Ballyhoo! and don't really listen to Badfish/ Scotty Don't too much, but i was very impressed on how well of a job they did covering Sublime!! Cant wait for the Oct 30th Holloween show!!!!!

great vibe, good crowd and nice venue. i would go back and see them again.

This was a great concert. The Band sounded great the energy was great and the over all experience was great. I would go agian and agian. I love sublime and thought this band did them proud.

These guys sound great! It was so much fun to dance to the melodic sounds of Long Beach. The opener was okay but I was pretty anxious to hear the Long Beach All Stars (Badfish). All in all, it was an awesome show and I would buy tickets to see them again in a heart beat!

I've seen these guys about ten + times and they only get better. I still can't believe for 20 bucks i get to see these guy's pay tribute to one of the radest bands ever...... This is a band you MUST C before you die!

Jannus Landing Courtyard was a great place to see a show...Outdoor, open air, surrounded by buildings on all sides in a "back alley" type setting. Very cool spot. And Badfish is a legit "Tribute" band...They are obviously huge Sublime fans, and they certainly rock out while keeping true to the memory of the original tunes. Excellent show for $20!!

This concert was absolutely incredible. Of the three times I've seen Scotty Don't and Badfish this was definitely my favorite. And the opening act, Ballyhoo!, I had never heard before this concert and let's just say I'm a new fan. They were awesome as well. Despite the stupid drunk girls spilling their beers all over me, it was still a concert I'd recommend to anyone who enjoys good music.

I loved this concert. ! They played so well and everyone was moshing and dancing around

The concert started out good with a great performance by Ballyhoo, then Scotty Don't came on and played some of their songs. The thing that frustrated me was that they said Badfish was going to come on at 11pm, but Scotty Don't kept playing the whole night without an announcement to why Badfish wasn't going to perform! Scotty Don't did play all of Sublimes best, but I just thought we were coming to House of Blues to see the main act, which was Badfish. The setting was good and the music was great so I can't complain about that, it just ticked me off that there was no explanation!

Badfish is one of the very few tribute bands that I have truly liked. Their music really does live up to Sublimes music. The music is crisp clean and accurate to what a tribute band should be. I will defiantly go again next year.

with a library of over 20 songs i thought i was pretty versed in most Sublime... but for me and a few others i was with... Badfish played quite a few of Sublimes more unpopular songs... and in many others they would extend out the instrumentals in them...essentially wasting time. i'd think when being a cover band you'd want to play many of their top songs...especially at 30 bones a ticket!?! they rocked at the Wildflower festival, probably because they played the most known songs. not to say playing other randoms is bad...but seriously you're a cover band...play the ish people want to hear.

I've seen Badfish a few times in concert and they always play with so much passion for the music of Sublime. I never saw Sublime in concert, so this is the next best thing. They keep the music of Sublime alive!!

badfish is the ultimate sublime tribute band. the guys were interactive with the crowd, obviously big sublime fans, but also threw originality and spontaneity into the act. there were the originals and the slight alterations that made this concert amazing. i WILL definitely see Badfish. Not just because they are so great, but because the atmosphere of their show was simply unforgettable. THANK YOU.

This band is a must see if you were and are a Sublime fan. They were point on. They were very entertaining and enjoyable. They went on an hour late due to the rain but totally made up for it.

After a long work week and a slightly fowl mood, the last thing I wanted to see was a half assed cover band slaughtering one of my favorite artists songs. Thankfully, Badfish showed us their own love for Sublime by playing an awesome show! They didn’t miss a beat, covering almost every song I love. They played with a passion and energy that instantly changed my mood and won me over as a fan. Playing a rockin guitar while covering the unique vocals of Sublime’s lead singer Bradley is no easy task but Badfishes lead singer made it look easy and showed us he has the range, energy and strong vocals to handle every song. I feel that their band, Scotty Don’t, has enormous potential. I also feel like they are a little afraid of sounding too much like Sublime which causes their songs to be a little dulled down. With the lead singer’s strong voice and obvious passion for the music the sky is the limit for this band. There is so much you can do with the reggae / rock genre, as Sublime has showed us with their remarkable albums. I am definitely rooting for Scotty Don’t and you guys have won me over as a big fan!

The band was great. the show was amazing. the only thing i would change is the barrier between underage and 21+. i went a year ago and the underage area seemed bigger and a little closer to the bar. which was nice because there is a step up there. Besides that I love the Croc Rock its a great venue. Awesome night!!!!

Everything was great. The warm-up bands were fun, the CD's were great and cheap, and most importantly, Badfish really represented for Sublime. It was like hearing a live Sublime jam session or something. Really great. Can't wait til they come back!