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LESS THAN JAKE IN CONCERT:

There are those who say that ska is dead, and then there are those who have been to a Less Than Jake show recently. The ska punk favorites prove the genre is alive and kicking every time they take the stage, flooring fans with high-octane performances of their melodic, brass-heavy tunes. From the charging drums and distorted guitars of "She's Gonna Break Soon" to the horn-filled chorus of "All My Best Friends Are Metalheads", Less Than Jake deliver a skank-worthy concert experience that's sure to satisfy diehard fans and newbies alike.

BACKGROUND SNAPSHOT:

Less Than Jake formed in Gainesville, FL in 1992 and quickly built a local following with their fast-paced live shows and early seven-inch singles. They released their debut album Pezcore in 1995, then signed with Capitol Records the following year for their sophomore album Losing Streak. The record charted in the UK and was an underground hit in the US, leading to shows with Guttermouth and The Descendents as well as a stint on the 1997 Vans Warped Tour. The band's success continued in 1998 with their third album Hello Rockview, which scored them a Top 40 hit on the US Modern Rock Tracks chart with the song "History of a Boring Town". Since then the band has released five more acclaimed albums including 2003's wildly popular Anthem, which they supported on tour with Fall Out Boy and another stretch on the Vans Warped Tour. In 2013 the band released their eighth album See the Light, a stellar collection of upbeat ska punk tunes that has ticket buyers eagerly awaiting their upcoming tour dates, looking for a repeat of venues sold out to capacity, like House of Blues (San Diego), from the band's previous run.

Reviews

Rating: 4.8 out of 5 based on 236 reviews
  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Less than Jake kicks ass!!!

    by bloodflower315 on 11/26/09Station 4 - Saint Paul

    Every Less than Jake show I've gone to is unforgettable. They kick ass every time!! It's the most fun band to see live!!! Less Than Jake ROCKS!!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    by Anonymous on 11/26/09Station 4 - Saint Paul

    It was a lot of fun, Less Than Jake is always fun to see. We really enjoyed the opening band The Swellers also.

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Less Than Jake Never Dissapoints

    by SeanieBoy on 11/20/09Nokia Theatre Times Square - New York

    You can't go wrong with Less Than Jake. Its a punk show, a ska show, a good ole rock show. Not to mention a little bit of comedy thrown in. If you go to a LTJ show your gonna have a good time. Period

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Casualties/Less Than Jake-a power combo

    by sunnysue69 on 11/16/09Rams Head Live! - Baltimore

    This show was amazing. To combine the hard core of the casualties with the more pop-punk sound of Less than Jake was inspired. They are 2 very different sounds, but both bands have very similar messages and their perfoming together only supports the need for unity in the punk community. If the bands can reach out and play together, respect and listen to the messages behind the sound...unity...there is nothing they can't do....GO AND SEE THIS SHOW, it's worth every penny!!!

  • Rating: 5 out of 5

    Less Than Jake was the best

    by Dylan1495 on 11/15/09Rams Head Live! - Baltimore

    Going to the less Than Jake concert was amazing out of all the concerts I've been to this was by far the best. Their music was not only good but, they were funny too.

  • Rating: 4 out of 5

    I Heart LTJ

    by jen38 on 11/14/09Masquerade - Atlanta

    These guys have freaking ruled for a decade now. Though they are getting visibly older, their music hasn't changed. I love them and probably always will. I also really enjoyed the fact that the 2nd generation of LTJ fans are coming to the shows w mom and pops and so there were an abundance of 8-12 year olds in attendance. Quite the sight. Set list was great and I love LTJ.