- Alabama 3
- Alter Bridge
- Anti Nowhere League
- Arcade Fire
- Archie Bronson Outfit
- Belle and Sebastian
- Big Audio Dynamite
- Big Country
- Caribou
- Cornershop
- David Ford
- Depeche Mode
- Eskimo Joe
- Funeral for a Friend
- Funeral Party
- Grant Lee Buffalo
- Heavens Basement
- Hot Hot Heat
- Ian Brown
- Killing Joke
- Laurie Anderson
- Les Claypool
- Mark Lanegan
- Muse
- Nouvelle Vague
- Pavement
- Placebo
- Reef
- Reel Big Fish
- School of Seven Bells
- Skunk Anansie
- Snow Patrol
- Springbok Nude Girls
- The Black Keys
- The Cheek
- The Dodos
- The Magic Numbers
- TV On the Radio
- Two Door Cinema Club
- Warpaint
Reel Big Fish Tickets
Reel Big Fish Tickets
When it comes to awe-inspiring and entertaining pop punk, look no further than Reel Big Fish, who return to the stage to offer fans and new audiences alike an evening like no other, in which the live concert experience could not get any more exciting.
Fun is possibly one of the best word describe the gig you will witness if you purchase Reel Big Fish tickets as soon as possible as you enjoy classic songs that made their name in the mid-to-late 90s and early 2000s.
Reel Big Fish currently consist of Aaron Barrett on guitar and lead vocals, with Dan Regan offering his skills on the trombone, Scott Klopfenstein playing trumpet, the guitar and keyboards, John Christianson playing another trumpet, Derek Gibbs performing on bass guitar and Ryland Steen lending his skills on the drums. Together they provide a happy and exciting evening of energetic songs and crowd-pleasing stage antics as they play through hit songs such as “Turn the Radio Off”, “Take On Me” and “Sell Out”.
Reel Big Fish found early success in the mid 90s, with their album “Everything Sucks” landing them a record deal with a major label. They soon followed it up with “Turn the Radio Off” (1996) and “Why Do They Rock So Hard?” (1998). Then, in the next decade they released further records in the form of “Cheer Up” (2002), “We’re Not Happy ‘Til Your Not Happy” (2005), “Monkeys for Nothin’ and the Chimps for Free” (2007) and their latest album, 2009’s “Fame, Fortune and Fornication”.
Over the years, Reel Big Fish has had an ever-evolving line up, with various members joining and replacing old ones. However, one thing has remained the same – their skill and talents on stage. It means that Reel Big Fish tickets are highly sought after items and should be snapped up as quickly as possible.
