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The article reflects on the 50th anniversary of the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, emphasizing its cultural significance through Gordon Lightfoot's ballad, which uses poetic elements of the sublime—vastness, power, and uncertainty—to evoke awe and remembrance of the tragedy and human vulnerability.
Jakob Nowell, son of late Sublime lead singer Bradley Nowell, performed with original band members at Coachella, marking a new chapter in the band's story. Following Bradley Nowell's death, Sublime essentially dissolved, but the original members went on to form new bands. At Coachella, Sublime played classic hits with Jakob Nowell's vocals sounding hauntingly similar to his father's. Nowell, who was just 11 months old when his father died, considers the original members his "family" and finds closure in stepping into this role. Sublime with Rome is on a farewell tour, but Nowell, Gaugh, and Wilson plan to continue playing together at various events in the future.
Day Two of Coachella featured nostalgic performances from No Doubt and Sublime, a headline set from Tyler, the Creator, and surprise appearances from artists like Olivia Rodrigo and Charlie Wilson. Other highlights included reunions from Blur and Sublime, a powerful performance from Raye, and a diverse set from Santa Fe Klan. Ice Spice and Vampire Weekend also delivered memorable performances, making for a diverse and entertaining day at the festival.
Sublime, now fronted by Bradley Nowell's son Jakob, performed at Coachella for the first time, marking Jakob's first full set with the band in public since officially joining. The current lineup also includes original members Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh. Sublime With Rome, the Sublime offshoot fronted by Rome Ramirez, announced their final shows, while Jakobs Castle, the band fronted by Jakob Nowell, just released a new album.
Jakob Nowell leads the reunited ska group Sublime at Coachella, stepping into his late father's role as lead singer and guitarist. The band's performance, featuring hits like "What I Got" and "Santeria," resonated with fans who have waited nearly three decades for this moment. Nowell's involvement marks a family reunion and a return to the band's original lineup, while also signaling the end of Sublime With Rome as they embark on a farewell tour.
Jakob Nowell, son of Sublime's late frontman Bradley Nowell, joined original band members Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson for a performance at Coachella, carrying on his father's legacy by playing his custom guitar and Mesa Boogie amp. This marked the first time since 1996 that the green drum kit and Bradley's guitar shared the same stage. Prior to this, Jakob had been involved in other musical projects, including singing for the band LAW and starting a new project called Jakobs Castle. Sublime With Rome, an offshoot band formed after Bradley's death, announced its farewell tour, with original members of Sublime not participating, leading to the new Sublime with Jakob Nowell.
The lineup for Coachella 2024 has been announced, featuring headliners Lana Del Rey, Tyler the Creator, and Doja Cat, along with acts like No Doubt, Blur, Deftones, Sublime, and more. Notably, No Doubt is reuniting for the festival, and Sublime will perform under their original name with Bradley Nowell's son Jakob as the frontman. The festival runs over two weekends in April, and registration for ticket presale is now open.
Post Malone surprised patrons at an Irish bar in New Zealand by singing Sublime's "What I Got" and The Proclaimers' "I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)" with a live band. The performance was a total surprise and he stayed at the bar for four hours, partying with everyone. Post Malone is currently on his world tour and the lucky Kiwis at Danny Doolan's got a free mini-show.