Leider müssen Jawbox einen Teil der Euro-Daten absagen.

Hier das offizielle Statement der Band: “Due to unforeseen circumstances Jawbox will need to postpone their upcoming shows in Germany, Belgium and Netherlands. Refunds will be available at point of purchase.“ 

Jawbox was formed in Washington, DC in 1989 by J. Robbins, bassist Kim Coletta, and original drummer
Adam Wade. The group released their debut 7” in 1990 on their own DeSoto label.
Grippe, released on Dischord Records in 1991, was Jawbox’s first full-length outing. That year saw second
guitarist/singer Bill Barbot join the line-up in time to create a denser sound for 1992’s Novelty, also released
on Dischord.
Zach Barocas assumed drumming duties in April ‘92, ushering in a new era for the group with his
contributions to the rhythm section and the band’s songwriting, as first exhibited on 1994’s For Your Own
Special Sweetheart.
Tours of all sizes and durations throughout Europe and the U.S. were part and parcel of Jawbox’s routine
back then. Equally explosive at Red Rocks or a Roman squat, they were in all cases a galvanized, welloiled band.
They released their last album, the self-titled Jawbox LP, in 1996, and after another year of touring, broke
up in 1997. Although Atlantic Records released the last two albums, Dischord has since made all of the
band’s full-lengths available.
The group reunited briefly in 2009 for an appearance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, and toured the U.S.
in 2019 to universal enthusiasm and acclaim.
Resuming touring in 2022, The band will pick up where it left off, performing throughout Europe and at
select locations in the U.S. Their sets will continue to draw from most of their discography with an emphasis
on the Robbins/Coletta/Barbot/Barocas recordings, especially For Your Own Special Sweetheart and
Jawbox, which albums mark the peak of their creative and performative time together.