I saw the Jukebox Zeros many times over the almost 20 years they were around, over many lineup changes put on a great show of straight-forward Punk Rock and Roll.
This is the bands fb post when they called it quites.
All things eventually must come to an end, and so it goes for us as well—Jukebox Zeros have decided to call it a day.
In the almost 20 years of the band’s existence, we were lucky enough to get to share stages with some of our rock ‘n’ roll heroes and musical influences: The Cramps, Mudhoney, The Fleshtones, The Real Kids, The Waldos, The Slickee Boys, D Generation, Jeff Dahl, Tommy Stinson, Scott “Deluxe” Drake, Pat Todd, Sonny Vincent, Mike Edison, Larry May, Eric Davidson, Cheetah Chrome… we even opened up for a Sex Pistol (Glen Matlock, natch)!
We made fast friends out on the road with The Earaches (Seattle), The Victims (NYC), The Safes (Chicago), Adam West (DC), Subway Surfers (NJ), The Bamboo Kids (NYC), and our home away from home in Baltimore, sharing many a bill with Fishnet Stalkers, The Ripovs, The Tombs, and Chelsea Graveyard & The Screams at Midnight.
We had many wild and fun nites playin’ shows with our brothers and sisters in Rock from Philly including KeN, Beretta76, Sickidz, The Donuts, Blessed Muthas, Thee Minks, Helen Back & The Str8 Razors, Sugar Skulls, The Workhorse III, Doomed to Obscurity, Creem Circus, Mondo Topless, The Sparklers… again, just to name a few.
No less than 3 couples met at our shows over these many years and even got married!
We put out 2 full-length records, 4 eps, 1 live album, a couple of singles and compilation tracks, and even filmed and produced a genuine music video. The majority of our music is still available for purchase through Bandcamp, on vinyl, CD, and / or Digital Download.
To say thee least, we’ve had a pretty damn good run.
Thanks to all of the bands we played with, clubs / bars / holes-in-the-wall who booked us, ‘zines, music rags, and blogs who wrote about us, and friends, fans, and ultimately family, we met and made along the way.
Social media pages will stay up for posterity and any news or info on new musical projects from former band members.
Rawk ‘N’ Roll Over ‘N’ Out,
Jukebox Zeros 2003 – 2022
Live on WFMU – Pat Duncan from 12/8/2005 (Starts around 17 minutes in)
Listen – See the Playlist
Welcome To Rutsville ep
Live on WFMU – Pat Duncan from 12/8/2005 (Starts around 17 minutes in)
Listen – See the Playlist
Welcome To Rutsville ep
Four On The Floor (+1)
Rock and Roll Ronin ep
City of Bother and Loathe ep
Count To Ten
Green Wave Video
