Sublime, the enduring ska-punk rockers from Long Beach, CA., not too long ago took to the stage on The Howard Stern Show for an unique efficiency.

The band, that includes Jakob Nowell—the son of the late Bradley Nowell—on vocals and guitar, delivered a robust four-song set that included their timeless classics “Santeria,” “Wrong Way,” and “What I Got,” in addition to “Feel Like That,” their first new tune in 28 years.

Jakob’s inclusion in Sublime is greater than only a tribute to his father; it’s a continuation of the band’s legacy. During their Howard Stern efficiency, Jakob’s vocals echoed his father’s emotional depth whereas bringing his personal distinct model to the combo. His assured supply, alongside unique members Eric Wilson on bass and Bud Gaugh on drums, created a nostalgic but contemporary expertise.

Bradley Nowell, the unique frontman of Sublime, tragically died of a heroin overdose on May 25, 1996, simply two months earlier than the discharge of their self-titled album.

Despite his passing, the album went on to attain large success, cementing Sublime’s place in music historical past. Recently, Jakob spoke with Conner Coffin on the 805 Cold Beer Surf Club, reflecting on the burden of carrying his father’s legacy.

“I wouldn’t have these opportunities without the sacrifices my father and others made. The goal isn’t just about playing big shows; it’s about bringing people together and honoring their legacy. I’m focused on relaunching Skunk Records with my father’s best friend, Miguel, to support the next generation and tie together the SoCal alternative scene. It’s about having a purpose and giving back to the music community.”

He added, “It feels like having a purpose for sure.”

Sublime’s look on The Howard Stern Show is simply the most recent spotlight in Sublime’s latest resurgence.

Fresh off a triumphant set at Coachella, which launched them to a brand new technology of followers, the band has embarked on an in depth tour that’s drawing giant crowds throughout the nation. Their new single, “Feel Like That,” has additionally made waves, debuting at No. 35 on Billboard’s Alternative Airplay chart, marking the band’s first entry on this chart in 26 years.

Meanwhile, “Santeria,” one of many band’s most iconic tracks, initially peaked at No. 3 on Billboard’s Alternative Songs chart in 1997, changing into a defining tune of the period and persevering with to be a fan favourite a long time later.

Check out Sublime’s latest efficiency of “Santeria” on The Howard Stern Show under.