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Bad Sports is a Denton, Texas-based indie rock band formed in 2007 by Orville Neeley, Daniel Fried, and Gregory Rutherford. Known for their high-energy hooks and punchy guitars, the group has sustained a dedicated following through tight songwriting and relentless live performances. If you’re looking for a straight-ahead rock experience with a DIY attitude, Bad Sports delivers.
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Bad Sports released their self-titled debut in 2009 on Douche Master Records, followed by the well-regarded Kings of the Weekend (2011) and Bras (2013) on Dirtnap Records. The band continued with Constant Stimulation in 2018, also on Dirtnap, showcasing continued evolution while preserving their signature urgency. Notable singles and projects include Don't Deserve Love (2019) and the EP Living With Secrets (announced 2016), with continued activity reflected in releases and live appearances through the late 2010s and into recent years. While precise 2025 tour dates aren’t confirmed here, Bad Sports maintains a strong legacy in the indie rock scene with past tours and ongoing fan interest. For those in the know, Bad Sports is a reliable pick for energetic, straight-from-the-heart rock. Stay tuned as new dates are announced—we’re here to help you secure your seats when the next show comes through.
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Social links: Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, official site: Bad Sports Official
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Bad Sports released their self-titled debut in 2009 on Douche Master Records, followed by the well-regarded Kings of the Weekend (2011) and Bras (2013) on Dirtnap Records. The band continued with Constant Stimulation in 2018, also on Dirtnap, showcasing continued evolution while preserving their signature urgency. Notable singles and projects include Don't Deserve Love (2019) and the EP Living With Secrets (announced 2016), with continued activity reflected in releases and live appearances through the late 2010s and into recent years. While precise 2025 tour dates aren’t confirmed here, Bad Sports maintains a strong legacy in the indie rock scene with past tours and ongoing fan interest. For those in the know, Bad Sports is a reliable pick for energetic, straight-from-the-heart rock. Stay tuned as new dates are announced—we’re here to help you secure your seats when the next show comes through.
Social links: Facebook, X (Twitter), Instagram, official site: Bad Sports Official
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