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Box Car Racer emerged in 2001 in San Diego as a Blink-182 side project led by Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker, with David Kennedy joining on guitar and Anthony Celestino on bass. Known for its heavier, darker tone that blends post-hardcore, emo, and punk rock, the band stands apart from its mainstream counterpart while sharing roots in the Southern California punk scene. Here you’ll find a concise biography, discography highlights, and the latest on upcoming performances. We’ve got you covered with straightforward ticket access and reliable information.

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Box Car Racer released its self-titled debut album on May 21, 2002, under MCA Records, peaking at #12 on the US Billboard 200. The record features singles like "I Feel So" (US Modern Rock Tracks peak #8) and "There Is" (peak #32). Guest contributors include Mark Hoppus and Tim Armstrong, adding to the project’s distinct sound. After a North American tour in 2002, the group went on hiatus and effectively ended in 2003. Though there isn’t an official Box Car Racer solo account, occasional mentions appear through Tom DeLonge and Angels & Airwaves channels. For fans and new listeners alike, this page provides context, key tracks, and careful guidance on finding tickets to related events when they arise.

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  • Formed in 2001 in San Diego as a Blink-182 side project led by Tom DeLonge and Travis Barker; David Kennedy joined on guitar and Anthony Celestino on bass later.
  • Debut (and only) studio album Box Car Racer released May 21, 2002 on MCA Records; peaked at #12 on the US Billboard 200.
  • Two singles charted from the album: 'I Feel So' (US Modern Rock Tracks peak #8) and 'There Is' (US Modern Rock Tracks peak #32).
  • Musical style blends post-hardcore, emo, punk rock with heavier, darker tones than Blink-182; influences include Fugazi, Jawbox, Refused.
  • Guest contributors on the album include Mark Hoppus (Elevator) and Tim Armstrong (Cat Like Thief).
  • Box Car Racer toured North America in 2002; project went on hiatus and effectively ended in 2003.

The records

Box Car Racer Discography

  • Box Car Racer
    2002 · MCA Records

The hits

Top Box Car Racer Songs

  • There Is
    2002 · US Modern Rock Tracks #32
  • I Feel So
    2002 · US Modern Rock Tracks #8; UK Singles Chart #41

Box Car Racer released its self-titled debut album on May 21, 2002, under MCA Records, peaking at #12 on the US Billboard 200. The record features singles like "I Feel So" (US Modern Rock Tracks peak #8) and "There Is" (peak #32). Guest contributors include Mark Hoppus and Tim Armstrong, adding to the project’s distinct sound. After a North American tour in 2002, the group went on hiatus and effectively ended in 2003. Though there isn’t an official Box Car Racer solo account, occasional mentions appear through Tom DeLonge and Angels & Airwaves channels. For fans and new listeners alike, this page provides context, key tracks, and careful guidance on finding tickets to related events when they arise.

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