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Dear You is a prominent performer rooted in the legendary emo-punk lineage of Jawbreaker. Formed in the mid-1980s at NYU, Jawbreaker evolved from the initial moniker Rise to become a defining force in alternative music. Dear You, the 1995 major-label LP released on DGC, remains a touchstone for readers and listeners exploring the evolution of emo and punk in the 1990s. This artist page highlights Dear You as a performer in their own right, connecting fans with biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour info. Secure your seats with Gold Coast Tickets as you plan your concert experiences across the country.

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Biographical context: Jawbreaker formed in 1986 at New York University, providing a bridge to Dear You’s release and subsequent influence. The album peaked on the US Heatseekers Albums chart at No. 22 and is frequently cited in Rolling Stone and other outlets as a defining emo record. Dear You continues to resonate with audiences through curated live performances and anniversaries, including the widely discussed 25th-anniversary Dear You tour in 2022, the 2023 U.S. tour, and The Chill of Fall Tour in 2025 with stops in Anaheim, Brooklyn, San Diego, and Denver. For fans seeking tickets, we’ve got you covered with transparent, no-fuss access to seats for upcoming shows. Learn more about the artist’s official channels and follow for updates on tour news and releases:

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Official Jawbreaker site: jawbreakerband.com

The essentials

Quick Facts About Dear You

Band: Jawbreaker (punk/emo) formed at NYU in 1986; initials Rise (1986–1988) before settling on Jawbreaker.
Dear You (1995) is Jawbreaker’s major-label LP on DGC; it is widely regarded as influential in emo and punk circles.
Album peak: Dear You reached No. 22 on the US Heatseekers Albums chart; it’s often cited among Rolling Stone’s top emo albums list.
Major tours: 25th-anniversary Dear You tour (2022), 2023 U.S. tour, and 2025 The Chill of Fall Tour (Anaheim, Brooklyn, San Diego, Denver).
Official presence: Jawbreaker maintains an official site at jawbreakerband.com with tour/news; social channels exist but primary info is on the site.
Awards/recognition: Rolling Stone and others have highlighted Dear You among the era’s defining emo albums (e.g., top-emo lists).

The records

Dear You Discography

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2002 · Blackball Records
Live 4/30/96
1999 · Blackball Records
Dear You
1995 · DGC Records
24 Hour Revenge Therapy
1994 · Tupelo Recording Company / The Communion Label
Bivouac
1992 · Tupelo Recording Company / The Communion Label
Unfun
1990 · Shredder Records

The hits

Top Dear You Songs

Accident Prone
1996 · N/A
Lurker II: Dark Son of Night / Million
1995 · N/A
Fireman
1995 · N/A
Busy
1989 · N/A

Biographical context: Jawbreaker formed in 1986 at New York University, providing a bridge to Dear You’s release and subsequent influence. The album peaked on the US Heatseekers Albums chart at No. 22 and is frequently cited in Rolling Stone and other outlets as a defining emo record. Dear You continues to resonate with audiences through curated live performances and anniversaries, including the widely discussed 25th-anniversary Dear You tour in 2022, the 2023 U.S. tour, and The Chill of Fall Tour in 2025 with stops in Anaheim, Brooklyn, San Diego, and Denver. For fans seeking tickets, we’ve got you covered with transparent, no-fuss access to seats for upcoming shows. Learn more about the artist’s official channels and follow for updates on tour news and releases:

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