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Fake Names is a high-energy punk/post-hardcore project that emerged from a collaboration of prominent figures in the American underground scene. Formed in 2016 in New York by Brian Baker (Minor Threat, Bad Religion) and Michael Hampton (S.O.A., Embrace), the band expanded to include Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, INVSN) on vocals, with Johnny Temple (Girls Against Boys) on bass, and later Brendan Canty (Fugazi) joining on drums. This blend of veteran influence helps Fake Names fuse sharp, punchy riffs with melodic hooks and urgent, anthemic choruses.

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Rooted in a DIY ethos and driven by relentless energy, Fake Names delivers music that’s both confrontational and infectious. Their sound is described as a high-energy punk/post-hardcore blend with strong power-pop influences, making it accessible without diluting their edge. The band released its debut album, Fake Names, on Epitaph Records on May 8, 2020, followed by Expendables on March 3, 2023, which showcased a cleaner, more melodic approach while preserving the band’s hard-edged roots. Fans can expect direct, no-nonsense performances when they see Fake Names live.

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For the latest updates, fans can connect with the band through their official site and social channels. We’ve got you covered with the best ways to stay informed and secure your seats when new tour dates appear.

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Discography highlights include the self-titled debut Fake Names (2020) featuring standout singles like Brick, and the 2023 release Expendables, including tracks such as Delete Myself and the title track Expendables. The lineup’s pedigree—featuring members from influential acts such as Minor Threat, Bad Religion, Refused, Fugazi, S.O.A., Embrace, and Girls Against Boys—lends a legacy of intensity and melodic craft that resonates across punk, post-hardcore, and power-pop circles.

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Upcoming tour information is expected to be announced as venues and cities re-open touring schedules. While the last documented touring occurred in 2023—with shows in Asbury Park, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, DC, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, and Riot Fest—fans should monitor official channels for new dates. When new shows are announced, secure your seats with us for a straightforward, no-fuss purchase experience. For the latest official updates, visit the band’s site and social profiles:

The essentials

Quick Facts About Fake Names

  • Band formed in 2016 in New York by Brian Baker (Minor Threat, Bad Religion) and Michael Hampton (S.O.A., Embrace); Dennis Lyxzén (Refused, INVSN) joined as vocalist; Johnny Temple (Girls Against Boys) on bass; Brendan Canty (Fugazi) later joined on drums.
  • Debut album Fake Names released May 8, 2020 on Epitaph Records; described as a high-energy punk/post-hardcore record with strong power-pop influences.
  • Expendables, a second full-length, released March 3, 2023 on Epitaph Records; the band adopted a cleaner, more melodic sound while maintaining their hard-edged roots.
  • Lead singles included Brick (2020), Delete Myself (2023) and the title track Expendables (2023).
  • Social media presence includes official site fakenamesofficial.com and active Facebook/Instagram pages referenced in press coverage.

The records

Fake Names Discography

  • Expendables
    2023 · Epitaph Records
  • Fake Names
    2020 · Epitaph Records

The hits

Top Fake Names Songs

  • Expendables
    2023 · N/A
  • Delete Myself
    2023 · N/A
  • Brick
    2020 · N/A

Discography highlights include the self-titled debut Fake Names (2020) featuring standout singles like Brick, and the 2023 release Expendables, including tracks such as Delete Myself and the title track Expendables. The lineup’s pedigree—featuring members from influential acts such as Minor Threat, Bad Religion, Refused, Fugazi, S.O.A., Embrace, and Girls Against Boys—lends a legacy of intensity and melodic craft that resonates across punk, post-hardcore, and power-pop circles.

Upcoming tour information is expected to be announced as venues and cities re-open touring schedules. While the last documented touring occurred in 2023—with shows in Asbury Park, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, DC, San Francisco, Long Beach, Los Angeles, and Riot Fest—fans should monitor official channels for new dates. When new shows are announced, secure your seats with us for a straightforward, no-fuss purchase experience. For the latest official updates, visit the band’s site and social profiles:

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