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Fake Problem emerged from Naples, Florida in the mid-2000s as a tight-knit indie punk outfit known for catchy melodies, earnest lyricism, and high-energy live shows. With a final lineup featuring Chris Farren, Derek Perry, Sean Stevenson, and Brian Blount (Casey Lee as a former member), the band built a dedicated following through relentless touring and thoughtful releases. Their sound blends jangly guitars, punchy rhythms, and hooks that stick, drawing fans of the Florida punk scene and beyond.

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Documented collaborators

Although active primarily between 2005 and 2014, Fake Problem left a lasting imprint on the scene. Their members continued to influence the indie landscape, with Chris Farren later shaping projects like Antarctigo Vespucci. For fans and new listeners alike, Fake Problem’s catalog offers a snapshot of a vibrant period in independent music.

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Documented collaborators

Key moments include touring extensively and performing on Warped Tour in 2010, a testament to their energetic live appeal. The track Soulless gained additional exposure by being used in an Android commercial, helping broaden their audience beyond traditional indie circles. In addition to studio albums, the band released collaborative material like the Florida Doesn’t Suck split EP with You Blew It! (2013) and the two-song EP Strange Emotions: Holy Attitude (2015). For those researching the band, Fake Problem’s releases on Side One Dummy and Sabot Productions mark important entries in the late-2000s/early-2010s indie punk era.

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Upcoming tour information reflects ongoing interest from venues and fans who remember their high-energy performances. To stay connected, fans can follow the artists on official social media and visit band platforms for the latest updates.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Fake Problem

  • Origin: Naples, Florida; active 2005–2014; final lineup included Chris Farren, Derek Perry, Sean Stevenson and Brian Blount (Casey Lee as former member).
  • Studio albums (most recent first): Real Ghosts Caught on Tape (2010, Side One Dummy), It's Great to Be Alive (2009, Side One Dummy), How Far Our Bodies Go (2007, Sabot Productions).
  • Notable achievements: toured extensively, including Warped Tour in 2010; the track Soulless was used in an Android commercial.
  • Other releases/materials: Florida Doesn’t Suck split EP with You Blew It! (2013, Topshelf); Strange Emotions: Holy Attitude 7" (two-song EP, released August 7, 2015).
  • Social/media presence: band maintained a web presence through Bandcamp and likely an official site; Chris Farren later formed Antarctigo Vespucci in 2014 and continues active music projects.

The records

Fake Problem Discography

  • Real Ghosts Caught on Tape
    2010 · Side One Dummy
  • It's Great to Be Alive
    2009 · Side One Dummy
  • How Far Our Bodies Go
    2007 · Sabot Productions

The hits

Top Fake Problem Songs

  • Dream Team
    2009 · N/A
  • Soulless
    2010 · N/A
  • Songs for Teenagers
    2011 · N/A
  • Strange Emotions: Holy Attitude
    2015 · N/A

Key moments include touring extensively and performing on Warped Tour in 2010, a testament to their energetic live appeal. The track Soulless gained additional exposure by being used in an Android commercial, helping broaden their audience beyond traditional indie circles. In addition to studio albums, the band released collaborative material like the Florida Doesn’t Suck split EP with You Blew It! (2013) and the two-song EP Strange Emotions: Holy Attitude (2015). For those researching the band, Fake Problem’s releases on Side One Dummy and Sabot Productions mark important entries in the late-2000s/early-2010s indie punk era.

Upcoming tour information reflects ongoing interest from venues and fans who remember their high-energy performances. To stay connected, fans can follow the artists on official social media and visit band platforms for the latest updates.

Social links: Facebook, Twitter, Bandcamp — and for members’ current projects, check out Antarctigo Vespucci.

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