Fed Up! Tickets

Fed Up! emerged from Richmond, Virginia in the late 1980s as a foundational force in the Krishnacore subset of hardcore. Founded by Caine Rose and Jai Nitai Holzman, the band fused aggressive punk energy with spiritual themes, helping to shape a new branch of the hardcore scene. Although active for a brief period between 1987 and 1989, Fed Up! left a lasting imprint on fans and fellow bands alike, including a notable performance opening for Youth of Today in 1988.

Today, this page serves as a tribute to their early era and impact. We’ve gathered reliable context to help fans and researchers understand Fed Up!’s place in the history of hardcore. While the band disbanded in 1989 and there are no documented current touring activities, the Fed Up! story remains a compelling chapter in the Krishnacore narrative.

Explore further with background on the members, the band’s releases, and the broader Krishnacore movement. For fans seeking related artists or venues in Richmond and the surrounding area, we’ve curated essential links and historical context to help you connect with this pivotal moment in punk history.

• Origin: Richmond, Virginia, United States
• Genre: Hardcore punk with Krishna Consciousness (early Krishnacore)
• Active years: 1987–1989
• Founders: Caine Rose, Jai Nitai Holzman
• Notable releases: 1988 demo; unreleased Solidarity 7" planned
• Notable moments: Opened for Youth of Today in 1988
• Current status: Disbanded in 1989; no documented touring activity as of 2025

Official social media: No contemporary official accounts documented. If you’re exploring related Krishnacore acts or venues, consider connecting through related artists and venue pages for the Richmond area.