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Phantom Planet emerged from Los Angeles in 1994, blending garage energy with pop hooks and jangly guitars. Though their path included a lineup shift with original drummer Jason Schwartzman departing in 2003 and a long hiatus announced in 2008, the band reformed and continued making music from 2019 onward. Their enduring presence was reaffirmed with a 2025 Summerfest appearance, proving they remain an influential force in alternative rock. Below you’ll find a concise biography, key discography highlights, and upcoming tour dates where you can secure your seats with ease.

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Whether you’re revisiting early favorites like California and Big Brat or following their more recent work on Devastator (2020), Phantom Planet offers a blend of melodic hooks, jangly guitars, and a penchant for catchy, radio-ready anthems. We’ve got you covered with reliable access to tickets for all 2025 dates, in venues from intimate spaces to major festivals. For ongoing updates and exclusive content, follow the band’s official channels and stay tuned for new material and tour stops.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Phantom Planet

  • Biography and career highlights: formed in 1994 in LA; original drummer Jason Schwartzman left in 2003; long hiatus announced in 2008, then reunions in 2011–2013 and a full reformation from 2019 onwards; Summerfest 2025 appearance confirms ongoing activity.
  • Genre and musical style: primarily alternative rock with garage, pop, and power-pop influences; noted for melodic hooks and jangly guitars.
  • Complete discography (studio albums, most recent first): Devastator (2020, Gong); Raise the Dead (2008, Fueled by Ramen); Phantom Planet (2004, Epic); The Guest (2002, Epic); Phantom Planet Is Missing (1998, Geffen).
  • Top singles/hits: California (2002) charted US Alt. 35; UK 9; also Gold certifications (RIAA and BPI); Big Brat (2003) peaked US 20.
  • Social media presence: active in recent years with official activity around new material and tours; primary online presence is via their long-standing website and social channels.

The records

Phantom Planet Discography

  • Devastator
    2020 · Gong
  • Raise the Dead
    2008 · Fueled by Ramen
  • Phantom Planet
    2004 · Epic
  • The Guest
    2002 · Epic
  • Phantom Planet Is Missing
    1998 · Geffen

The hits

Top Phantom Planet Songs

  • California
    2002 · US Alt. 35; AUS 115; AUT 3; EU 21; GER 13; IRL 12; ITA 2; SCO 7; SWI 17; UK 9
  • Big Brat
    2003 · US 20

Whether you’re revisiting early favorites like California and Big Brat or following their more recent work on Devastator (2020), Phantom Planet offers a blend of melodic hooks, jangly guitars, and a penchant for catchy, radio-ready anthems. We’ve got you covered with reliable access to tickets for all 2025 dates, in venues from intimate spaces to major festivals. For ongoing updates and exclusive content, follow the band’s official channels and stay tuned for new material and tour stops.

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