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Reel Big Fish is a cornerstone of the ska-punk scene, known for high-energy riffs, punchy horns, and catchy choruses. Led by frontman Aaron Barrett, the band has built a lasting legacy through relentless touring and a dedicated fanbase. We’ve got you covered with easy, no-fuss access to tickets for their next shows, plus a concise look at their history, discography, and where to catch them live in 2025.

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Reel Big Fish released Turn the Radio Off in 1996, a breakthrough album that earned RIAA Gold status and propelled them into mainstream recognition. Over nine studio albums to date, their latest full-length Life Sucks...Let's Dance! arrived in 2018 via Rock Ridge Music, continuing their tradition of high-energy, horn-driven punk rock. Frontman Aaron Barrett has been the only constant member since the band's formation, guiding the lineup through years of evolving rosters. In 2025, look for Reel Big Fish on festival stages at Slam Dunk Festival South in Hatfield on May 24 and Slam Dunk Festival North in Leeds on May 25, as part of a high-profile festival run. For tours, official releases, and merch, visit their official site reel-big-fish.com and follow them on social media. We’ll help you secure your seats and keep you in the loop with dependable, straightforward ticketing information.

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Quick Facts About Reel Big Fish

  • Gold-certified Turn the Radio Off (1996) helped launch their mainstream recognition; the album achieved RIAA Gold status.
  • Nine studio albums released to date; latest full-length Life Sucks...Let's Dance! (2018) on Rock Ridge Music.
  • Frontman Aaron Barrett is the band’s only constant member since formation; multiple lineup changes over the years.
  • 2025 touring activity includes Slam Dunk Festival South (Hatfield) on May 24, 2025 and Slam Dunk Festival North (Leeds) on May 25, 2025, as part of their festival run.
  • Official site: reel-big-fish.com; band maintains active live presence and a dedicated merch store.

The records

Reel Big Fish Discography

  • Life Sucks...Let's Dance!
    2018 · Rock Ridge Music
  • Candy Coated Fury
    2012 · Rock Ridge Music
  • Fame, Fortune and Fornication
    2009 · Rock Ridge Music
  • Monkeys for Nothin' and the Chimps for Free
    2007 · Rock Ridge Music
  • We're Not Happy 'Til You're Not Happy
    2005 · Mojo/Jive/Zomba
  • Cheer Up!
    2002 · Mojo/Jive
  • Why Do They Rock So Hard?
    1998 · Mojo
  • Turn the Radio Off
    1996 · Mojo
  • Everything Sucks
    1995 · Piss-Off Records

The hits

Top Reel Big Fish Songs

  • Where Have You Been?
    2002 · US Air 12; US Mod 78; AUS 76; SCO 16; UK 7; UK Indie 7; UK Rock 7
  • Sell Out
    1997 · US Air 69; US Mod 10
  • Take On Me
    1998 · N/A
  • The Kids Don't Like It
    1999 · N/A
  • The Set Up (You Need This)
    1996 · N/A
  • Beer
    1997 · N/A
  • Talkin' 'bout a Revolution
    2005 · N/A
  • Party Down
    2007 · N/A

Reel Big Fish released Turn the Radio Off in 1996, a breakthrough album that earned RIAA Gold status and propelled them into mainstream recognition. Over nine studio albums to date, their latest full-length Life Sucks...Let's Dance! arrived in 2018 via Rock Ridge Music, continuing their tradition of high-energy, horn-driven punk rock. Frontman Aaron Barrett has been the only constant member since the band's formation, guiding the lineup through years of evolving rosters. In 2025, look for Reel Big Fish on festival stages at Slam Dunk Festival South in Hatfield on May 24 and Slam Dunk Festival North in Leeds on May 25, as part of a high-profile festival run. For tours, official releases, and merch, visit their official site reel-big-fish.com and follow them on social media. We’ll help you secure your seats and keep you in the loop with dependable, straightforward ticketing information.

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