Long Beach Dub Allstars in Honolulu

Long Beach Dub Allstars are a Southern California reggae-rock band formed in 1997 by surviving Sublime members and collaborators after Bradley Nowell's death. Their sound blends reggae, ska, punk, hip-hop, dub, and soul, heard on albums like "Right Back" (1999) and "Wonders of the World" (2001). After a 2020 reunion, they released "Echo Mountain High", recorded from yard-session demos. Their live sets carry the high-energy post-Sublime reggae-rock spirit that defined the scene.