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The Suicide Machines
The Suicide Machines are an American ska punk band formed in March 1991 in Detroit, Michigan, blending punk rock, ska and hardcore. Vocalist Jason Navarro has fronted the group throughout its history, with the current lineup rounded out by guitarist Justin Malek, bassist Rich Tschirhart and drummer Ryan Vandeberghe.
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- Sep 4San AntonioPaper TigerPerformers: Bad OperationView details
- Sep 5HoustonThe Bronze Peacock at House of Blues HoustonPerformers: Bad OperationView details
- Sep 8AtlantaThe Masquerade - PurgatoryPerformers: MuggerView details
- Sep 14CharlotteThe UndergroundPerformers: The Bouncing Souls, Strike Anywhere, Human IssueView details
- Sep 17BaltimoreBaltimore SoundstagePerformers: The Bouncing Souls, Strike Anywhere, Human IssueView details
- Sep 19CincinnatiBogart'sPerformers: The Bouncing Souls, Strike Anywhere, Human IssueView details
- Dec 3ClevelandHouse of Blues ClevelandPerformers: The Bouncing Souls, The Flatliners, Jack KnivesView details
- Dec 4ColumbusSkully's Music DinerPerformers: The Bouncing Souls, The Flatliners, Jack KnivesView details
- Dec 5DetroitThe Fillmore DetroitPerformers: Jeff Rosenstock, The Bouncing Souls, The Flatliners, The Jack KnivesView details
- Feb 13, 2027San DiegoThe Observatory North ParkPerformers: The Bouncing Souls, The AggrolitesView details
- Feb 16, 2027Las VegasHouse of Blues Las VegasPerformers: The Bouncing Souls, The AggrolitesView details
- Feb 17, 2027Los AngelesThe BelascoPerformers: The Bouncing Souls, The AggrolitesView details
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About The Suicide Machines
The band's seven studio albums include Destruction by Definition (1996), Battle Hymns (1998), the self-titled The Suicide Machines (2000), Steal This Record (2001), A Match and Some Gasoline (2003), War Profiteering Is Killing Us All (2005) and Revolution Spring (2020). The single "No Face," from their debut, became a minor hit on modern rock radio.
The Suicide Machines built a following through extensive festival touring, including the Warped Tour and Riot Fest, with material frequently addressing political themes. The band split up between 2006 and 2009 before reuniting and has continued to perform since.