The Don’t Break Down documentary on Jawbreaker is now available for Amazon Prime members.
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Jawbreaker Release Live Video from 924 Gilman
Jawbreaker have released an official live video of “Want” and “Boxcar” from their recent show 924 Gilman.
Jawbreaker Working on New Material
Jawbreaker confirm with Music Radar that they’re working on new music:
We’re writing right now and we’ve rescued a couple of old songs that we never had a chance to record right at the end of the band. We’re going to get together in San Francisco and get right back to it. We don’t have a label yet, and we haven’t booked any studio time. We’re just dipping our toes and taking it one step at a time.
Jawbreaker Announce New Shows
Jawbreaker has announced some new tour dates.
Blake Schwarzenbach Talks New Jawbreaker Music
Blake Schwarzenbach of Jawbreaker talks about the band potentially recording new music on the latest episode of the Going Off Track podcast.
Jawbreaker Featured on “What’s in My Bag?”
Jawbreaker are featured in a new episode of Amoeba Records’ “What’s in My Bag?” series.
Blake Schwarzenbach Guesting at “Going Off Track” Live Podcast Recording
Blake Schwarzenbach of Jawbreaker will be appearing at a live taping of the Going Off Track Podcast on March 16th at the Knitting Factory in New York City.
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Jawbreaker Burglarized
Jawbreaker’s storage unit in California was broken into and burglarized. A message from the band detailing what has gone missing can be found below.
Jawbreaker Announces More Shows
Jawbreaker have announced a string of shows on both coasts.
Jawbreaker Release Remixed/Remastered Version of First Demo
Jawbreaker have released a remixed and remastered version of their first demo.
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Jawbreaker Auctioning Off Signed Posters
Jawbreaker are auctioning off limited signed posters for charity.
Hayley Williams Covers “Accident Prone”
Hayley Williams of Paramore posted up a little video of her performing “Accident Prone” by Jawbreaker on Twitter.
Update: I extracted the audio from the video and cleaned it up just a little if you’d like an MP3 copy.
Blake Schwarzenbach Does Q&A
The documentary Don’t Break Down: A Film About Jawbreaker screened in New York last night. After the premiere Blake Schwarzenbach did a Q&A, Brooklyn Vegan reports:
Another highlight of the Q&A: Blake said Jawbreaker is “trying to” write new music, and while it doesn’t seem like we should hold our breath (this is a band who took 21 years to reunite, after all), he certainly didn’t rule out a new Jawbreaker album, and seemed like he would be excited if there was one.
Jawbreaker’s San Francisco Reunion Show Video
Jawbreaker’s recent show in San Francisco was recorded and shared on YouTube by BayAreaPunkShows.
Jawbreaker Return in San Francisco
Nina Corcoran, writing for Sterogum, with a review of Jawbreaker’s San Francisco show:
On paper, Jawbreaker’s show at Rickshaw Stop seemed like a dream. It marked the band’s first headlining show in 21 years in their hometown of San Francisco, no less, at a 400-cap venue. Two local, since-defunct ‘90s punk bands — Monsula and Nuisance — opened. Jawbreaker kept to their DIY roots to a certain extent, opening it up to all ages and selling tickets for $20 with an intense anti-scalper will-call pick-up. For a band that swore it would never reunite, but then announced it would indeed reunite at Riot Fest 2017, performing a proper set in the small-sized venue setting they never broke out of during their career seemed as good as it could get. Yet somehow, Jawbreaker exceeded that.