As of 2023, Teenage Bottlerocket continues to be an active force in the live music scene. The band has been touring extensively, promoting their latest album, 'Sick Sesh,' which was released in 2022. Fans can expect high-energy performances filled with their signature sound, combining fast-paced rhythms and catchy hooks. The band has been announced as a headliner for several prominent music festivals this year, including the Punk Rock Bowling in Las Vegas and the Fest in Gainesville, Florida. Additionally, they have been performing at smaller venues across the United States, allowing them to connect intimately with their fanbase. As the band embraces the resurgence of live music after the pandemic, concert-goers can anticipate a setlist that spans their entire discography, ensuring that both old and new fans have a memorable experience. The band’s commitment to entertaining their audience has resulted in sold-out shows and enthusiastic crowd responses. With their ongoing tours and the release of new music, Teenage Bottlerocket remains a beloved name in the punk rock community, continuously evolving while staying true to their roots.

Teenage Bottlerocket History

Teenage Bottlerocket is an American punk rock band formed in 2001 in Laramie, Wyoming. The band consists of members Ray Carlisle (vocals, guitar), Brandon Carlisle (bass, vocals), and their friend, drummer, and guitarist from earlier lineups, who have changed over the years. Teenage Bottlerocket quickly gained recognition for their catchy melodies, energetic performances, and humorous lyrics. Their debut album, 'Another Way,' was released in 2003, and they have since produced several albums, including 'Warning Device' (2008) and 'Tales from Wyoming' (2015), which helped to solidify their place in the punk rock scene. The band is known for their DIY ethos and has built a loyal fanbase through relentless touring and engaging live shows. Over the years, they have played at various festivals and venues, sharing the stage with iconic punk bands such as NOFX and Against Me! Their music often draws inspiration from classic punk rock sounds while incorporating pop-punk elements, making their concerts a nostalgic yet fresh experience for attendees.