Wax
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| Wax | |||
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Joe Sib, Dave Georgeff, Tom Gardocki, Loomis Fall | |||
| Background information | |||
| Origin | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| Years active | 1991 – 1995 2009 |
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| Genre(s) | Pop punk | ||
| Label(s) | Caroline Records (1992-1994) Interscope (1995) |
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Wax was a Los Angeles-based punk-pop band in the early 1990s. They released two albums in their initial four-year run: 1992's What Else Can We Do and 1995's 13 Unlucky Numbers. The latter contained "California," a minor hit. Wax and Weezer were closely associated in the early 1990s and regularly attended each other's live shows.
Weezer connections
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BMF/Weezer/El Mag ... 3 bands, who along with Wax defined the mini-scene that weezer was a part of then, trying to forge a non-hair band -yet- non-grunge scene. |
Weezer played "Conversationalist" live at a handful of shows in 1992. This was a reworked version of Wax's song "So Much Talk." Wax Guitarist Tom Gardocki had previously been in the band Bush with Patrick Wilson.
Wax reunited in 2009, with a new bass player, to open a Weezer show at the Palladium on October 24. Knoxville introduced the band.
Shows played with Weezer
| Date | City | Venue | Other band(s) | Concert | Source |
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| May 7, 1992 | West Hollywood, CA | The Central | Weezer concert: 05/07/1992 | [2] | |
| December 10, 1992 | West Hollywood, CA | The Central | Weezer concert: 12/10/1992 (just for the encore) | [3] | |
| October 24, 2009 | Los Angeles, CA | The Palladium | Weezer concert: 10/24/2009 | [4] |
Members
- Joe Sib - vocals
- Tom Gardocki - guitar
- Dave Georgeff - bass
- Loomis - drums
