Sublime With Rome

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From 'Louie Louie' to the Clash, The Specials to Sabbath.

He was rushed to a hospital in California.

In 1996, Sublime became one of the biggest bands on the planet after the release of their self-titled major label debut. But Bradley Nowell was already gone.

It's not just modern-day alt-rock bands that have beef with each other these days.

Saying that Sublime with Rome's recent onstage drama and abrupt announcement of drummer Bud Gaugh's departure sent some mixed signals would be an understatement. After the media ran the news of Gaugh being replaced by Josh Freese -- the band released a statement to properly address the situation.

Shortly after he walked off the stage mid-performance in Hawaii, Sublime with Rome drummer Bud Gaugh announces during a group interview that he is quitting the band.

Grammy winning singer songwriter Amy Winehouse was found dead in her apartment just yesterday, but the out-pour of sorrow from the music community has been tremendous. Sublime with Rome frontman Rome Ramirez even recorded a cover of the deceased singer's biggest hit 'Rehab' to honor her memory.

We have the latest from Sublime with Rome's debut album 'Yours Truly' which hits stores July 12th. The new song 'Murdera' walks the thin line between paying homage to Bradley Nowell and being a flat out immitation. I'm still on the fence about the new material but let's see what you think.

Sublime's sole guitarist and vocalist Bradley Nowell died of a heroin overdose in 1996 just as the band began to break into the mainstream. 15 years later drummer Bud Gaugh and bassist Eric Wilson are giving it another go round with new vocalist Rome Ramirez.