Tommy Stinson

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The Replacements' reunion may be over but they are giving an official release to the storied live recordings of their February 4, 1986 show at Maxwell's in Hoboken, called For Sale: Live at Maxwell’s 1986, on October 6 via Rhino. While you wait for the two-disc album to drop, we&apo…

The legendary (and previously bootlegged) show was one of the last to feature the band's classic lineup before Bob Stinson left the band. After decades of sitting in the vaults, the recordings are getting a proper release.

Tommy Stinson's post-Replacements band Bash & Pop returned this year with Anything Could Happen (on Fat Possum), the loooong-awaited followup to their 1993 debut Friday Night Is Killing Me. On September 8, Friday Night Is Killing Me will receive an expanded reissue...

First single "Mon Dieu" is a scuzzy dose of Cramps-style psychobilly.

While The Replacements reunion may be done, bassist Tommy Stinson reignited his another of his bands, Bash & Pop. They released their first album in 25 years, Anything Could Happen, earlier this year via Fat Possum. BrooklynVegan is now excited to announce that we'll be presenting Bash &…

Tommy Stinson's reignited Bash & Pop have just shared "Never Wanted To Know" from the group's new album, Anything Could Happen. It's the kind of anthemic power-pop you'd expect...

Tommy Stinson and more were also on hand for Malin's holiday benefit show.

Bash & Pop will play NYC's Mercury Lounge and Asbury Park's The Saint in January.

The show is a benefit for Jesse's friend and former tour manager Natty B, who was diagnosed with Leukemia in 2010 and struck with paralysis, and it also includes members of The Replacements, The Hold Steady, and more.