The band, known for their 1994 album 'Pony Express Record,' reunited in March 2025 for two performances at Los Angeles' Permanent Records Roadhouse, marking their first live shows since 2013.

This reunion follows earlier 2025 performances in Los Angeles, after more than a decade since their previous shows.

The band has a history of reunions, including a 2008 tour and surprise shows in 2025, with their last full-length album being '50,000 B.C.' in 1997.

Current band members include Craig Wedren, Nathan Larson, Adam Wade, Clint Walsh, and Jherek Bischoff, known for blending post-hardcore, alternative rock, and glam.

Their return to touring after nearly two decades has excited fans and marked a significant moment in their career.

Tickets for their fall 2025 U.S. tour, starting September 19 at Riot Fest in Chicago, go on sale August 22, with shows scheduled across major cities including New York, Portland, and Los Angeles.

The tour will conclude on November 11, with the NYC show set for October 25 at Mercury Lounge.

The band initially gained recognition on Dischord Records with albums like 'Funeral at the Movies' and 'Get Your Goat,' and later signed with Epic Records for 'Pony Express Record' in 1994.

Their 1997 follow-up '50,000 B.C.' received a mixed response, leading to their breakup, but they are now working on new music and live performances.

Band member Craig Wedren has explained that they are adopting a flexible, collaborative creative process involving shared ProTools sessions, with plans to release new music within a year, possibly as singles or EPs.

Craig Wedren and Nathan Larsen have shifted focus to composing for film and TV, with credits including 'Yellowjackets,' 'Wet Hot American Summer,' and 'High Fidelity.'

Their recent performances include a Los Angeles show in March 2025, where they played songs from 'Pony Express Record' and debuted a new song, 'Playback,' with a video clip of their performance of 'X-French Tee Shirt' available online.