Jawbox had been broken up for more than two decades when they announced a long-awaited reunion in January 2019. Well, technically that’s not quite true. They got back together for one day, on December ...

Jawbox warmed up for their reunion with a show in Baltimore, then their proper tour began in Cambridge, and then the DC post-hardcore greats finally played their first NYC show since the ’90s at ...

Following a warm-up show in Baltimore, reunited post-hardcore greats Jawbox properly began their first tour in 20 years at The Sinclair in Cambridge last night (6/14). Before the show even began, ...

Last week, The A.V. Club heard from a friend in the know a delicious rumor: Late-night host Jimmy Fallon had invited seminal D.C. post-punk band Jawbox onto the show to perform "Savory," the single ...

D.C. post-hardcore legends Jawbox celebrated the recent reissue of their 1994 high-water mark For Your Own Special Sweetheart earlier tonight with a special reunion performance on Late Night With ...

It’s a cliche to describe rock as “angular,” but it’s shorter than saying “influenced by a handful of important D.C. posthardcore bands, including Jawbox.” Formed in 1989 by vocalist and guitarist J.

As Washington, D. Jawbox TV reunion may spark tour As Washington, D.C., post-punk band Jawbox prepares for its first live appearance in 12 years Dec. 8 on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon," the group isn ...

Pioneering Washington, D.C.-based rock band Jawbox will make its first appearance in 12 years when it performs December 8 on NBC's "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon." By David J. Prince, Billboard, The ...

Kim Coletta, radiant bassist for shockingly (to them) beloved D.C. post-punk quartet Jawbox, in the midst of a painfully (to their fans) short reunion tour, recently found herself assuring Late Night ...

It was probably just a way of avoiding the dreaded word “reunion,” but Jawbox singer-guitarist J. Robbins was onto something when he called the band’s Friday 9:30 Club concert “a time travel-ish thing ...

The eight-year career of Jawbox could be written as a cautionary tale: indie band signs to a big label, makes two great records that eventually fall out of print, and breaks up. But listening to ...