Foxboro Hot Tubs Members, Gear & Sound

Genre

Rock Alternative rock Indie rock Post-punk revival Garage rock Punk rock Pop punk Garage punk bay area indie

Members

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Billie Joe Armstrong

Roles:

Singer Guitarist

Groups:

Green Day The Network The Longshot Pinhead Gunpowder The Lookouts Billie Joe Armstrong & Norah Jones Armstrongs Billie Joe Armstrong & Penelope Houston The Coverups The Boo

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Mike Dirnt

Roles:

Singer Guitarist Bassist

Groups:

Green Day Screeching Weasel The Network The Coverups The Frustrators

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Tré Cool

Roles:

Drummer

Groups:

Green Day The Network Samiam The Lookouts

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Jason White

Roles:

Singer Guitarist

Groups:

Green Day The Network Pinhead Gunpowder Straight Line Stitch Chino Horde The Coverups Fishwagon Step By Step The Influents Numbskulz The Big Cats The Kicks

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Jason Freese

Roles:

Keyboardist Music Producer Audio Engineer Saxophonist

Groups:

Weezer Green Day Goo Goo Dolls Zebrahead

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Kevin Preston

Roles:

Singer Guitarist

Groups:

Green Day

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About

Foxboro Hot Tubs is an American rock band emerging from the vibrant Bay Area music scene. Conceived as a side project of the iconic punk band Green Day, the group includes Billie Joe Armstrong (vocals, guitar), Mike Dirnt (bass), and Tré Cool (drums), along with additional musicians who contribute to their energetic sound. Known for their raw, garage rock style, Foxboro Hot Tubs blend elements of punk, alternative rock, and post-punk revival. Their sound nods to the gritty influence of bands like the Stooges and the Hives, wrapped in a modern indie rock flair.

How to Sound Like Foxboro Hot Tubs

Foxboro Hot Tubs craft a sound that is both gritty and infectious, characterized by distorted, driving guitar riffs and punchy, energetic rhythms. Their music exudes a raw, unpolished charm, with Billie Joe Armstrong's use of the Fender Custom Shop Stratocaster and the Boss BD-2 Blues Driver contributing to the band's vibrant power. The Marshall JCM900 4100 adds a layer of robust amplification, delivering a powerful, tube-driven warmth that complements their high-octane sound. The bass and drums support this intensity with a tight, dynamic rhythm section, essential for capturing their garage rock essence while maintaining a melodic edge.

Discography

Stop Drop And Roll!!!

2008

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