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Buck‐O‐Nine timeline (EN)

2024
Finished recording seventh album

In December 2024, the band finished recording its seventh studio album, which is scheduled for release by Cleopatra Records in 2025.

2022
Released 572 Days Later

In June 2022, the band released the album 572 Days Later on Cleopatra Records . The album was recorded live in the studio, with some overdubs added in post-production.

2021
Cardiac arrest

In December 2021, Pebsworth suffered a cardiac arrest and was hospitalized for surgery. The band started a GoFundMe campaign to pay his medical costs. The band’s scheduled tour with Mustard Plug was postponed.

2018
Recorded FunDayMental

In 2018, the band recorded its sixth studio album, FunDayMental, which was released by Cleopatra Records on CD and vinyl on April 19, 2019.

2012
Drummer replacement

In 2012, Jeff Hawthorne left the band and was replaced by original drummer Steve Bauer.

2007
Filmed video

In December 2007, the band filmed a video for the song I’m not Dead. The video was filmed and edited by bass player Andy Platfoot. He has also directed and edited music videos for a number of bands, including Flogging Molly .

Began recording

Before entering a professional recording studio, the band recorded the entire album using its own recording equipment and rehearsal studio so that they could get a better feel for what the finished product might sound like, and iron out any underlying issues with arrangement, tuning and tempos. The band decided…
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Released Sustain

In 2007, Buck-O-Nine released its fifth studio album, entitled Sustain , and performed on all California dates of the Vans Warped Tour .

2002
Wrote new songs

Between 2002 and 2004, the band wrote close to 20 new songs, but most of them fell by the wayside until 2006 when they got serious about putting together a new album. Only three songs that had previously been written survived the cut, and the band relentlessly pumped out another…
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2000
Quiet period and regrouping

Between the latter part of 2000 and well into 2001, things quieted down for the band, and they considered calling it quits altogether. During this period, John Bell left the band as he pursued college and a career in engineering full-time. An offer to tour the UK saw the band…
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