Buck-O-Nine

Ska Punk Band from California

Buck-O-Nine is an American ska punk band that originated in San Diego, California, in 1991. The group is known for their energetic blend of ska, punk rock, and reggae influences. Throughout their career, they have released several albums that have contributed to the third-wave ska movement of the 1990s. Their most notable work includes the album "Twenty-Eight Teeth," which featured their hit single "My Town." While the albums "Songs In The Key Of Bree," "Barfly," and "Fundaymental" are part of their discography, Buck-O-Nine's success was particularly highlighted during the mid to late '90s when ska punk gained significant popularity. The band has experienced various lineup changes over the years but has continued to perform and record new music, maintaining a loyal fan base within the ska and punk communities.