Captain Everything!

Captain Everything!
Origin Watford, UK
Genres Punk
Years active 1998–2007 2010-2011
Labels Household Name Records
Past members
Jon Whitehouse (1998–2007)(2010-2011)
Lewis Froy (1998–2007)(2010-2011)
Blake Davies (2005–2007)
Richard Phoenix (1998–2005)(2010-2011)

Captain Everything! are a punk band from Watford, United Kingdom. They met at Parmiter's School. Formed in 1998, the band play high tempo pop-punk, which was branded "Bubblegum Thrash".[1] Renowned for their heavy touring schedule, they have played all over the UK and Europe, touring with bands such as The Vandals, Capdown, and Nerf Herder. They have also toured in Russia, Canada and Japan.[2] They were part of the roster of London punk label Household Name Records.

Their extensive touring of the UK included playing the Lockup Stage at Reading Festival. Whilst the band's proposed 2006 tour with The Suicide Machines was cancelled, the same year saw two new releases with them eventually touring in support of the Canadian punk rockers Propagandhi.

After splitting up in 2007 Richard Phoenix had an idea to make Captain Everything! a big band. So he knocked at Jon Whitehouse's door and told him to bring members of The Steal into Captain Everything!, he said a bigger band makes better music. Jon told Lew and Lew said ok after a year as a band again they write some new songs and showed them to members of The Steal but the members wanted to do their own work. So after failing the band thought it would be the right thing to split up for good and do new things.

Contents

Band members

Discography

Albums/DVDs

Year Album Label
1998 Music By Idiots Hectic Records
2000 Learning To Play With... Hectic Records
2001 Make The Love Connection (split with Route 215) 20 Deck Recordings
2002 Learning To Play With (re-issue) Household Name Records
2003 It's Not Rocket Science Household Name Records
2004 Live at the Camden Underworld DVD (split with Belvedere and Divit) Punkervision
2006 Buena Vista Bingo Club Household Name Records

Singles

Year Album Label
2006 "Bomb Song" Household Name Records

References