Biography
Over the past 10 years, Can't Hang have played all over the USA, leaving behind them a trail of broken beer bottles, broken hearts, hangovers and a solid fan-base in their wake. With a DIY attitude and no major label support, this Baltimore based quartet has toured the country numerous times, selling over 25,000 CD's on their own and over 100,000 songs online to date.
Their latest album release, "Ride The Lightrail," has charted as high as number 12 on the iTunes reggae chart. From the reggae hit "95" to the ska/punk influenced "Wait A Minute", "Ride The Lightrail" is a must have party album guaranteed to become your soundtrack for the Summer.
So how does an unsigned act continue to gain notoriety and fame with no label support? The answer is simple: Can't Hang is just plain awesome.
With a wide inspiration ranging from Dennis Brown to NOFX, Can't Hang can light up any room and convert even the most stringent naysayers into dancing, partying fiends. This Reggae/Punk hybrid band has made it solely on the merit of their music and their live show, and they refuse to slow down. They are not in it for the fortune and fame. Their mission is to be the greatest party band you have ever seen and all of their success to date is a result of that mantra.
The boys have shared the stage with pretty much every big name reggae artist in the biz, including Toots & the Maytals, Steel Pulse, Ziggy, Stephen and Damien Marley, Barrington Levy, Yellowman, The Wailers, the Original Wailers, and John Brown's Body just to name a few. They've also played with many rock artists including Blondie, Sum 41, Fishbone, State Radio, Long Beach Short Bus, The Expendables, and more.
Can't Hang will be touring throughout the rest of 2010, as well as writing and recording new material for an album due in 2011.
