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United States Incubus is an American rock band with multi-platinum sales and a history of successful singles, tours, and album releases.
Alternative rock band Incubus signed with Creative Artists Agency (CAA) after re-recording their classic album Morning View and completing a tour.
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Incubus toured with a stellar L-Acoustics K1 System and VIP Mixhalo experience, indicating a partnership for sound reinforcement on their tours.
Brandon Boyd and Mike Einziger from Incubus discussed their collaboration with Skrillex on their new album '8' during a Recording Academy event, where he contributed to production and mixing.
Incubus is managed by Velvet Hammer Music and Management Group.
Incubus is represented by Todd Cooper from Greenberg Traurig, LLP.
Incubus sold their song publishing catalog to HarbourView Equity Partners, a deal which Billboard covered, noting their 12.4 million U.S. album consumption units and over 23 million records worldwide as of October 2022.
Incubus is available for booking through New Era Booking & Management Firm.
Incubus formed in 1991 in Calabasas, California, with Brandon Boyd on vocals, Mike Einziger on lead guitar, and José Pasillas on drums, while attending Calabasas High School. They later added bassist Alex “Dirk Lance” Katunich and DJ Lyfe. The band quickly gained recognition in Los Angeles, performing at venues like the Whisky a Go Go. Their early recordings were mostly self-produced, leading to their debut album “Fungus Amongus” in 1995. In 1996, Incubus signed a seven-record deal with Sony’s Immortal Records, later Epic Records, and released their major-label debut EP, “Enjoy Incubus”, in 1997.
The band’s second album, “S.C.I.E.N.C.E.” (1997), showcased a heavier sound and led to openings for bands like Korn and 311. DJ Kilmore replaced DJ Lyfe in 1998, and Incubus participated in festivals such as Ozzfest. Mainstream recognition came with their 1999 album “Make Yourself”, which produced hits like “Drive” and “Stellar.” “Drive” became their highest-charting song, reaching the top of the Alternative Charts and the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100. They continued their success with albums such as “Morning View” (2001) and “A Crow Left of the Murder…” (2004), the latter introducing bassist Ben Kenney, who replaced Alex Katunich in 2003. Their sixth studio album, “Light Grenades” (2006), debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, marking a significant milestone.
After a hiatus, Incubus released the greatest hits album “Monuments and Melodies” (2009), featuring new singles and older hits. Their 2011 album, “If Not Now, When?”, represented a new stylistic direction. The band released two EPs, “Trust Fall (Side A)” in 2015 and “Trust Fall (Side B)” in 2020. Their eighth studio album, “8”, was released in 2017, with production assistance from Skrillex. In 2023, Nicole Row joined the band on bass, replacing Ben Kenney, who departed due to personal reasons following a brain tumor surgery. Incubus also announced a re-recording of their 2001 album, “Morning View XXIII”, set for release in 2024.
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