Public record

Goldfinger

Punk | Los Angeles, CA | since 1994

punk
punk rock
rock
ska
ska punk

Shows, releases and artist details collected from 10 credited sources. This public record does not confirm booking availability. Source links accompany the published facts.

Shows on record

Rooms played

2000

On record since

Releases

Show history

2017 · 1

Sep 16, 2017The LeMay Museum - America's Car Museum· Tacomaheadliner
with NOFX, Bad Religion, Less Than Jake, Bad Cop/Bad Cop, Punk in Drublic, Hilltop Rats

2001 · 1

Apr 7, 2001Whitman College· Walla Wallaheadliner

2000 · 1

Sep 30, 2000Utah State Fairpark· Salt Lake Citysupport
with Everclear, Deftones, Zebrahead, Harvey Danger, Dynamite Hack, U.p.o., Orgy, MXPX, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

Photos, art and posters

Logo — TheAudioDB

Lineup

John Feldmann — lead vocals
Charlie Paulson — background vocals
Phil Sneed — background vocals

Former

Simon Williams — electric bass guitar
Darrin Pfeiffer — drums (drum set)
Kelly LeMieux — electric bass guitar
Travis Barker — drums (drum set)

Releases

EY
Early Years 1993–1994
2026 · compilation
NL
Nine Lives
2026 · album
NR
Nineties Reloaded (Superstition Classics Reimagined)
2025
SN
Superstition Nostalgia Vol 2
2022
DG
Die Glorreichen Drei
2021
9R
99 Red Balloons - Live
2020 · single
NL
Never Look Back
2020 · album
S(
Superman (Live)
2020 · single
TG
The Goldfinger Christmas EP
2018 · ep
TK
The Knife
2016 · album
HD
Hello Destiny...
2008 · album
DN
Disconnection Notice
2005 · album
GB
Get By / Find a Way
2005 · single
TB
The Best of Goldfinger
2005 · compilation
LA
Live at the House of Blues
2004 · album
AH
A History In The Mix (10 Years Of Superstition Recordings)
2004
D-
Decade - The Mix: Excerpts Of 10 Years Of Superstition Records
2003
OY
Open Your Eyes
2002 · album
OY
Open Your Eyes
2002 · single
S/
Spokesman / Tell Me
2002 · single
TB
Teen Beef / Tiger Meat
2002 · ep
FI
Foot in Mouth
2001 · album
9R
99 Red Balloons
2000 · single
CT
Counting the Days
2000 · single
SG
Stomping Ground
2000 · album
SG
Stomping Ground
2000
DC
Darrin's Coconut Ass: Live from Omaha
1999 · album
TC
The Classics Of Superstition Vol. 2 Year 2 & 3
1999
HA
Hang‐Ups
1997 · album
GO
Goldfinger
1996 · album
HI
Here In Your Bedroom
1996 · single
RI
Richter
1995 · ep
RE
Raw Elements Vol. I
1995
FS
From Season To Season
1994
TT
Tri Top
1994

Airplay

KEXP airplay: 6 plays, 2020-04-12–2026-04-10 — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'The Afternoon Show' (Mike Ramos) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Sonic Reducer' (Brian Foss) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Variety Mix' (Mike Ramos) — KEXP

Artist background

Goldfinger formed in 1994 — MusicBrainz
Goldfinger is based in Los Angeles — MusicBrainz
John Feldmann: lead vocals — MusicBrainz
Charlie Paulson: background vocals — MusicBrainz
Phil Sneed: background vocals — MusicBrainz
Simon Williams: electric bass guitar (former member) — MusicBrainz
Darrin Pfeiffer: drums (drum set) (former member) — MusicBrainz
Kelly LeMieux: electric bass guitar (former member) — MusicBrainz
Travis Barker: drums (drum set) (former member) — MusicBrainz
Goldfinger has 25 release group(s) on MusicBrainz spanning 1995–2026 — MusicBrainz
Goldfinger (band) formed in 1994 — Wikipedia
Goldfinger (band) is from Los Angeles , California, U.S. — Wikipedia
Goldfinger (band) has 5 members: John Feldmann, Charlie Paulson, Mike Herrera, Philip "Moon Valjean" Sneed, Nick Gross — Wikipedia
Goldfinger (band) plays Pop-punk [ 1 ] [ 2 ] — Wikipedia
Goldfinger (band) plays ska punk [ 3 ] [ 4 ] — Wikipedia
Goldfinger (band) plays punk rock [ 5 ] — Wikipedia
Goldfinger has 1197261 listeners on Last.fm — Goldfinger on Last.fm
Goldfinger has released 10 recordings between 1994 and 2025 — Goldfinger on Discogs
Goldfinger has 27 followers on Genius — Goldfinger on Genius
Google Knowledge Graph descriptor: Rock band — Goldfinger — Google Knowledge Graph
Canonical Wikipedia article (per Google KG): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldfinger_(band) — Goldfinger on Wikipedia (per Google KG)
Wikipedia article length (per Google KG, characters): 309 — Goldfinger — entity-richness signal
Google Knowledge Graph entity id: kg:/m/01dsb8 — Goldfinger — KG entity
Country (per TheAudioDB): Los Angeles, California, USA — Goldfinger on TheAudioDB
Formed 1994 (Wikidata inception) — Wikidata
Origin: Los Angeles (Wikidata) — Wikidata
Genres per Wikidata: pop-punk, ska punk — Wikidata
Members per Wikidata: John Feldmann — Wikidata
Labels per Wikidata: Universal Music Group, Mojo Records, Maverick — Wikidata
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goldfinger_(band) — Wikidata

Venues played

Rooms played most, from the shows on record
Room	Shows
The LeMay Museum - America's Car Museum · Tacoma	1
Whitman College · Walla Walla	1
Utah State Fairpark · Salt Lake City	1

By year: 2000 1 · 2001 1 · 2017 1

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Sources & corrections

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. Use the credited links to check the source.

Last updated: 2026-09-20
Sources: Discogs, Genius, google kg, KEXP, Last.fm, MusicBrainz, TheAudioDB, Twitch, Wikidata, Wikipedia

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