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J Church

Punk band from San Francisco, CA · formed 1992

J Church photo
Photo from the public record
Shows on record
6
Rooms played
6
Cities
6
Releases
25
Last show
Mar 24, 2001Avalon

About

J Church is a band from San Francisco, CA, formed in 1992, tagged punk, Punk rock, pop punk by its sources. Shows on record run from 2001 to 2001, across 6 rooms in 6 cities.

The summary is assembled from the record fields and shows on this page; each fact listed names its source. See Sources & corrections for what each source supplied.

Shows

6 on record · Songkick
No upcoming shows on record.Know of one? Tell us

Shows per year

  1. 20016 shows
Show history
DateVenue
Mar 24, 2001Avalon · HollywoodSupportwith Propagandhi, Avail, Fabulous Disaster
Mar 21, 2001Emo's Austin · AustinSupportwith Leatherface, Small Brown Bike, Avail, +3
Mar 20, 2001Fitzgerald's · HoustonSupportwith Leatherface, Small Brown Bike, Hot Water Music, +3
Mar 19, 2001Southport Hall · JeffersonSupportwith Leatherface, Small Brown Bike, Hot Water Music, +3
Mar 10, 2001Lupo's Heartbreak Hotel · ProvidenceSupportwith Propagandhi, Avail, Fabulous Disaster
Feb 27, 2001Maritime Hall · San FranciscoSupportwith Propagandhi, Avail, Fabulous Disaster

Where they play

6 rooms in 6 cities

Rooms played most

Cities played

  • Austin1 show
  • Hollywood1 show
  • Houston1 show
  • Jefferson1 show
  • Providence1 show

and 1 other city

Releases

25 releases, 1992–2007
  • The Horror of Life

    2007 · Album

  • Seishun Zankoku Monogatari

    2004 · Album

  • Society Is a Carnivorous Flower

    2004 · Album

  • Split

    2003 · Album

  • Palestine

    2002 · Album

  • Meaty, Beaty, Shitty Sounding

    2001 · Compilation

  • J Church / Discount

    2000 · Album

  • One Mississippi

    2000 · Album

  • Slanted

    1999 · Compilation

  • V.M.Live Presents… Series 1, Volume 4

    1999 · Compilation

  • Altamont ’99

    1998 · Compilation

  • Cat Food

    1998 · Compilation

  • The Ecstasy of Communication

    1997 · Compilation

  • You Think You're Cool

    1997 · Compilation

  • The Drama of Alienation

    1996 · Album

  • Whorehouse: Songs & Stories

    1996 · Compilation

  • Arbor Vitae

    1995 · Album

  • Nostalgic for Nothing

    1995 · Compilation

  • Soul Patch and Cho Chos

    1995 · Compilation

  • Prophylaxis

    1994 · Album

  • Camels, Spilled Corona and the Sound of Mariachi Bands

    1993 · Compilation

  • No One Has a Future

    1993 · Ep

  • Quetzalcoatl

    1993 · Album

  • She Said She Wouldn't Sacrifice

    1992 · Ep

  • This Song Is for Kathi

    1992 · Ep

Lineup

No current lineup on record.

Former

  • Aaron Olson
  • Adam Pfahler
  • Brendan Murdoch
  • Brendan Murdock · drums (drum set)
  • Gardner Maxam
  • Lance Hahn
  • Wade Driver
  • Reed Burgoyne
  • Andee Connors
  • Scott Bradley
  • Jeff Bursley
  • David DiDonato
  • Chris Pfeffer
  • Ben White

Airplay

  • KEXP airplay: 20 plays, 2004-07-17–2026-08-01 — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'Sonic Reducer' (Dr. West) — KEXP
  • Played on KEXP show 'The Afternoon Show' (Larry Mizell, Jr.) — KEXP

Photos, art and posters

J Church — Avalon, 2001-03-24
Poster · Avalon, 2001-03-24 — Songkick
What each source supplied
SourceUsed for
MusicBrainzArtist facts
WikipediaArtist facts
J Church on Last.fmArtist facts
J Church on GeniusArtist facts
KEXPAirplay
SongkickShow history, Show posters
Last.fmCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
DiscogsCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
GeniusCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it
WikidataCredited on the record; no item on this page cites it

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. It does not confirm availability for booking.