Sublime’s will release an all-star expanded 20th anniversary edition of Look at All the Love We Found: A Tribute to Sublime on May 9. The compilation album will come out via Sublime Recordings in partnership with SVNBVRNT Records — the label founded by Jakob Nowell, son of the late Sublime frontman Bradley Nowell.
Jakob Nowell shared: “Sublime has always been about family first. Losing my dad was a heavy moment—not just for me, but for everyone touched by his music. What’s kept us going is the incredible love from the music community. That love is woven into every track on this tribute.”
The original 2005 release featured performances from Jack Johnson, Pennywise, Michael Franti & Spearhead, Avail, and more—all of which return for this special anniversary edition. The remastered version of the tribute includes over 30 artists paying homage to Sublime’s legacy, with eight never-before-heard tracks. Among them are Zac Brown Band’s version of “Wrong Way,” an acoustic spin on “Hope” by Descendents, G. Love & Special Sauce’s “April 29th, 1992,” and a collaboration between Slightly Stoopid and Stick Figure on “Slow Ride.”
Zac Brown shares: “Sublime was the soundtrack to my youth—their music was raw, soulful, and totally unfiltered. Covering ‘Wrong Way’ felt like a tribute to a band that shattered genre boundaries and inspired so many of us. Bradley’s energy still resonates through everything we do. It’s an honor to carry that forward.”
Drummer Bud Gaugh adds: “I absolutely love this album. It’s friends and family coming together to celebrate. Chuck D’s on there! Fishbone too! That version of ‘Date Rape’—honestly, it might even top ours.”
Jakob Nowell’s music project, Jakob’s Castle will contribute a fresh take on “Garden Grove,” and also included is a stripped-down acoustic rendition of “Ebin,” featuring Jakob alongside SVNBVRNT artists Jesse James Pariah and Zayno.
All proceeds from the album will go toward Agape Families, an Oregon-based nonprofit that supports families affected by incarceration. Pre-save Look at All the Love We Found: A Tribute to Sublime: HERE.
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