Biography: Bad Rabbits - From Underdogs to R&Beatdown Mavericks

In the heartwarming tradition of a classic early 90’s movie, "The Sandlot," Bad Rabbits emerged as a band that defied expectations, broke barriers, and carved their own unique path in the music industry. Formed in 2007, this group of brothers quickly established themselves as the hardest R&B band on the planet, introducing an unhinged fusion of genres that pushed boundaries and challenged conventions.Think Sly Stone fronting Bad Brains, and you're maybe a third of the way there. The multicultural Boston trio—Fredua "Dua'' Boakye [vocals], Sheel Davé [drums] and Salim Akram [guitar] confidently struts through genres with unrestrained swagger and fearlessness.

At a time when moshing and headwalking were exclusively associated with hardcore, punk, or metal shows, Bad Rabbits relentlessly made it acceptable to bring that energy to an R&B show. Their electrifying performances not only ignited audiences into belligerence, but also garnered admiration from their peers. Legendary bands like Deftones, Glassjaw, 311,The Roots and even the late Prince himself praised Bad Rabbits for their unmatched authenticity.

Often hailed as the "bands band," Bad Rabbits are the embodiment of the underdog spirit. They fought against the odds, navigating the turbulent road of the music industry while staying true to their unapologetic selves. Their resilience and unwavering dedication garnered them a devoted following, as fans recognized and connected with their genuine approach to music.

Emerging from a five-year metamorphic cocoon, Bad Rabbits are back.