Rehab

Rehab is a Southern rock, country, and alternative hip hop band that has firmly established itself within the music scene with its unique blend of genres and compelling storytelling. Hailing from Warner Robins, Georgia, the band was initially formed by Denny Campbell (Steaknife) and Danny Boone. Over the years, the band's lineup has seen changes, but Danny Boone has remained a constant driving force, contributing significantly to the band's creative output, as evidenced by releases under his name like the "Danny Boone" series of EPs.

Rehab gained mainstream success with their hit "The Bartender Song (Sittin' at a Bar)" in the early 2000s, showcasing their eclectic fusion of sounds and emotional lyrics that resonate with a wide audience. Their discography is a testament to their experimental approach to music that defies easy categorization, encompassing albums, live performances like "Rehab (Live at the Print Shop)," and tracks that explore personal themes and stories, such as "Jojo's Song." Despite the trials and transformations they've undergone, Rehab remains influential in their genre-blending domain, continuously contributing heartfelt and engaging music to their fans.

Genres

Redneck

Pop

Hip Hop

Rock

Alternative Rock

Electronica

Alternative Hip Hop

Country

Southern Rock

Rap Metal

Rap Rock

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Latest Release

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Rehab

Album - 12 Tracks - Released March 21, 2025