The Gin Blossoms reunited in 2001 after breaking up in 1997. During the show, they had the chance to sing “Christine Sixteen” with band members from Kiss. The Gin Blossoms were even featured on a popular TV program the Late Show with David Letterman. Their song “Follow You Down” jumped to number 9 on the Billboard Hot 100. The band's next album “Congratulations I’m Sorry” dropped in 1996. Use TicketSmarter to snag your Gin Blossoms tickets to see one of their live rock concerts. Co-founder Doug Hopkins was replaced by Scott Johnson around the release of their second album. The albums premier song “Hey Jealousy” managed to reach number 25 on the Billboard Hot 100 list. This album proved to be a huge success by reaching quadruple platinum status. Gin Blossoms released their second hit album titled “New Miserable Experience” in 1992. Gin Blossoms joined forces with A&M Records in the early 1990s after the success of their first album. They released their first album titled “Dusted” in 1989. The band gained popularity by playing at local venues in their hometown of Tempe, Arizona. The group originally consisted of Hopkins, Taylor, Bill Leen and Jesse Valenzuela. Doug Hopkins and Richard Taylor put together this American rock band in 1987. TicketSmarter makes getting your Gin Blossoms tickets quick and easy.

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