Rude Buddha

2 Bands have shared this name: 1) A post-punk band from Charlottesville, VA, led by bassist Jenny Wade, who released three albums in the mid-80s. Their most famous track, "No More Gravy," was a 120 Minutes staple. 2) A 2000s band. Taken from the band's website (www.rudebuddha.com) Payback for all the times they've been shunned by family, friends and foe; electrified by heart and soul, Rude Buddha's latest release ?FIGHTER? displays ?intestines in hand'.

1) A post-punk band from Charlottesville, VA, led by bassist Jenny Wade, who released three albums in the mid-80s. Their most famous track, "No More Gravy," was a 120 Minutes staple.


2) A 2000s band. Taken from the band's website (www.rudebuddha.com)

Payback for all the times they've been shunned by family, friends and foe; electrified by heart and soul, Rude Buddha's latest release ?FIGHTER? displays ?intestines in hand'. Written about trust, honesty, love and loss, recalling tragedy, and how to make the best of all of these situations, Rude Buddha will take you on a journey from the concrete jungles of their past, to the heart of their future, with 12 blast you in the face tracks. ?Fighter? will capture you in purest form, and force you to believe and understand this young band.

After their formation in 2000, Rude Buddha has played over 700 shows with bands such as Sugarcult, Taking back Sunday, Papa Roach, Chevelle, The Pietasters, Slightly Stoopid and many more at clubs and festivals all over the east coast. Winners of the New York International Music Festival in 2004, Rude Buddha is gaining serious ground. With interest being gained from all ends of the spectrum, Rude Buddha looks to be in your face in 2006!

*This artist description was taken from the bands website and is for informational purposes only.