Spin Doctors: Pocket Full of Kryptonite 35th Anniversary Tour

Formed in New York City in 1988, Spin Doctors broke through with Pocket Full of Kryptonite in 1991. The album peaked at No. 3 on the Billboard 200, and established the band as one of the defining acts of the early ’90s alternative-rock era, fueled by beloved hits including “Two Princes,” “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong,” “Jimmy Olsen’s Blues,” “How Can You Want Him (When You Know You Can Have Me),” and “What Time Is It?”.
Pocket Full of Kryptonite would go on to sell over 10 million copies worldwide, and catapult the band to appearances on The Late Show With David Letterman, The Tonight Show With Jay Leno, Saturday Night Live, Top of the Pops, and the cover of Rolling Stone. Recently, Chris Barron spoke about the making of the iconic “Two Princes” music video with its director Rich Murray.
Last year, Spin Doctors entered a new chapter with Face Full of Cake , their first album in 12 years and debut on Capitol Records. The 12-track collection finds the jam band veterans revitalized, with the warm, funky sound and abundance of hooks that longtime fans have come to expect. The record also marks the studio debut of bassist Jack Daley, who joins the band’s founding members Chris Barron, Eric Schenkman, and Aaron Comess. Recorded in Asbury Park at Daley’s studio, Face Full of Cake captures the effortless chemistry and joy of a band still discovering what it can do together.
Known for their distinctive blend of alt-rock, and improvisational interplay, Spin Doctors have built a reputation for dynamic live performances that have continued to evolve throughout their career. Over 38 years, the infectious energy of their live shows have helped establish a lasting connection with generations of fans. With a new album and blockbuster touring schedule ahead, Spin Doctors are proving they are just getting started.