ALL

ALL is an American punk rock band formed in 1987 in California, originally as a side project of the influential band Descendents. The band's founding members included Descendents members Bill Stevenson, Karl Alvarez, and Stephen Egerton, along with singer Chad Price, who replaced Milo Aukerman as the lead vocalist. ALL's music is characterized by a melodic punk rock sound, often infused with introspective lyrics. The band has undergone several lineup changes and has remained active over the decades, releasing multiple albums and touring internationally.

ALL draws influence from a variety of punk rock bands, especially their own roots in the Descendents. They have also cited influences from other genres, including pop music and alternative rock, which can be heard in their catchy melodies and harmonies. Other notable influences include bands from the California punk scene, as well as classic rock and new wave artists.

ALL's name was chosen as a way to emphasize inclusiveness and the wide range of musical styles they incorporate into their sound. The band is known for its energetic live performances and tight musicianship. They have a dedicated fan base and have been influential in the punk rock scene, particularly in the 1990s. ALL has released a total of eight studio albums and has toured extensively throughout the United States and abroad.

ALL holds a significant place in the punk rock genre, particularly for their role in evolving the sound of melodic punk. They helped bridge the gap between the early punk rock of the 1980s and the more polished pop-punk sound that emerged in the 1990s. Their work has influenced a number of successful bands in the punk and alternative rock scenes, helping to shape the musical landscape for future generations.

ALL has not received major mainstream awards but has garnered respect and recognition within the punk rock community for their contributions to the genre and for their live performances.