The Allen Jokers
The Allen Jokers formed in Los Angeles around 2010 with Brandon Allen on vocals and guitar, Casey Carlson on bass, and Ryan Johnson on drums. They released...
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The Allen Jokers formed in Los Angeles around 2010 with Brandon Allen on vocals and guitar, Casey Carlson on bass, and Ryan Johnson on drums. They released their debut album 'Midd Kid' in 2015, which included the title track that became something of an anthem for listeners who felt overlooked. The band's lineup changed in 2018 when guitarist Matt Muir left and was replaced by Sean O'Brien.
Their music often carried a direct, outspoken quality that drew both fans and critics. After 'Midd Kid,' they put out albums like 'Mister Misdemeanor' in 2017 and 'The Great American Joke' in 2020. They built a following through energetic live shows and lyrics that tackled social themes without much polish.
They worked around financial limits early on, funding recordings through crowdfunding and constant touring. The core trio of Allen, Carlson, and Johnson stayed together through most of it.
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