Suburban Legends
Day Job era (2010-present)
### Day Job era (2010\-present)

In 2009 the band had announced they were planning to release a full ska record once again, and in late 2010 the band released a seven\-track EP as a preview, *Going on Tour EP*. This was followed by the departure of bassist Mikey Hachey, even though he continues to collaborate with the band on some occasions. He was soon replaced by Brad Polidori.

On January 1, 2011, the band's song, "You," from their 2003 album, *Rump Shaker*, was performed by the [Western Carolina University Pride of the Mountains Marching Band](/wiki/Western_Carolina_University_Pride_of_the_Mountains_Marching_Band "Western Carolina University Pride of the Mountains Marching Band") in the 2011 [Tournament of Roses Parade](/wiki/Tournament_of_Roses_Parade "Tournament of Roses Parade") in [Pasadena, California](/wiki/Pasadena%2C_California "Pasadena, California"). The band chose to perform the song in honor of the late [Ryan Dallas Cook](/wiki/Ryan_Dallas_Cook "Ryan Dallas Cook").

In July 2011, it was announced that Suburban Legends was cast as the house band for *Pick\-a\-Split*, a retro\-themed bowling game show pilot hosted by [Neil Hamburger](/wiki/Neil_Hamburger "Neil Hamburger").

During November 2011, Connecticut's [Asbestos Records](/wiki/Asbestos_Records "Asbestos Records") and Chicago, IL's [Underground Communiqué Records](/wiki/Underground_Communiqu%C3%A9_Records "Underground Communiqué Records") launched a fundraiser together on [Kickstarter](/wiki/Kickstarter "Kickstarter") to release *[Rump Shaker](/wiki/Rump_Shaker_%28album%29 "Rump Shaker (album)")* on vinyl, among other third\-wave ska classics from [Pilfers](/wiki/Pilfers "Pilfers"), [Edna's Goldfish](/wiki/Edna%27s_Goldfish "Edna's Goldfish"), and [The Pietasters](/wiki/The_Pietasters "The Pietasters"). The funding goal was met by January 18, 2012, and the records began pre\-production in Spring 2012\.

On February 23, the band's 2009 collaboration track with [MC Lars](/wiki/MC_Lars "MC Lars") and [The Aquabats](/wiki/The_Aquabats "The Aquabats")' [MC Bat Commander](/wiki/Christian_Jacobs "Christian Jacobs"), "This Gigantic Robot Kills", was released on [Rock Band Network](/wiki/Rock_Band_Network "Rock Band Network").

On April 3, 2012, the band released its fifth full\-length album, *[Day Job](/wiki/Day_Job_%28Suburban_Legends_album%29 "Day Job (Suburban Legends album)")*. It includes new songs, four re\-recorded tracks from *Going on Tour*, a collaborative track with rapper [Lyrics Born](/wiki/Lyrics_Born "Lyrics Born"), as well as two Disney covers, "[Under the Sea](/wiki/Under_the_Sea "Under the Sea")" from *[The Little Mermaid](/wiki/The_Little_Mermaid_%281989_film%29 "The Little Mermaid (1989 film)")* and "[I Just Can't Wait to Be King](/wiki/I_Just_Can%27t_Wait_to_Be_King "I Just Can't Wait to Be King")" from *[The Lion King](/wiki/The_Lion_King "The Lion King")*, which have been long\-time staples of the band's live performances. In November 2012, long\-time drummer Derek Rock left the band to pursue other career options. [Reel Big Fish](/wiki/Reel_Big_Fish "Reel Big Fish") drummer [Ryland Steen](/wiki/Ryland_Steen "Ryland Steen") and former [Big D and the Kids Table](/wiki/Big_D_and_the_Kids_Table "Big D and the Kids Table") drummer [Max MacVeety](/wiki/Max_MacVeety "Max MacVeety") filled in on drums between Rock's departure and the hiring of current drummer Edward Larsen in 2013\.

The group released its all\-Disney covers EP, *[Dreams Aren't Real, But These Songs Are, Vol. 1](/wiki/Dreams_Aren%27t_Real%2C_But_These_Songs_Are%2C_Vol._1 "Dreams Aren't Real, But These Songs Are, Vol. 1")*, through [Rock Ridge Music](/wiki/Rock_Ridge_Music "Rock Ridge Music") on October 7, 2013\. On March 17, 2015, the band officially announced their next album, *[Forever in the Friend Zone](/wiki/Forever_in_the_Friend_Zone "Forever in the Friend Zone")*.

In 2015, Suburban Legends and [Roger Lima](/wiki/Roger_Lima "Roger Lima") (of [Less Than Jake](/wiki/Less_Than_Jake "Less Than Jake")) recorded with [MC Lars](/wiki/MC_Lars "MC Lars") to release "Sublime With Rome (Is Not the Same Thing as Sublime)" on his 2015 LP, [The Zombie Dinosaur LP](/wiki/The_Zombie_Dinosaur_LP "The Zombie Dinosaur LP").

Klemm, Walker, and former bassist Chris Maurer also currently perform in Personal Satisfaction, a [blues](/wiki/Blues "Blues")/[comedy](/wiki/Musical_comedy "Musical comedy") side project.


Who replaced Mikey Hachey as the band's bassist?