Dan Colburn

Dan Colburn is an Orange County, Californian musician best known as a guitarist for the Southern-California punk band The Adolescents from 1987-1989.^[1] He also played bass for D.I. from 1990–1992, appearing on their Live at a Dive CD. Colburn has been a member of many other Orange County bands since 1982 as well, including Primal Dance, White Rabbit, Jonestown, and Partners in Crime. Colburn joined Mind over Four in 1988, but left in 1989 to rejoin The Adolescents during their "Balboa Fun Zone" era. He then joined D.I. for their first European tour and live album, followed by a second 1990 tour with a solo Rikk Agnew. Afterwards, Colburn worked a short stint with T.S.O.L. splinter group Tender Fury.

In 1997, Colburn dropped out of performing music to pursue career goals.

In 2000, at age 33, and following a 15-year hiatus, Colburn renewed his interest in skateboarding, competing in several "Legends" pool and bowl competitions. He has been involved in the website socalskateparks.com, run by longtime friend Mike Hirsch.

In 2007, Colburn again returned to performing, playing with the re-united Detours along with Detours founder Rikk Agnew.

Dan married Tracy Martinez in May 2011, and resides with his wife and kids in Seattle, WA.

Dan with his family have moved back to Orange County and currently live in Anaheim CA

References

↑ "The Adolescents - discography, line-up, biography, interviews, photos". spirit-of-rock.com.

External links

Official website

Adolescents

Tony Cadena Steve Soto Ian Taylor Dan Root Mike Cambra Gilbert Picardo Frank Agnew John O'Donovan Peter Pan Rikk Agnew Casey Royer Pat Smear Steve Roberts Sandy Hansen Alfie Agnew Dan Colburn Paul Casey Derek O'Brien Frank Agnew Jr. Armando Del Rio Matt Beld Warren Renfrow Mike McKnight Joe Harrison

Studio albums	Adolescents Brats in Battalions Balboa FunZone* OC Confidential The Fastest Kid Alive Presumed Insolent La Vendetta

Live albums	Return to the Black Hole

Related articles	Agent Orange Christian Death D.I. Legal Weapon Social Distortion The Vandals

D.I.

Casey Royer Derek O'Brien Rikk Agnew Dan Colburn Chckn Clinton Eddie Tater Joey Tater Fredric Taccone Timothy Maag Alfie Agnew John "Bosco" Calabro Mark "The Kid" Cerneka Michael Calabro Hedge John Knight Stevie DRT Steve Guevara Sean Elliott

Studio albums and EPs	D.I. (1983) Ancient Artifacts (1985) Horse Bites Dog Cries (1986) What Good Is Grief to a God? (1988) Tragedy Again (1989) State of Shock (1994) Caseyology (2002) On the Western Front (2007)

Live albums and compilations	Live at a Dive (1993) Best of D.I. (2003)

Related articles	Adolescents Social Distortion

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