

Lucerne Valley’s Chuck is a raw and restless punk rock band born from the high-desert grit of Southern California. Blending desert isolation with downtown aggression, the band delivers a sound that’s both melodic and feral — equal parts heartbreak, humor, and havoc.
Formed by longtime friends and scene veterans, Lucerne Valley’s Chuck rose out of the dust with songs that hit like snapshots of the American underbelly — road trips gone sideways, love stories set on fire, and small-town ghosts that never quite stay buried. Their music channels classic punk energy through a modern lens, with just enough California Punk to make it unmistakably their own.
Chuck has had the honor of sharing the stage with bands such as Face to Face, Sublime, Voodoo Glow Skulls, Guttermouth, The Vandals, No Use for a Name, 10 foot pole, Good Riddance, Suicide Machines, All, At the Drive In, Jimmy Eat World, DI, Skeletones, and many other Punk Rock heavyweights out of the '90s.
In 2025, Chuck reemerged with a run of new singles including “Sweetspot,” “Pay Up,” and “Nightmare Days” — each track digging deeper into their blend of grit, melody, and storytelling. Their live shows are unhinged, sweaty celebrations of imperfection — loud, human, and impossible to fake.
Lucerne Valley’s Chuck isn’t chasing nostalgia or trends. They’re building something honest.



"Discover the electrifying Punk sounds of Lucerne Valley's Chuck with their track 'Armistice Day '25' from Hulaville 2025. Raw energy, unfiltered lyrics, and DIY ethos define their gripping music". #PunkRock #SkatePunk #MelodicHardcore #Top100IndieMusicArtists2025
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"Sweetspot bursts with the energy that defined Chuck’s early work, pairing punchy riffs and driving rhythms with a chorus that feels both nostalgic and fresh. Clocking in under three minutes, it’s a track that captures the raw spirit of ’90s SoCal punk while proving the band still has plenty left to say.”
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"Emerging from the High Desert of California in the early 1990s, Lucerne Valley's Chuck delivered a raw and energetic punk rock sound that resonated with fans in the local Punk Rock scene. Their debut album, Hulaville, recorded at Paramount Studios in Hollywood and released in 1995, showcased their dynamic style and featured tracks like "Here's a Buck" and "Big Knife." Following up with Westward Ho! in 1997, produced by the renowned Ryan Greene at Fat Planet Studios, the band continued to capture the essence of the '90s punk scene with songs such as "Punk Rock Face" and "P.O.C." Over the years, Chuck's music has been featured in various punk compilations."
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For bookings, collaborations, or inquiries, feel free to reach out to Lucerne Valley's Chuck.