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Rehab is a Southern rap-rock band from Warner Robins, Georgia, known for mixing hip-hop verses with guitar-driven hooks and barroom storytelling. The project took shape in the late 1990s around vocalist Danny "Boone" Alexander, producer Denny "Steaknife" Campbell and Jason "Brooks" Buford, and its first album To Whom It May Consume arrived in 1999. The major-label release Southern Discomfort followed in 2000, featuring guests such as Cee-Lo and Bigg Gipp of Goodie Mob and Cody ChesnuTT, and produced the modern rock hit "It Don't Matter" plus the fan favorite "Sittin' At A Bar." The band spent two years touring behind that record alongside Kottonmouth Kings and the Phunk Junkeez, including dates on the Warped Tour. Alexander has since led Rehab as a full band, keeping a busy release schedule with Graffiti the World (2005), Welcome Home (2010), Gullible's Travels (2012), Million Dollar Mug Shot (2017), Galaga (2019), Sand Castles (2022), Ego Kneevo (2025) and California Sober (2026). A Rehab set delivers singalong choruses, gritty Southern swagger and a loose, rowdy energy that connects with crowds who love rock and rap in equal measure.