A Five Piece punk / ska outfit from South Westchester and Long Island. Formed in 2008, they gained quick notoriety amongst the local scene due to their busy schedule of near constant shows. This dedication and effort did not go unnoticed, after releasing their first full length Self Titled album they were signed by Altercation Records. Being signed to a label opened up even more opportunities for the JBRs, as several music videos, interviews in magazines such as AMP, and shows with big name acts like Madball, Murphy's Law and the Misfits started to follow. Their success continues to accelerate after having several notches on their proverbial belts come in the name of The Vans Warped Tour, The South By Southwest Festival, and The Fest in Gainesville, Florida. With a sophomoric album release expected in early Spring of 2011, The Jukebox Romantics are to put it simply, on their fucking way.
Person 1: Yo brethren, you going to the The Jukebox Romantics show tonight?
Person 2: Hell yeah!
Case in point.
Person 2: Hell yeah!
Case in point.
by ThisFuckingGuy87 October 28, 2010
Jukebox sabotage is a form of implanting one's own music into another person's mind by singing or whistling a tune around that person. If successful, that person will then begin whistling or singing your song minutes later.
I whistled "Mary had a little lamb" around my friend Matt one afternoon and then 5 minutes later I heard him whistling it down the hall. That is a textbook Jukebox Sabotage maneuver.
by Christopher G. November 22, 2005
A creepy person who often sings quietly in the background or trys to join in group singing when they're not really in the group.
"what was she saying when she was stood behind us?"
"i dont know i think she was singing,"
"Omg what a jukebox-weasel."
"i dont know i think she was singing,"
"Omg what a jukebox-weasel."
by mongchariotforhire July 31, 2009
by getemup January 12, 2012
The response you utter to a friend when a song comes on the radio/itunes/ipod/etc. that reminds you of an ex-boyfriend/girlfriend and the painful breakup you suffered through with them.
by Mary Low July 3, 2008
by nat king cool July 9, 2018
When someone starts singing a song, and the another joins in, and then someone starts singing another song, repeat, keep interrupting and such; just keep starting songs, showing off all the songs you know, singing loudly together
On the bus, Madison was singing, and David joined in, but I didn't like the song they were singing, so I sung another one, and other people changed my song, and the bus became a Canadian Jukebox.
by EwMayonnaise June 6, 2007