About
Punk rock band from Poway, California formed in 1995. Released three albums between 1998 and 2003; reunited in 2023 and put out a fourth album.
Singer/guitarist Chris Armes and bassist/backing vocalist Jered Herndon attended Poway High School together and played in the band Openfast. When that band broke up, they added classmate Eric Davis on drums and started Area 51. After recording a demo tape, Herndon left and was replaced by Greg Schneider, Davis switched to guitar, Rob Hunter joined on drums, and the band changed its name to Agent 51. They released their first album, Red Alert (1998) on local label Alphabet Records. Wearing matching black suits onstage, they created a loose concept that they were rogue secret agents on the run from the government due to their knowledge of secrets related to extraterrestrial life.
Hunter left the band and was replaced by Mike Levinson. Agent 51's second album, Just Keep Runnin', was released in 2000 on the band's own Suburban Hooligans Records. Its liner notes expanded on their secret agent concept by describing the band members as a rogue agents enhanced with super powers through extraterrestrial DNA and technology, fighting against a secret government organization called "The Agency". Schneider left and was replaced by Sean Scura (formerly of The Classified and Pensive), and Adeline Records re-released the album in 2001.
For their third album, The Red & the Black (2003), on Surfdog Records, the band shifted in a hard rock direction and dropped the secret agent concept. Agent 51 broke up after this album. Davis and Levinson formed 51 Guns with drummer Adam Rapps (ex-Pivit), which later evolved into Arm The Angels. Levinson left this band and reunited with former Agent 51 bassist Greg Schneider in The Megas. Armes later formed The Rattlesnake Aces.
Starting in 2005 Agent 51 played occasional one-off reunion shows every few years. In 2012 the Just Keep Runnin'-era lineup of Armes, Davis, Schneider, and Levinson released two new songs as the Operation Panther E.P. The band became active again in 2023, releasing new material including the 2025 album Age of Validation.
Singer/guitarist Chris Armes and bassist/backing vocalist Jered Herndon attended Poway High School together and played in the band Openfast. When that band broke up, they added classmate Eric Davis on drums and started Area 51. After recording a demo tape, Herndon left and was replaced by Greg Schneider, Davis switched to guitar, Rob Hunter joined on drums, and the band changed its name to Agent 51. They released their first album, Red Alert (1998) on local label Alphabet Records. Wearing matching black suits onstage, they created a loose concept that they were rogue secret agents on the run from the government due to their knowledge of secrets related to extraterrestrial life.
Hunter left the band and was replaced by Mike Levinson. Agent 51's second album, Just Keep Runnin', was released in 2000 on the band's own Suburban Hooligans Records. Its liner notes expanded on their secret agent concept by describing the band members as a rogue agents enhanced with super powers through extraterrestrial DNA and technology, fighting against a secret government organization called "The Agency". Schneider left and was replaced by Sean Scura (formerly of The Classified and Pensive), and Adeline Records re-released the album in 2001.
For their third album, The Red & the Black (2003), on Surfdog Records, the band shifted in a hard rock direction and dropped the secret agent concept. Agent 51 broke up after this album. Davis and Levinson formed 51 Guns with drummer Adam Rapps (ex-Pivit), which later evolved into Arm The Angels. Levinson left this band and reunited with former Agent 51 bassist Greg Schneider in The Megas. Armes later formed The Rattlesnake Aces.
Starting in 2005 Agent 51 played occasional one-off reunion shows every few years. In 2012 the Just Keep Runnin'-era lineup of Armes, Davis, Schneider, and Levinson released two new songs as the Operation Panther E.P. The band became active again in 2023, releasing new material including the 2025 album Age of Validation.
Discography
36 releasesThe Safe Choice
Agent 51 · 2025
Aces & Eights
Agent 51 · 2025
Age of Validation
Agent 51 · 2025
Mystifying
Agent 51 Featuring Ace Von Johnson · 2024
Going For The Vault
Agent 51 · 2024
The Age Of Validation E.P.
Agent 51 · 2024
Tear It All Down
Agent 51 · 2023
Let Me Go
Agent 51 · 2023
Operation Panther E.P.
Agent 51 · 2012
The Red & The Black
Agent 51 · 2003
Agent 51
Agent 51 · 2002
Just Keep Runnin'
Agent 51 · 2000
Demos And More!
Agent 51 · 1998
Red Alert
Agent 51 · 1998
Demo 1996
Agent 51 · 1996
Vans Warped Tour (2001 Tour Compilation)
Various · 2001
91X Loudspeaker Top 5 September 2020
Various · 2020
Sick Slabs Of Sonic Sound From The Slabratory
Various · 2013
91X Loudspeaker
Various · 2005
Surfdog Records Film & TV Priorities 2004
Various · 2004
13th Annual San Diego Music Awards
Various · 2003
Atticus ...Dragging The Lake.
Various · 2002
Every Dog Will Have Its Day - Adeline Records Comp 2
Various · 2002
Film / TV / Media Music
Various · 2002
Adeline Records Sampler '02
Various · 2002
The International Punk Rock Box Set
Various · 2001
A Little Piece Of Our Scene
Various · 2001
San Diego: Yesterday & Today - The 11th Annual San Diego Music Awards
Various · 2001
What'd You Expect For Free (Vol. X)
Various · 2000
Life Out Of Bounds
Various · 2000
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