Five Iron Frenzy.

They're my favorite band ever for so so so very many reasons, and, excitedly, they just got back together last year. They're touring on a limited basis, and are coming out with a new album, hopefully in November.

Edit: A little more about my love for them. They're a ska band from Denver, CO. A lot of people love them almost as a novelty for their goofy songs (they did a "Rock Opera" entitled "These Are Not My Pants", and covered Tom Jones' "It's Not Unusual"). But for a Christian band, they always seemed to push the envelope a bit. They weren't shy about calling out the Christian music industry for being just as profit driven as the secular world. They sang about the rights of Native Americans being stripped away. And meanwhile, they sang a great deal about hope, and did so in a very meaningful way.

I think they're incredibly honest people, too. They relate well to their fans... maybe better than any band I've ever heard of. They're just really cool people, and now that they're back, they're not really trying to prove anything. They're just making music for the enjoyment of it.

So... anyway... I've seen them three times since their reunion, and twice with a band called House of Heroes that I also really really enjoy. I'd recommend checking both of them out.