Lucky Boys Confusion formed back in 1997, part of a flourishing rock/punk scene growing out of Chicago's West Suburbs. Songwriter/vocalist Kaustubh (Stubhy) Pandav, and guitarist/vocalist Adam Krier left their former projects and starting writing and performing together, along with bassist Jason Schultejann, drummer Ryan Fergus, and guitarist Joe Sell.

Known for their high-energy shows, the group quickly began drawing huge numbers, packing 1000+ venues like the House of Blues and selling 14,000 copies of their debut album independently. Major labels came running and the boys found themselves signed to Elektra Records, playing on the Late Late Show with Craig Kilborn and touring the world not long after they graduated from high school.

Working with Sublime's producer Miguel Happoldt, the band released two albums with Elektra until they parted ways when the label merged with Atlantic in 2004. On their own again, the band has released three more records and continued to support the Chicago suburban music scene by putting on their annual "Songs From A Scene," a two-night line-up of up-and-coming local bands at Chicago's Metro.