Bridge 9 Records is an American hardcore record label located outside Beverly, Massachusetts. Bridge Nine is owned by Chris Wrenn of Salem, Massachusetts, who began the label in 1995 and produced its first release in 1996.

In 2022, the label opened a record store.

Name

The label is named as a metaphor for what Wrenn wanted to do in creating the label: bridge all parts of the hardcore scene into one label and then put his lucky number (nine) in the title.

Bridge Nine bands

Source:

• Advent

• After the Fall

• Agnostic Front

• Alcoa

• Alpha & Omega

• Ambitions

• American Nightmare

• American War Machine

• Anger Regiment

• Antidote

• Backtrack

• Beach Rats

• Beach Slang

• Bent Life

• Betrayed

• Blue Monday

• BoySetsFire

• Breaker Breaker

• Breathe In

• Buried Alive

• Burn

• Candy Hearts

• Carry On

• Ceremony

• Champion

• Cops and Robber

• Crime in Stereo

• Cross Me

• Crown of Thornz

• Cruel Hand

• Dave Hause

• Dead Ending

• Dead Swans

• Death Before Dishonor

• Death Threat

• Defeater

• DYS

• Energy

• Expire

• F-Minus

• Foundation

• Gallows

• Good Time Boys

• H2O

• Have Heart

• HEAVYHEX

• Hierophant

• Holding On

• Incendiary Device

• Iron Chic

• Jesus Piece

• Lemuria

• Malfunction

• Malice at the Palace

• Mental

• Miles Away

• Modern Pain

• Moral Mazes

• Mother of Mercy

• Nervous Impulse

• New Found Glory

• No Turning Back

• No Warning

• Octaves

• On the Rise

• Outbreak

• Paint it Black

• Palehorse

• Panic

• Polar Bear Club

• Project X

• R.A. (Rude Awakening)

• Ramallah

• Reaching Forward

• Right Brigade

• Roll Call

• Ruiner

• Shark Attack

• Sick of It All

• Silver Snakes

• Sinners & Saints

• Slapshot

• Some Kind of Hate

• Soul Control

• Spine

• Stand & Fight

• Strike Anywhere

• Striking Distance

• Sworn In

• Ten Yard Fight

• Terror

• Test of Time

• The Allegators

• The Distance

• The Eulogy

• The Hope Conspiracy

• The Proletariat

• The Trouble

• The Trust

• Think I Care

• Triple Threat

• True Love (MI)

• Underdog

• Verse

• Violent Sons

• War On Women

• What's Eating Gilbert

• Wrecking Crew

References

External links

• Official website

• Stuff Magazine review of the Ruiner, Prepare to Be Let Down album

• Interview with Chris Wrenn of B9 on PMAKid.com