According to The Pier, When Sublime set sail this fall for their upcoming Sublime Cruise, it won’t just be another nostalgia-fueled getaway. For frontman Jakob Nowell , it’s shaping up to be something closer to a floating extension of the chaotic, community-driven spirit that’s defined this new era of the band. On paper, the cruise reads like a fever dream: concerts, DJ sets, Q&As, hot tub hangs, art exhibits, shuffleboard, and a side stage curated through Nowell’s SVN/BVRNT Records collective. In reality, he promises something even looser — and possibly weirder. “It’s going to be fun,” Nowell says simply. “We’re going to be out at sea with a bunch of musicians and a bunch of rad fans just having a party. Something crazy is bound to happen.” Before the boat even leaves port, though, there’s one small domestic hurdle: his cat, Fluffy. “I wish I could pack Fluffy. But she don’t like boats,” Nowell says, brea