Casey x Jones was a band from Jacksonville, FL from 2003 to 2012. They were a straight edge hardcore band that brought a light-hearted, yet still serious approach to the hardcore scene. This is a documentary filled with live footage from their last show, as well as interviews on location in beautiful Jacksonville, FL documenting the rise and the demise of the late great project known as Casey X Jones.
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