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Artist description
Monroe, MI punk rock |
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Music Style
Pop Punk Rock |
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Musical Influences
Green Day, Pinhead Gunpowder, Weezer, The Influents, and MxPx |
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Similar Artists
Green Day, MxPx, The Influents |
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Artist History
Jonathan and Ronnie started playing togther in a band called Moldy Bread on May 4, 2000. That band broke up in November of 2000. The next month Ronnie and Jonathan formed the band, Special Delivery and asked Eric to sit in and play as a second guitarist. Things weren't working out with Eric on guitar, so we decidedon him playing bass. He got a bass at the end of the month.On February 23, 2001, Special Delivery played a concert at Cantrick Middle School. They caused chaos, and a near riot. On May 25, 2001 they released the EP titled "The Fajita EP" containing the tracks "Mexican Fajita," "Chick Magnet (cover of an MxPx song)," and "Forgive & Forget." On June 6th they played the talent show at Cantrick Middle School. They played "Mexican Fajta," "Brain Stew" (cover of Green Day), and "Blitzkrieg Bop" by the Ramones. In July of 2001, Special Delivery broke up due to fat lips and fights. |
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Group Members
Eric Westendorf - Bass, Backup Vocals Ronnie Riggar - Guitar, Lead Vocals Jonathan Johnson - Drums |
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Albums
"The Fajita EP (2001)" |
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Press Reviews
Band Aid - by Jeff Brush of the Monroe Evening News. "Ronnie Rigger, 14, Jonathan Johnson, 13, and Eric Westendorf, 13, members of Special Delivery, took CantrickMiddle School by storm with punk-style rock n' rollFriday morning. The concert idea was conceived by teacher Mike Gilbert and students in an advisory groupto benefit Mercy Memorial Hospice of Monroe." |
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Location
Monroe, Michigan - USA |
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