Music Style indie rock

Musical Influences Jimmy Eat World, Fairweather, Cursive, Death Cab for Cutie, Mae, Thursday, The Used, Grade, Thrice, Refused, Recover, Elliot, lots others.

Artist History Collin and Matt are good buddies and took lessons together and went to school together. Dan also went to the same place they took lessons at and took them from the same guitar teacher, Tim Quinn. So Tim knew they all liked the same styles of music and knew they were all good and knew Matt and Castaway(aka collin) wanted to start a new band. Dan had just gotten out of his last band and was looking for new guys to jam with who were good and liked his music. So Tim gave Collin Dan's number and found out his brother played drums, so all four jammed together on one fine day. The drummer is Greg by the way. This was the starting basis of the band. Well no one could sing, so they needed a singer. Well Collin new a kid by the name of Adam Serpa who he'd been working with in a little project together with matt and a few others, so he called him up. Three practices later Adam showed up and he was the the new singer. Now the band had no name, so in came good friend of Dan's Jeremy Pound to title the band "Fairwell Madison." It was the only band name everyone agreed on so it stuck. Besides, its cooler than big floppy donkey dick.

Group Members Adam Serpa, Collin Robillard, Daniel Petersen, Gregory Petersen, and Matthew Davis.

Albums 'Memory Box' for sale online @ www.fairwellmadison.com or @ www.smartpunk.com

Press Reviews www.punkrocks.net has a review of memory box. check it out. www.thespotlight.tk has an interview. check it out. www.smartpunk.com carries our cd. check it out.

Additional Info www.fairwellmadison.com for more info

Location Modesto, California - USA

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