Artist description 3 boys with nothin better to do, cause they cant get chicks.

Music Style Punk, Pop-punk, ska

Musical Influences Goldfinger, Home Grown, Blink 182, Dave Mathews Band, Mest, Ataris, Less Than Jake, Soppy Meat Eaters, Reel Big Fish, System of a Down, Britney Spears

Similar Artists Home Grown, the oak grove marching band, Blink 182, Goldfinger, The Atari's

Artist History 1st of all, Fall*n*up has been together since 1999. They are from San Jose, CA. They have gone through a number of Bass Players but never officially broken up. At the begining the band called themselves FALLING UP but soon found out that name had been taken so the change was needed. It consisted of Travis Devine (Guitar/Vocals), Josh Marriot (Bass), and Kyle Mensing (Drums). Josh later moved out of San Jose and thats when the band started grabbing other bass players from anywhere they could. Soon they found John Nuch, who joined the band and everyone was happy, he was and still is an awsome bass player, unfortunetly news came that he was going to actually do something with his life and that he was headed for college, we wish him luck! Soon Travis and Kyle ran across this guy named Matt Dahlin who had been asking about their band alot and always just wanted to jam with them. Suddenly a lightbulb turned on in their heads and they invited Matt to try out in the middle of May 2001. Matt showed em what he had and screwed around alot so he passed the test. Now Travis, Matt, and Kyle are writing songs, screwing around, and are wondering what the future has instored for them!

Group Members Travis "the stay-puff marshmellow man" Devine (guitar/vocals) Matt "lookin for love" Dahlin (bass) and Kyle "jumbo jack" Mensing (drums)

Instruments brooms, rubber bands, and buckets

Albums 20:20 (coming out soon)

Press Reviews ive scene and heard crappy music before, but this takes the cake - Matt's Mom

Location San Jose, CA - USA

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