Artist description Jp's Eternia plays original, progressive & classic Rock from 60-90's. The band sound is that of loud guitar, Bass, and Drums in classic Van Halen 4 piece type line-up.

Musical Influences Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, Jon Sykes, Yngwie Malmsteen, Joe Satriani, Stevie Ray Vaughan, Billy Gibbons

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Artist History Jp's Eternia is Ottumwa Iowa's best kept secret, an Original Progressive Rock Group, that records and distributes all of its own songs, right in its hometown. The group is a power quartet, with influences that range from Jimi Hendrix, to Rush, to Led Zeppelin, to Black Sabbath, to Stevie Nicks, to Dream Theater. The band is currently recording on the Blue Nexus Records Label and is managed by Eternia Universe Productions. The group is a great treat for any music lover, who yearns for some great classic rock, from some of the groups influences and for some great fresh new original material. The group plays not only instrumental songs, but electrifying vocal performances, and subtle acoustic numbers. Anyone who wants to see a band that is greatly different from any group out there should come to see Jp's Eternia

Group Members John Paul Jones - Guitar/Vocals/Drums Max Lloyd - Vocals/Keyboards Robert Lloyd Davis - Bass/Vocals

Instruments Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keys Vocals.

Albums Jp's Eternia, Youth is Wasted on the Young

Press Reviews Saturday 08/17/2002 8:43:13am Name: John Homepage: http://geocities.com/forceten4/1.html E-Mail: Referred By: Friend City/Country: Ottumwa Comments: The first band I have ever seen pull off "YYZ and Red Barchetta", and the songs sounded GREAT! What a talented band. Take it easy! And stop by the site sometime. Easily one of the most talented bands I have seen.

Location Ottumwa, Ia - USA

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