Artist description It's hard to discribe in only 200 characters or less the greatest rock and/or roll band on the planet. Actually that was pretty well put. Jolly John and The 33 Hour Famine : The Greatest Rock and/or Roll Band on the Planet.

Music Style Rock , Punk

Artist History It's pretty sad really. I mean think of this. Two talentless losers from Lewiston Maine named Jon Paradis and Jason Hutchinson decide that they should create a band where Jon(who knows four chords)would play acoustic guitar, while Jason AKA Hutch(who would lose to a thumb tack in a singing compitition) would sing. They would make songs touching such sensitive topics as Patrick Swazey and Bea Roy's Beano addiction. So after about a month of this they decided maybe they could geta an actual band together. This guy in a class at school with named Joe Burg said he played guitar. Thats all they needed to hear. He was in. This is thepart where i skip the story of the first month of the band and how we had 14 members and how we kicked their asses out. So know they had Jon Joe Jason and Goofy Steve Godridge. Steve decided that he wold skip ter first show, so because they knew this in advance they told him to suck off. They knew that the fans of Jolly John would accept nothing but a bass player named Steve, Joe brought in his dear friend Steve Mathieu. In one short week he learned the four songs they knew and rocked it out with style. April 13th marked a date that will forever go down in history. Yes this is the day the Jolly John dynasty was born. Since then they havegone on to play an embarrassingly small amount of shows, but as the fall progressed Jolly John kicked their shit into gear and are now coming at you in full effect.

Group Members Jason Hutchinson - Vocals Jon Paradis - Drums Joe Burg - Guitar/vocals Steve Mathieu - Bass

Instruments Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Drums

Albums Jolly John and The 33 hour Famine -

Location Lewiston, Maine - USA

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