Artist description The Honorable Frank Fungus is a politician--and a competent musician. When not working on public office acquisition, Frank plays music mostly in the lead guitar position.

Music Style Rock, with an emphasis on political ISSUES

Musical Influences Gabby Pahinui, Surfaris, Dick Dale, the Astronauts, Led Zeppelin, Rush, Don Ho, Frank Zappa, Bonzo Dog Band, Beach Boys

Similar Artists Led Zeppelin, Ventures, Beach Boys, Ed Kenney, Bonzo Dog Band, Viv Stanshall, Neil Innes, Fred Fungus (Frank's father)

Artist History Frank Fungus, a graduate of Radford High School, acquired his appearance after being thrown into the school's biology pond. Prior to his political career, Frank was a freelance engineering consultant specializing in transportation systems. Frank's backup band, City Hall, has been together with its current line-up since 1997.

Group Members Frank Fungus (leader, songwriter, lead vocals, multi-instruMENTAList). CITY HALL: Lippy Espinosa (drums, saxophone and band vehicles), Steve MuGarrett (bass guitar, vocals, trumpet and head security guy), Yoshi Ariyogi (keyboards, guitar, trombone and tuba), Strophania Cubensis (2nd guitar and vocals). All other instruments from the list below, but not listed here, are played by Frank Fungus.

Instruments Guitars, ukeleles, pedal steel guitar, Hawaiian lap steel guitar, bodhrán, synthesizers, Dobro, bongos, shakers, rattlers, bass, congas, wobble boards, tuned bottles, violin, wood blocks, drums, gong, timpani, trumpet, saxophone, tuba, trombone, dumbek, viola, spoons, pots, pans, concertina

Albums Vote for Me

Additional Info Campaign buttons, pamphlets, bumper stickers, cell phones, Frank Fungus masks, condoms, hats and T-shirts available soon

Location Honolulu, HI - USA

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