Fever Jack

Formerly known as Black Cat Nine, FEVER JACK exploded onto the European Hard Rock/Metal scene in 2006. Emerging from Thiene, Italy, Fever Jack has soared to the top of the hard rock/metal heap in 2007. Fever Jack is an original outfit that features catchy riffs, a hard rock/metal edge and energetic shows that constantly convert new listeners into loyal fans.

Fever Jack has played with numerous major acts, as well as playing welcome back shows for U.S. Troops in Germany and Italy. They have also done many club gigs and motorcycle rallies, including headlining Born to Be Wild's Wild Life Run in July of 2007 with a weekend attendance of over 25,000 people. The band is a four piece consisting of Roy Reynolds on Lead vocals, Andy Tonin on Lead and Rhythm Guitar, Maxx JJ on Bass and Teddy Freese on Drums.

The music is heavy and melodic with influences from Metal to American Hard Rock and other styles of heavy rock and alternative. They play what they feel and you can hear it in the music.

After being known as "Black Cat Nine" from 1999-2005, Roy decided to take a break from music while Andy continued building his new recording studio. Teddy on the other hand played on various studio sessions to keep up his chops. In the fall of 2006, both Roy and Andy decided it was time to get the band back together and so they reformed and changed the name to "FEVER JACK" to represent a new chapter in their fight to the top. The band's new CD "Get The Hell Out" blends Roy's no-nonsense-attitude vocals with Andy's blistering guitar solos, Maxx JJ's low end thump and Teddy's thunderous drums to concoct an effort bursting at the seams with Hard Rock/Metal anthems.

The band is carving out its place among a wide demographic through extensive touring, heavy merchandise sales and a great group of fans. They bring an aggressive sound, layered with refreshing and melodic hooks. With standout tracks like "Get the Hell Out," and "Stabbed in the Back", the music of Fever Jack appeals to hard rock/metal fans and non-metal fans alike. With "Get the Hell Out," dominating hard rock/metal radio airwaves far and wide, Fever Jack is destined to be a major part in the hard rock/metal landscape for years to come.