Band Profile

With more than 10 years and numerous US and Asia tours under their belt, Johnny Hi-Fi's alternative rock sound has captured fans all over. From the House-of-Blues America tour to the band's videos reaching MTV Chi's top 10 video charts, all the attentions helped them land the "Artist of the Month" spot on Billboard Magazine's Underground series and a feature in Billboard Magazine. The band continued on making appearances on MTV News, CBS News; In the New York Times and World Journal; On radio stations from Texas to Taipei; And in unforgettable performances like the 2006 Beijing Pop Festival in Beijing, China in front of 20,000 fans.

In fall 2010, the band released their 7th CD titled "Love Sold Me Out". Available on iTunes, and CDBaby

News

2012 APR
Kicked off 4-cities Taiwan Tour 2012 Asia Tour
2010 NOV
Released "Love Sold Me Out" EP Released 7th CD
2009 SEP
Performed in Toronto and Vancouver, Canada Shows in Canada
2006 SEP
Opened for Placebo and Supergrass with 20,000+ atteding at the 2006 Beijing Pop Festival in Beijing, China. 2006 Beijing Pop Festival
2006 AUG
Kicked off 6-cities Asia Tour covering Hong Kong, Taiwan, Japan and China. 2006 Asia Tour
2006 AUG
Featured Artist on Billboard Magazine Underground Series. JHF's picture will also appear in this month's Billboard Magazine. Billboard Magazine
2006 APR
Featured Artist with interview on CBS News in New York. CBS News
2006 FEB
Kicked off 13-cities US Tour covering DC, IL, TX, OH, MD, NY, NJ, AL and CA. 2006 US Tour
2006 JAN
Aired interview with MTV News hosted by Su Chin Pak. MTV News
2005 DEC
"Man Overboard" reached #8 on "Top 10 Countdown" on MTV Chi. MTV Chi
2005 OCT
Kicked off Asia Tour with shows set up in Taiwan. 2005 Asia Tour
2005 OCT
Hosted "Top 10 Countdown" & "Live From" on one of MTV's newest channels MTV Chi. MTV Chi
2004 OCT
The biggest Taiwanese rock band A-Yue & Free9 asked JHF to join their House-of-Blues-sponsored American Tour. House of Blues US Tour
2000 NOV
"Passive Killer" was recorded by Taiwanese pop star Richie Jen and debuted at #3 on the Taiwanese Pop Chart. Taiwanese Pop Chart

Musicians

Adam Bradford (Guitar)
Andy Gerard (Guitar)
Asif Khan (Drums)
Austin Caperton (Guitar)
Benjamin Francis (Keys)
David Cloyd (Keys)
Doug Ott (Guitar)
Eric (Guitar)
Eric Hsu (Vocal, Guitar)
Frans Vermeulen (Bass)
Frank Fabsits (Bass)
Freddy Aguirre (Bass)
Geoff Gross (Guitar)
George Chavez (Cello)
Jacob Blickenstaff (Bass)
Jack Devine (Guitar)
Jason Petrisko (Bass)
Joe Cassella (Bass)
Joe (Keys)
Jon Schiller (Bass)
Justin Matsubara (Bass)
Kim Henry (Guitar)
Liberty Ellman (Guitar)
Marc Day (Drums)
Marguerite Ostro (Violin)
Micha Schellhaas (Guitar)
Mike Rens (Bass)
Nicolas Mindreau (Bass)
Patrick Pfeiffer (Guitar)
Rebecca Reily (Keys)
Scott Tolchinsky (Guitar)
Sherman McKay (Guitar)
Ted Monsour (Bass)
Wiley Koepp (Drums)