From Good Homes

The genesis of From Good Homes dates back to a high school band, when childhood friends Todd Sheaffer, Brady Rymer and Patrick Fitzsimmons came together in rural Northwestern New Jersey. With the addition of Dan Myers in 1988, and Jamie Coan in 1990, the band From Good Homes was fully formed.

Named after a judge’s explanation for leniency after the young band broke into a club to finish their set, the band “from good homes” released five albums during their career-three of which were released by RCA Records. Their upbeat approach, solid songwriting and unique sound allowed them to quickly develop a dedicated following on the touring circuit. The band performed over 1,500 shows across North America, including tours with Dave Matthews Band, Ratdog featuring Bob Weir and shows with Bob Dylan, Guster, Widespread Panic, Hootie & The Blowfish, Blues Traveler and many more. Bringing together rock, jazz, folk, celtic and jam-band influences under one umbrella, rooted in Sheaffer’s inspired songwriting, From Good Homes forged their own, instantly lovable music. Their unique style prompted one critic to affectionately label the band’s blend of influences as “Hick-Pop”.