Jimmy Eat World

Jimmy Eat World is an American rock band that formed in 1993 in Mesa, Arizona. The band members include:

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• Jim Adkins
• Tom Linton
• Zach Lind
• Rick Burch

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In their early years, Jimmy Eat World was known for being part of the "emo" music scene, and their sound was described as emo pop-punk. They gained mainstream success with their 2001 album, "Bleed American," which includes the hit singles "The Middle" and "Sweetness." Since then, the band has continued to release albums and tour.

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Some fun facts about Jimmy Eat World:

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• The band's name comes from a story about a friend named Jim who once ate a large quantity of candy bars.
• They've played over 2,000 shows in their career, performing around the world.
• Their music has been featured in popular movies and TV shows, like "Minutemen," "Bring It On," and "One Tree Hill."

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Jimmy Eat World is known for their catchy melodies and lyrics that often explore themes of self-discovery and personal growth. Their music resonates with both old and new fans, making them a popular choice for concerts and events.