Johnny Bob Hamburg, Germany
Johnny Bob is a neo-prog band from Hamburg. They form 2017 in memory of two school bands which disband after their members
graduate in the early nineties.
German magazine “eclipsed” rates Johnny Bob in October 2019 to become one of the “big bands in the national progressive scene”.
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