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Fiction Plane is a pop-rock band from the United Kingdom featuring lead singer, Joe Sumner, son of Gordon Sumner, better known as Sting. They recorded their first demo album called "Swings and Roundabouts" in 2000 & 2001 and released a live album in 2001 as well. This led to them changing their name from Santa's Boyfriend to Fiction Plane (an anagram for Infant Police) in 2002 and recording their first official album, Everything Will Never Be OK, with MCA records. The album was released in 2002 in the United Kingdom and March 2003 in the United States with their single being, "Hate". They subsequently released the EP Bitter Forces and Lame Race Horses on July 11, 2005 and their second studio album Left Side of the Brain on May 22, 2007. The band's members are; Joe Sumner - lead vocals, guitar and bass, Seton Daunt - guitar, Pete Wilhoit - drums. Former member; Dan Brown

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Fiction Plane Drummer Pete Wilhoit Returns to Roots at Bloomington Jazz Festival, Dec. 11-12

Fiction Plane Drummer Pete Wilhoit Returns to Roots at Bloomington Jazz Festival, Dec. 11-12

Source: Michael Ricci

Fiction Plane Drummer Pete Wilhoit returns to roots at Bloomington Jazz Festival, Dec. 11-12

Reuniting with Indiana-based jazz combo 3rd Man for the event!

Pete Wilhoit, drummer for international indie rock band FICTION PLANE (which is fronted by music icon Sting's eldest son Joe Sumner) is returning to his roots (and alma mater) as he is participating in the Bloomington Jazz Festival, which is taking place at Bloomington High School South on December 11-12.

A Bloomington, IN native, Wilhoit will ...
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