“Dan is one of the most motivated, passionate
and competitive people you’ll ever meet,” said
friend and former bandmate Rajchel. “If he does
something, he’s going to do it right. There’s no in
between. That feeling is priceless when you walk
away from a show knowing we were a huge reason
those people will remember that night forever.
There’s nothing like it.”
“I will never forget the first time we played the
Jeffersonville RiverStage,” added Magers. “There
were thousands of fans beyond excited to see us.
As the Heroes took the stage, the crowd grew even
louder, and in that moment, I knew I was home.”
“We’re just regular people from Southern
Indiana who love to perform,” Farmer said. “We’re
up there, with so much energy, and we sing
and dance and have a blast. We love it and that
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translates to the audience. They see how much
fun we’re having on stage, and they want a piece
of that.”
Life continues to evolve for Farmer, who is now
a father to his six-year-old son, Bas.
“This band has been around his whole life, and
I love having him at shows,” Farmer said. “Bas
loves to sing at the top of his lungs and dance
around the house. I think he might have some
star power in him.”
Farmer hopes to keep The Juice Box Heroes
rolling into the future. “We can play 200 songs on
the spot, but we are constantly working on new
songs, and we are very prepared. We’re always
growing and getting stronger, and we’ve become
family. We just love what we do.”
“ THERE AREN’T MANY
THINGS THAT FEEL
BETTER THAN TO BRING
JOY TO PEOPLE AND THIS
BAND IS DEFINITELY IN
THE BUSINESS OF DOING
JUST THAT.”
- Sydney Magers
The Juice Box Heroes
thejuiceboxheroes.com
@thejuiceboxheroes