Pop rock band PFR begin recording and gigging again.

POPULAR Nashville pop rock band PFR are to reform. After a string of best selling albums in the '90s the group, Joel Hanson, Patrick Andrew and Mark Nash, undertook a farewell tour before momentarily reforming for the album 'Disappear' on Squint Entertainment in 2001. Label problems meant that the album was never promoted and the group disappeared. With a couple of solo projects from Hanson, Andrew's departure from the now defunct Eager as well as a solo project 'There And Then It's Gone' and Nash's work as a popular producer, the musicians have stayed busy. PFR plan to record new versions of some of their biggest hits as well as a few new songs. PFR will open for Jars Of Clay on 17th September in the band's original stomping grounds of Minneapolis. CR

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