Connecticut Glassboro, New Jersey
Connecticut formed in 2014 when Jackson Zabransky and John DeBouter began writing comedic songs about their friends under the name "The Wonky Megs." Eventually, after adding bassist Nick Iacobelli, and drummer Tim Reisch, they adopted the name Connecticut, and began playing more serious music. They recently released their freshman self-titled album, encompassing their later high school years. ... more
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