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JETBOY Song Featured In 'How Do You Know' Motion Picture

February 19, 2011

Sony Pictures has selected JETBOY's "Perfectly Wrong" from the band's 2010 release, "Off Your Rocker", for inclusion in the major motion picture "How Do You Know", starring Reese Witherspoon, Jack Nicholson, Owen Wilson and Jack Rudd.

The James L. Brooks romantic comedy "How Do You Know" will arrive on Blu-ray Disc and DVD on March 22.

Commented JETBOY guitarist Billy Rowe: "We're stoked to have a new song and not an old one in a current movie. It is cool that our new material is being embraced."

JETBOY is currently in the studio recording a song titled "Strip Down" — the group's first to feature new vocalist Dustin "D.K." Revelle. JETBOY has also been invited back for a third time to play at the M3 Rock Festival, set to take place May 13-14, 2011 at the Merriweather Post Pavilion in Columbia, Maryland.

Original JETBOY vocalist Mickey Finn formed the band with longtime friends Billy Rowe and Fernie Rod in 1983.

Twenty years after the release of the highly acclaimed "Damnednation", JETBOY's latest EP, "Off Your Rocker", was made available in March 2010 via iTunes and Amazon.com.

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