No Fun Haus is an ever-evolving music project, primarily led by multi-instr… Read Full Bio ↴No Fun Haus is an ever-evolving music project, primarily led by multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter Sam Tiesworth. Originally forming in Ann Arbor, MI in 2019, No Fun Haus was initially a duo consisting of Tiesworth and Zane Harding. Early in the project's lifespan (per Tiesworth), No Fun Haus' music was influenced by artists such as Tame Impala, The Growlers, Gus Dapperton, among others.
The original iteration of No Fun Haus released their debut EP Harley's Cassette on August 20, 2019, with live performances beginning soon after. Harding would later leave the group sometime in 2019, turning No Fun Haus into Tiesworth's solo project. After starting up a YouTube channel and releasing a few singles (including To Be Alone from the video "How To Tame Impala"), No Fun Haus would drop its second EP Songs 4 Jubilation on January 31, 2020. After releasing several non-album singles, No Fun Haus released its debut album Fetch, Pup on November 19, 2021. Shortly after, Tiesworth moved to Burlington, Vermont, where the No Fun Haus project is based to this day. Since then, Tiesworth has assembled a full No Fun Haus band and has released demos with them on Bandcamp, reflecting a new emo and folk-based direction. The current band features Tiesworth on guitar and lead vocals, Alex O'Boyle on guitar and backing vocals, Will Beacom on bass, Jacob Breslin on drums. The first full release under the new formation would be the album "Afters," released on October 13, 2023.
The original iteration of No Fun Haus released their debut EP Harley's Cassette on August 20, 2019, with live performances beginning soon after. Harding would later leave the group sometime in 2019, turning No Fun Haus into Tiesworth's solo project. After starting up a YouTube channel and releasing a few singles (including To Be Alone from the video "How To Tame Impala"), No Fun Haus would drop its second EP Songs 4 Jubilation on January 31, 2020. After releasing several non-album singles, No Fun Haus released its debut album Fetch, Pup on November 19, 2021. Shortly after, Tiesworth moved to Burlington, Vermont, where the No Fun Haus project is based to this day. Since then, Tiesworth has assembled a full No Fun Haus band and has released demos with them on Bandcamp, reflecting a new emo and folk-based direction. The current band features Tiesworth on guitar and lead vocals, Alex O'Boyle on guitar and backing vocals, Will Beacom on bass, Jacob Breslin on drums. The first full release under the new formation would be the album "Afters," released on October 13, 2023.
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Joanna Yeah, she's a lonely girl and I'm a lonely guy And…
My Pomegranate I need you to be my lady I want you to…
Your Driveway Your driveway Rolling papers on the highway Wish I had every…
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Peter: Hello!
Joe: How are you?
Quagmire: How’s the folks?
Peter: What’s new?
Joe: I’m great!
Quagmire: That’s good!
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Joe: Knock wood!
Quagmire: Well, well...
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Joe: Goodbye!
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Peter: Hello!
Joe: How are you?
Glenn: How's the folks?
Peter: What's new?
Joe: I'm great.
Glenn: That's good.
Peter: Ha, ha.
Joe: Knock wood.
Glenn: Well, well.
Peter: That's life.
Joe: What do you know?
Glenn: How's the wife?
Peter: Gotta run.
Joe: Oh, my.
Glenn: Ta, ta.
Peter: Olive oil.
Joe: Goodbye.
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Of course Quagmire would ask "hows the wife"
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