The Hate My Day Jobs New York, New York
THE HATE MY DAY JOBS are a rock band from NYC. They’ve been compared to a punch in the face, their live show to a workout. They’re loud, aggressive, desperate, and all energy.
Whoop-di-freakin-do.
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