Farmer Boys (band) Albums
Farmer Boys may refer to: In food: * Farmer Boys (fast casual chain), an American fast casual restaurant chain In music: *Farmer Boys (band), a German metal band *The Farmer's Boys The Farmer's Boys were a British band from Norwich, England. They formed in the early 1980s and were briefly called 'Bang Goes My Stereo' before changing their name to 'The Farmer's Boys'.Strong, Martin C. (2003) "Farmer's Boys", in ''The Grea ...

Farmer Boys (fast Casual Chain)
Farmer Boys is a fast casual chain that operates primarily in California. Its headquarters are located in Riverside, California. History Farmer Boys was founded by the Havadjias brothers in 1981. The Havadjias family were immigrants from Cyprus. The brothers originally owned Astro Burgers in Torrance, California in 1979 and Theodore's Restaurant in Hollywood, California in 1981 prior to owning McCoy's Restaurant in Perris, California. McCoy's Restaurant became the first Farmer Boys restaurant following the name change in August 1981. About 16 years later, Farmer Boys had grown to eight restaurants. A year later, Farmer Boys was granted franchise status and later in the year, a Farmer Boys restaurant opened in Temecula, California. As of 2022, there were more than 100 Farmer Boys restaurants in Arizona, California and Nevada. In February 2020, Farmer Boys temporarily changed its name to "Farmer Girls" to celebrate Women's History Month and International Women's Day. ...
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Farmer Boys (band)
Farmer Boys is a German metal band from Stuttgart. They reached their peak of popularity with their album '' The World Is Ours'', released in 2000; the videos for singles "Here Comes the Pain" and " If You Ever Leave Me Standing" were put into heavy rotation by German alternative music channels such as VIVA Zwei. Farmer Boys has obtained a cult following in later years. Their musical style is a blend of Machine Head's groove metal and Paradise Lost's gothic metal; their lyrical matter, however, unusually to the style, often revolves around the darker side of agriculture – bestiality and incest ("Farm Sweet Farm"), torture of animals ("When a Chicken Cries for Love"), suicide ("Relieve the Tension") and slaughterhouses ("When Pigs Fly"). Their later albums have strayed away from the subject matter. Matthias Sayer also provided guest vocals for Apocalyptica's single "Hope Vol. 2". Four years after the release of ''The Other Side'', in 2004, the group performed a reunion ...
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