Watch FEVER 333’s Jason Butler perform on a moving Ferris wheel

Last week FEVER 333 officially kicked off their next chapter as a band with their new line-up and a single, and it seems as though this fresh start has given frontman Jason Aalon Butler an extra shot of adrenaline.

At Germany’s Rock im Park mega-fest at the weekend, the singer – who pretty much never stays onstage anyway – boarded a moving Ferris wheel during Hunting Season, the closing song of FEVER’s nine-song set.

Taking to Instagram to share footage of the epic moment, Jason asked the Guinness World Records, “I told y'all stop playin wit me. Who do I need to talk to for one of them live performance records?” He also thanked Rock im Park “for the unintended piece of live production”. Ha!

As well as being a massive hit with fans, bands and performers online also enjoyed Jason’s latest performing feat, with Pierce The Veil’s Vic Fuentes enthusing, “Fuck yes J” in the comments. Meanwhile, Rise Against frontman Tim McIlrath commented a fire emoji, and the band Escuela Grind joked: “I ain’t using the full potential of my wireless mic apparently.”

Check out the post below:

Catch FEVER 333 – both onstage and probably elsewhere – at the following dates this year:

June

6 Wroclaw, Poland @ Zaklęte Rewiry
7 Bratislava, Slovakia @ Majestic
8 Nickelsdorf, Austria @ Nova Rock Festival
10 Donington, UK @ Download Festival
15 Copenhagen, Denmark @ Copenhell Festival
16 Dessel, Belgium @ Graspop Festival
17 Clisson, France @ Hell Fest
19 Malmo, Sweden @ Plan B
20 Stockholm, Sweden @ Debaser
22 Oslo, Norway @ Tons of Rock Festival
23 Ysselsteyn, Netherlands @ Jera On Air Festival
24 Munster, Germany @ Vainstream Festival
25 Spalence Porcini, Czech Republic @ Basinfire Festival
27 Toulouse, France @ Le Bikini
29 Lisbon, Portugal @ Evil Live Festival
30 Lugo, Spain @ Resurrection Fest

July

2 Arras, France @ Main Square Festival
28 Niigata, Japan @ Fuji Rock Festival

September

22 Louisville, Kentucky @ Louder Than Life Festival

October

7 Sacramento, California @ Aftershock Festival

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