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Lifehouse - Biography
| 07-07-2006 20:36 | 0 reaction(s) | add reply |
The pop/rock quartet Lifehouse featured singer/songwriter Jason Wade,
who originally tagged the band Blyss during the group's initial 1996
conception. After playing in various music scenes in Seattle and Portland,
Wade brought Lifehouse to life in Los Angeles. Their thick sound was
compared to Live and Matchbox Twenty, but Wade insisted Lifehouse was
entirely original. They inked a deal with Dreamworks after years of gigging
in L.A., and released their debut album No Name Face in fall 2000. The
album became a hit behind the single "Hanging By a Moment.", which was
the most played radio track of 2001, and its success inspired the band to
step back inside the studio. With Brendan O'Brien at the boards, Wade and
drumming collaborator Rick Woolstenhulme recorded Stanley Climbfall
throughout the spring and summer of 2002; it was released on Dreamworks
the following September. Lifehouse returned in early 2005 with their
self-titled third album. For the touring that followed its release, Wade and
Woolstenhulme were joined by ex-AM Radio bassist/vocalist Bryce
Soderberg. - From Yahoo! Music |
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