Yellowcard

Yellowcard is a band based in Los Angeles, California. Their music is usually categorized as either pop punk or modern rock, though their use of a violin makes them unique among these genres.

Biography

Yellowcard was formed in 1997 in Jacksonville, Florida after meeting at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. Originally, the band was made up of five members: Ben Dobson (vocals), Todd Clary (vocals,guitar),Ben Harper (guitar), Sean Mackin (violin), Warren Cooke (bass), and Longineu Parsons (drums). The band released their first album, Where We Stand (Takeover Records), in 1999 and met with some success, but some began to undergo some changes. Their current singer left and was replaced by Ryan Key who convinced the band that they couldn't be successful in Florida, so they decided to move to Southern California. The new group released their debut album, One for the Kids (Lobster Records), in 2001, and followed up with The Underdog EP (Fueled by Ramen Records) in 2002 which were both well-received by fans. However, Yellowcard's real public reception came after signing with Capitol Records in 2003 and releasing Ocean Avenue. Fans loved the album's sincere lyrics and unique musical style (mostly due to Mackin's violin playing). The band's popularity continues today and has toured with bands such as Something Corporate and Less Than Jake, as well as appearing on the soundtrack of the hit film Spider-Man 2. The band's three singles from their 2003 release are "Way Away", "Ocean Avenue", and most recenltly, "Only One."

Discography

  • Midget Tossing (1997)
  • Still Standing EP (1998)
  • Where We Stand (1999)
  • One for the Kids (2001)
  • The Underdog EP (2002)
  • Ocean Avenue (2003)
  • Beyond Ocean Avenue: Live At The Electric Factory (2004)

Original Line Up

  • Ben Dobson, (vocals)
  • Todd Clary, (vocals, guitar)
  • Sean Mackin(Wellman), (violin)
  • Ben Harper, (guitar)
  • Longineu Parsons III, (drums)
  • Warren Cooke, (bass)


When Ben Dobson and Todd Clary left Yellowcard, Ryan Key picked up from there. Warren Cooke still stayed with the band until after the band recorded The Underdog EP.

Present Day Line Up

  • Ryan Key, (vocals, guitar)
  • Sean Mackin,(violin, vocals)
  • Ben Harper, (guitar)
  • Longineu W. Parsons III, (drums)
  • Peter Mosely, (bass, vocals)

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Warren Cooke still stayed with the band until after the band recorded The Underdog EP. Katie Price claims that she will be retiring her Jordan image.
When Ben Dobson and Todd Clary left Yellowcard, Ryan Key picked up from there. Jordan gave birth by Caesarean section to her second child, a 5lb 13oz boy, on 13 June 2005. The band's three singles from their 2003 release are "Way Away", "Ocean Avenue", and most recenltly, "Only One.". It is rumoured within industry circles that the vocal tracks for "Not Just Anybody" were in fact sung by Rachel Stevens. The band's popularity continues today and has toured with bands such as Something Corporate and Less Than Jake, as well as appearing on the soundtrack of the hit film Spider-Man 2. The other contestants were the 1996 UK entrant Gina G, as well as Andy Scott-Lee, and the group Tricolore.

Fans loved the album's sincere lyrics and unique musical style (mostly due to Mackin's violin playing). On 5 March 2005, singing a song titled "Not Just Anybody", she came in second place in the pre-selection show Making Your Mind Up, behind Javine. However, Yellowcard's real public reception came after signing with Capitol Records in 2003 and releasing Ocean Avenue. Under the name Katie Price, Jordan was one the acts competing for the right to represent the United Kingdom at the Eurovision Song Contest 2005, to be held in Ukraine. The new group released their debut album, One for the Kids (Lobster Records), in 2001, and followed up with The Underdog EP (Fueled by Ramen Records) in 2002 which were both well-received by fans. They plan to marry in September. Their current singer left and was replaced by Ryan Key who convinced the band that they couldn't be successful in Florida, so they decided to move to Southern California. In February 2005 Jordan announced that she was 5 months pregnant with Peter Andre's child.

The band released their first album, Where We Stand (Takeover Records), in 1999 and met with some success, but some began to undergo some changes. In May 2004, writing as Katie Price, she published her autobiography, Being Jordan to surprisingly good reviews. Originally, the band was made up of five members: Ben Dobson (vocals), Todd Clary (vocals,guitar),Ben Harper (guitar), Sean Mackin (violin), Warren Cooke (bass), and Longineu Parsons (drums). Jordan began 2004 by appearing on the reality TV series I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out of Here!, flirting in the jungle with singer Peter Andre, which seemed to have resurrected both of their careers. Yellowcard was formed in 1997 in Jacksonville, Florida after meeting at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. She had it removed at the nearby Nuffield Hospital. Their music is usually categorized as either pop punk or modern rock, though their use of a violin makes them unique among these genres. She had a leiomyosarcoma on her finger, this being a rare form of malignant tumour which attacks smooth muscle tissue and can spread around the body.

Yellowcard is a band based in Los Angeles, California. That same year, Jordan was treated for cancer. Peter Mosely, (bass, vocals). His condition is thought to be incurable. Parsons III, (drums). Media coverage speculated that Jordan's alcohol consumption while pregnant might been the cause, but doctors said that it was almost certainly caused by a genetic disorder. Longineu W. He was found to be blind, having a condition known as septo-optic dysplasia, meaning that his optic nerve hadn't developed correctly.

Ben Harper, (guitar). Harvey was born at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton, his birth being induced when he was two weeks overdue. Sean Mackin,(violin, vocals). Harvey's father was the Manchester United footballer Dwight Yorke, although again the relationship broke up before the child was born. Jordan has said she intended to have the birth shown live over the Internet, but changed her mind later and decided to keep it private. Ryan Key, (vocals, guitar). On May 27, 2002, she gave birth to a baby boy she named Harvey after her grandfather. Warren Cooke, (bass). In the end, Jordan won 713 votes or 1.8% of the vote.

Longineu Parsons III, (drums). As a part of her election campaign—which was intended to bring a little fun into a dull election—she promised free breast implants, increases on nudist beaches, and a ban on parking tickets. Ben Harper, (guitar). In the June 7, 2001 British General Election, Jordan ran as a candidate in Manchester, England (using her real name) under a slogan of "For a Bigger and Betta Future". Sean Mackin(Wellman), (violin). One of her first public relationships was with the pop singer Dane Bowers, of the boy band Another Level, but they ended their relationship while she was pregnant by him, and she had an abortion. Todd Clary, (vocals, guitar). She has had a number of well-publicised relationships.

Ben Dobson, (vocals). Jordan's private life and wild behavior and outrageous antics have been extensively detailed by the paparazzi, much of it at European nightclubs. Beyond Ocean Avenue: Live At The Electric Factory (2004). She appeared at a number of promotional events for the similarly named Jordan Grand Prix Formula One team during this time, during a period when they were heavily promoting themselves to the youth market. Ocean Avenue (2003). In 2002, Jordan was shooting a cover to run in Playboy and Hugh Hefner invited her to spend three weeks at his mansion. The Underdog EP (2002). Jordan appeared in six volumes of Playboy's Book of Lingerie from 1997 to 1999.

One for the Kids (2001). Thus began a series of operations to enhance her figure. Where We Stand (1999). In July 1998, Jordan received her first breast augmentation, thus forcing her "retirement" from Page 3 of the Sun, which had recently decided that its "natural beauty" policy required it to stay "silicone-free". Still Standing EP (1998). In 1998, Jordan tried out for a part on the television series Baywatch, but did not get the part. Midget Tossing (1997). It was at this time that she began to use the name Jordan.

An excellent swimmer, gymnast, and horsewoman, she took up glamour modelling as a "Page 3" girl in The Sun, a popular tabloid newspaper in the United Kingdom. After a while her mother, Amy, remarried to Paul Price, and Katie Infield changed her name to Katie Price. When she was four, her father left home. She was born in Brighton.

Jordan is a British glamour model, perhaps most famous for her large, surgically enhanced breasts and the reports of her personal life in British tabloid newspapers. Jordan (born May 22, 1978), is the public name and image of Katie Price, who was born Katie Infield.