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From the Album 1. Convocation 2. Transmission Home 3. Crash The Gates 4. Make Me So 5. One Bedroom 6. Fragile And Dear 7. Illuminate 8. Madrid 9. The Deepest Well 10. Lift A Sail 11. MSK 12. My Mountain 13. California


From the Album 1. Awakening 2. Surface Of The Sun 3. Always Summer 4. Here I Am Alive 5. Sleep In The Snow 6. A Vicious Kind 7. Telescope 8. Rivertown Blues 9. Ten 10. Southern Air 11. Fix You


From the Album 1. The Sound Of You And Me 2. For You And Your Denial 3. With You Around 4. Hang You Up 5. Life Of Leaving Home 6. Hide 7. Soundtrack 8. Sing For Me 9. See Me Smiling 10. Be The Young 11. Promises


From the Album 1. The Takedown 2. Fighting 3. Shrink The World 4. Keeper 5. Light Up The Sky 6. Shadows And Regrets 7. Five Becomes Four 8. Afraid 9. Date Line (I Am Gone) 10. Dear Bobbie 11. You And Me And One Spotlight 12. Cut Me Mick 13. Paper Walls


From the Album 1. Lights And Sounds 2. Down On My Head 3. Sure Thing Falling 4. City Of Devils 5. Rough Landing Holly 6. Two Weeks From Twenty 7. Waiting Game 8. Martin Sheen Or JFK 9. Space Travel 10. Grey 11. Words Hands Hearts 12. How I Go 13. Holly Wood Died 14. Three Flights Down


From the Single Ocean Avenue

From the Album 1. Way Away 2. Breathing 3. Ocean Avenue 4. Empty Apartment 5. Life Of A Salesman 6. Only One 7. Miles Apart 8. Twenty Three 9. View From Heaven 10. Inside Out 11. Believe 12. One Year Six Months 13. Back Home


From the Album 1. Underdog 2. Avondale 3. Finish Line 4. Powder 5. Rocket


From the Album 1. Star Struck 2. Drifting 3. Something Of Value 4. Trembling 5. Sureshot 6. Big Apple Heartbreak 7. Cigarette 8. October Nights 9. Rock Star Land 10. For Petes Sake 11. A.W.O.L. 12. Rough Draft 13. [Untitled]


From the Album 1. Rock Star Land 2. Millennium Changed 3. Radio Song Girl 4. Drifting


From the Album 1. Lesson Learned 2. Time Will Tell 3. Up Hill Both Ways 4. Doesnt Matter 5. Anywhere But Here 6. On The Brink


From the Album 1. Two Quarts 2. Possessions 3. Americant 4. Up Hill Both Ways 5. Me First 6. For The Longest Time 7. Get Off The Couch 8. Goodbye


Other Songs A Place We Set Afire A Whole New World All Apologies April 20th Barely Alive Bedroom Posters Better Days Big Blue Eyes Bombers Buttefly Butterfly Childhood Eyes Christmas Lights City of Angels Date Line Dont You Forget About Me Dumb Empty Street Everywhere Everywhere(Michelle Branch) Fields and Fences Fields & Fences Firewater Gifts and Curses Got Yours Hear You Me Hey Mike Hiding In The Light Honest From The Jump honestly i Im A Wrecking Ball Kids Leave A Light On Love Letters Lost Missing The War Oh My Love Rest In Peace Savior's Robes Skin Scraped Struck Take What You Want The Hurt Is Gone The Places We'll Go The Surface Of The Sun The View From Heaven Three Flights Up Three Minutes More Today Twentythree Violins What Appears When Were Old Men You Broke Me Too You Hear Me
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Yellowcard is an American pop punk/alternative rock band formed in 1997 and based in Los Angeles since 2000.

They in Jacksonville, Florida after meeting at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts.
-Wikipedia
Members:
Sean Mackin - violin, mandolin, backing and occasional lead vocals (1997-2017, 2022-present)
Ryan Key - lead vocals (1999-2017, 2022-present), rhythm guitar (2000-2017, 2022-present), piano (2002-2017), bass (2002-2003; 2004-2010)
Ryan Mendez - lead guitar, backing vocals (2005-2017, 2022-present), bass (2005-2010)
Josh Portman - bass, backing vocals (2012-2017, 2022-present; touring 2007-2010)

Former members:
Ben Dobson - lead vocals (1997-1999)
Todd Clary - rhythm guitar (1997-2000)
Warren Cooke - bass, backing vocals (1997-2002)
Ben Harper - lead guitar (1997-2005)
Longineu W. Parsons III - drums, percussion (1997-2014)
Alex Lewis - bass, backing vocals (2003-2004)
Peter Mosely - bass, piano, backing vocals (2004-2007; touring 2002-2003)
Sean O'Donnell - bass, backing vocals (2010-2012)
Former Members:
Ben Dobson – Lead vocals
(1997–1999)

Todd Clary – Rhythm guitar
(1997–2000)

Warren Cooke – Bass guitar, backing vocals
(1997–2002)

Alex Lewis – Bass guitar, backing vocals
(2003–2004)

Ben Harper – Lead guitar
(1997–2005)

Peter Mosely – Bass guitar, piano, backing vocals
(2002–2003, 2004–2007)

Sean O'Donnell – Bass guitar, backing vocals
(2010–2012)

Longineu W. Parsons III – Drums
(1997–2014)

Name Origin:
They got their name from a phrase they used in high school. Whenever somebody did something stupid at a party, such as spill a beer on the carpet, they enforced soccer rules and gave them a 'yellow card' for committing a 'party foul'.
From: Jacksonville, Florida, United States
Genre(s): Pop punk, alternative rock, hardcore punk
Active From: 1997-present (hiatus 2008-2010)
Associated Acts: Reeve Oliver, Craig's Brother, HeyMike!, Inspection 12, Big If
Trademark: utilize violins which makes them unique in their respective genre

Awards:
2004
MTV Music Awards - MTV2 Video, “Ocean Avenue”
Quotes:
Um. Definitely. Absolutely. You can get a lot out of the record but, um, I don't know if you get the full experience but you definitely get a new perspective. It's kinda hard for me to give you that perspective, but you'd have to ask a fan. [Laughs]
-Ben

We wouldn't be where we are at now if it wasn't for file sharing. That is how kids found out about us. It's hard to have a negative view on it, obviously.
-Alex

It was used as like a party thing. When we were at a party and someone spilled thier drink, we just said that they got a yellowcard. It basically was just thought of 5 days before one of our shows. (on naming the band)
-Alex

Ben Fold's Five. They're from the states, a really, really big influence. There's a drummer, a piano player and then a bass player. It's just amazing music, it's great.
-Ben

Good. It's really cool, because they asked us to do an original song. We just wrote it and it's a really focused kind of a song which added to the fact that you can just produce something like that on command. It turned out really, really good. It's a five minute long song. It's like a pretty up-to-date statement of what Yellowcard can write. It's kind of like, it shows our progression from the last record. (on spideman 2 soundtrack)
-Ben
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