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GenreRock, Alternative, Pop, Latin
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AboutAlex Band
Real Name: Alexander Max Band
Profile: Lead vocalist to the American rock band The Calling.
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In Groups: The Calling
Variations: Alex Band, A. Band, A.Band, Alex, Alex Band Of The Calling, Alex Max Band, Alexander Max Band, Band
Alex Band launched his career as leader of 'The Calling', a post-grunge act that rose to popularity in late 2001, when "Wherever You Will Go" assumed its reign atop the Adult Top 40 chart. The song remained there for 23 weeks, the second longest run of any chart-topping single, but the Calling's popularity quickly dwindled as future singles failed to chart as highly. The band eventually threw in the towel in 2005, allowing Band the chance to pursue his own interests as a solo artist. Having already scored a Top Ten single without the help of his bandmates ("Why Don't You and I," a duet with Carlos Santana that charted in 2003), Band signed a solo deal with Geffen Records and began prepping his first release. He left the label four years later, however, choosing to release material as an independent artist instead. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi
Real Name: Alexander Max Band
Profile: Lead vocalist to the American rock band The Calling.
For releases named under Alex Max Band, please use this artist and create an ANV
In Groups: The Calling
Variations: Alex Band, A. Band, A.Band, Alex, Alex Band Of The Calling, Alex Max Band, Alexander Max Band, Band
Alex Band launched his career as leader of 'The Calling', a post-grunge act that rose to popularity in late 2001, when "Wherever You Will Go" assumed its reign atop the Adult Top 40 chart. The song remained there for 23 weeks, the second longest run of any chart-topping single, but the Calling's popularity quickly dwindled as future singles failed to chart as highly. The band eventually threw in the towel in 2005, allowing Band the chance to pursue his own interests as a solo artist. Having already scored a Top Ten single without the help of his bandmates ("Why Don't You and I," a duet with Carlos Santana that charted in 2003), Band signed a solo deal with Geffen Records and began prepping his first release. He left the label four years later, however, choosing to release material as an independent artist instead. ~ Andrew Leahey, Rovi
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