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There are actually three bands named Off Broadway. A mathcore band from Perth, Western Australia, a midwest power pop /rock act formed in the late 70's, and a more recent shortlived New Jersey based pop punk act. 1) Perth's Off Broadway combine a large array of influences to create a feedback filled chaotic sound similar to bands such as The Chariot and the Dillinger Escape Plan. They've supported several heavyweight local acts, including Statues, Saviour, Afraid of Heights, Mom Dad & The Kids, Against the Tide, No Regrets, as well as For All Eternity from NSW. They recent released their...

There are three artists that have used this name: 1. A post-hardcore band from Florida 2. A rock band from Texas 3. A reggae band from Jamaica 4. A hip hop group. 1. Broadway is a post-hardcore band from Orlando, Florida formed in 2007. Broadway appeared in 2007 with the release of their self titled EP, recorded and produced by Lee Dyess. Broadway won The University of Central Florida's Battle of the Bands in 2007. They have performed with national acts such as The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, Mayday Parade, A Change of Pace, Four Letter Lie, Wheatus, Melee, and Rory....

The Brodway Hush is the side project of Whitney McGraw with Michael Nau, both members of Page France. .

There is more than one artist with this name: 1) The Broadways were a punk band from Chicago, Illinois. The group formed in 1996 after the break-up of ska-punk band Slapstick, with their vocalist Brendan Kelly and trumpet player Dan Hanaway combining with Rob DePaola and Tricky Dick guitarist Chris McCaughan. Musically, The Broadways frequently drew comparisons to Crimpshrine and Jawbreaker. The band is notable for the intelligent political, social, and introspective nature of their lyrics, as well as their complex, non-traditional song structures and above-average punk musicianship. The band released Broken Star in 1998 on Asian Man Records before...

Dan Berridge formed Broadway Project in 2000. Broadway Project have released 7 albums and also compose music for Film and TV. Inspired by the twin influences of hip-hop cut’n'paste and film soundtracks, Dan took to writing the critically acclaimed albums “Compassion” and “The Vessel” for Memphis Industries label between 2001-2003. Dan then took a move away from the samples and more into the beats and wrote “In Finite” for Mark Rae’s legendary Grand Central Records label in 2006. Around this time, the nature of the music was atttracting film makers to get in touch with Dan to source and write...