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Papa Roach is a hard rock band from Vacaville, California, United States. Formed in 1993, it consists of Jacoby Shaddix (vocals), Jerry Horton (guitar), Tobin Esperance (bass), and Tony Palermo (drums). Tony, previously of Unwritten Law, joined the band permanently in 2008; the move came after the departure of one of the band's founding members, Dave Buckner. The band has sold more than 10 million album copies worldwide and are known for their hits "Last Resort", "Scars", "Forever", and "Lifeline", among others. The group had mostly regional success until their breakthrough with the hit single "Last Resort". That song came...

There are at least three bands using this name: 1. Slam Dunk's format of catchy sing-a-longs and genre-busting breakdowns, built without a theme, will induce a cosmic and slobbering attendance to any dance hall booked. They will show up late, play short sets, eat your food, and sleep in your bed. Nothing but fun will come of it, and you will wake up throbbing weeks after, jonesin' for another round of THE DUNK! Their self-titled 7" was released as a joint effort by Old Life Records and Fan Club Music Club in February of 2010. http://www.myspace.com/slamdunkband http://oldliferecords.com/ http://fanclubmusicclub.com 2. Slam...

Founded by trombonist Arne Bue Jensen in Copenhagen, Denmark back in 1956. Around the globe - from Canada to Thailand, from Greenland to Australia, from Kenya to Japan and for more than 40 years , the band is still one of the leading traditional jazz bands in Europe. In New Orleans Papa Bue was presented with the golden key to that city of Jazz. The band has made more than 100 recordings so far and topping the lists in Germany, England, The Netherlands and of course their native Denmark. .

There are at least seven bands named Lazarus. 1) Lazarus began in 2001 as Trevor Montgomery's post-Tarentel solo project, a pilgrimage of either insanity or freedom - or both. 'Songs For an Unborn Sun' was his first release, a minimal and soulful collaboration with longtime friend Marty Anderson (Okay, Dilute). His second release, 'Like Trees We Grow up to be Satellites (The Backwards America)', punched through the whispering darkness into an orchestral declaration of strength, political upheaval, and hope. Recorded by Scott Solter (Okkervil River, The Mountain Goats), it was a playful and rich approach at expressing both failures and...

Papa San is a former reggae/dancehall artist turned gospel singer, from Jamaica but based in Weston, Florida, USA. Having had his first smash while still just a teenager in the mid-80s, Papa San's phenomenal, ongoing reign on international music charts earned him the nickname Marathon Man, as it was not uncommon for him to simultaneously hold down several positions in the Top 10 at any given time, as well as to long runs at No.1 that still no reggae or Dancehall artist to date has surpassed. In 1994 he filled dance floors around the world with The Programme, which also...