Backstage!
Backstage! formed in 2012, a group of musicians who started playing shows around Los Angeles. They worked for a few years before their song "Switch" caught on...
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Backstage! formed in 2012, a group of musicians who started playing shows around Los Angeles. They worked for a few years before their song "Switch" caught on in 2016. That track, with its straightforward pop hooks, became their breakout single.
Their debut album was called "In the Shadows," followed by "Unbreakable" and "The Other Side." Their catalog includes songs like "Shot Me Down," "Are You Listening?," and "Heartbeats." The band has five members: Emily Carter on vocals, James Rodriguez on guitar, Michael Davis on bass, Julia Martinez on keyboards, and David Lee on drums.
In 2019, Backstage! dealt with a legal dispute over their music rights. They've also been vocal about political issues, which has drawn some criticism from fans. They've kept recording since, with a more recent album titled "Infinity."
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