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Brock Berrigan
Brock Berrigan is a musician who had a hit with "The Celebration Song" in 1998. The track became popular for weddings and celebrations, though some critics...
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Brock Berrigan is a musician who had a hit with "The Celebration Song" in 1998. The track became popular for weddings and celebrations, though some critics found it too simple. He formed a band with bassist Sean Hurley and drummer Greg Dulli, and they released an album called "The Celebration" that year.
After that first album, Berrigan put out more records like "The Way We Live" in 2002 and "The Story of My Life" in 2008. These didn't reach the same commercial heights as the debut, but they showed him continuing to write and perform.
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