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Ninety One
Ninety One started as No Name Needed in Orange County, California, taking their eventual name from a local area code. The band includes Ryan Tedder on vocals,...
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Ninety One started as No Name Needed in Orange County, California, taking their eventual name from a local area code. The band includes Ryan Tedder on vocals, Zach Filkins on lead guitar, Brent Kutzle on rhythm guitar, Drew Brown on bass, and Joe King on drums. They've released albums like OneRepublic in 2007, Waking Up in 2009, Native in 2013, Oh My My in 2016, and Human in 2021.
In 2012, they faced some backlash after playing at a political fundraiser. Guitarist Zach Filkins left temporarily and later returned. Other songs include "Bari Biled," "Eyeah," and "Kaytadan."
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