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United States Lifehouse has maintained a successful career spanning over two decades, evolving from a local Los Angeles band to an internationally recognized alternative rock group with multiple chart-topping hits and extensive touring experience.
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Webster Public Relations announced the signing of rock band Lifehouse to its roster for publicity representation in 2017.
Lifehouse, then known as Blyss, had their early demos produced with the financial backing of DreamWorks Records prior to signing a contract.
After Dreamworks folded their label in 2004, Lifehouse's contract was sold to Interscope/Geffen, under which they released 4 albums over nine years.
Jason Wade wrote the song "From Where You Are" for Allstate's Teen Driving Program. The song was featured on the agency's "Tall Lights" commercial, which aired on NBC.
Lifehouse, an American rock band, was formed in Los Angeles, California. The band’s core members include Jason Wade (lead vocals, rhythm guitar, piano), Rick Woolstenhulme Jr. (drums, percussion), Bryce Soderberg (bass, vocals), and Steve Stout (lead guitar). Before forming Lifehouse, Jason Wade established the band Blyss in 1996 with bassist Sergio Andrade and drummer Jon Palmer. Blyss gained local recognition, releasing the EP “Diff’s Lucky Day” in 1999, which captured the attention of DreamWorks Records. This early period was crucial in developing the band’s sound and lyrical themes, often drawing from Wade’s personal experiences.
In 2000, Blyss re-emerged as Lifehouse and released their debut major-label album, “No Name Face.” The album’s lead single, “Hanging by a Moment,” became a significant commercial success, peaking at number two on the Billboard Hot 100 and being named the best-performing single of 2001. This achievement established Lifehouse in the mainstream music scene. The band continued to release a series of successful albums, including “Stanley Climbfall” (2002), “Lifehouse” (2005), “Who We Are” (2007), “Smoke and Mirrors” (2010), “Almería” (2012), and “Out of the Wasteland” (2015). These albums produced further hits like “You and Me,” “First Time,” and “Whatever It Takes,” consistently performing well on various Billboard charts.
Lifehouse has demonstrated sustained career progression throughout its history. After initial lineup changes, including the departure of early members and the addition of Rick Woolstenhulme Jr. in 2000 and Bryce Soderberg in 2004, the band solidified its core. Ben Carey joined in 2009 and toured with the band since 2004, becoming an official member, though later departed to pursue individual projects. Steve Stout joined as lead guitarist in 2017 after touring with the band from 2015. The band has actively engaged with diverse media, featuring their music in popular television series like “Smallville,” “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Cold Case,” and various films, expanding their reach beyond traditional radio. Their commitment to their craft is evidenced by their continuous touring and recent ventures into independent releases, showcasing a resilient and adaptable artistic journey.
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