Train

Train is an American pop rock band formed in San Francisco in 1993. Its best-known songs include “Drops of Jupiter,” “Hey, Soul Sister,” and “Meet Virginia.”

Pat Monahan: Pat Monahan is an American singer-songwriter and the lead vocalist of Train. He founded Train and has remained its lead singer through the band’s lineup changes.
Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me): “Drops of Jupiter (Tell Me)” is a 2001 Train song from the album Drops of Jupiter. Its expansive arrangement and Grammy-winning performance became a defining breakthrough for the band.
San Francisco: San Francisco is a city in California on the Pacific coast of the United States. Train formed there in 1993, amid the city’s active local music scene.
Matchbox Twenty: Matchbox Twenty is an American pop rock band formed in Florida in 1995. Like Train, it became prominent through melodic, radio-friendly rock in the late 1990s.
Rob Hotchkiss: Rob Hotchkiss is an American musician and songwriter who co-founded Train. His songwriting and guitar work helped define Train’s early albums before he left in 2003.
Meet Virginia: “Meet Virginia” is a 1998 Train song from the band’s self-titled debut album. Its success introduced Train to a broad audience before the band’s later chart peak.
Train (album): Train is the band’s 1998 debut studio album, featuring “Meet Virginia.” The independently released record established the group’s early roots-rock sound.
The Fray: The Fray is an American rock band formed in Denver in 2002. Its piano-led pop rock offers a contrasting route to mainstream success in Train’s era.
Jimmy Stafford: Jimmy Stafford is an American guitarist and songwriter known for his work with Train. His guitar playing was central to Train’s original lineup and early sound.
Hey, Soul Sister: “Hey, Soul Sister” is a 2009 Train song from the album Save Me, San Francisco. Its ukulele-led pop sound marked one of Train’s biggest commercial successes.

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