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The group started out in San Francisco with only two members, Rob Hotchkiss and Patrick Monahan, performing in coffee houses and local clubs. After deciding to form a full band, the duo recruited Jimmy Stafford on guitar, Charlie Colin on bass and, at a later date, Scott Underwood as drummer.

By 1997 they went on tour, opening concerts for groups such as the Barenaked Ladies and Counting Crows.

Their first major hit was Meet Virginia from their self-titled 1998 debut. Later on they also had two other songs which reached #1 on the Billboard Adult Top 40: the title track from their second album, Drops of Jupiter, and "Calling All Angels" from 2003's My Private Nation.

When Drops Of Jupiter was released in March 2001, the title track "Drops Of Jupiter (Tell Me)" was already a hit on several Billboard charts. By June 2001, Drops Of Jupiter was RIAA-certified platinum. By April 2002, the single had spent a total of 53 weeks on the Hot 100. It won a Best Rock Song Grammy for Train, as well as a Best Arrangement Grammy for Paul Buckmaster.

Both Drops Of Jupiter (2001) and My Private Nation (2003) were recorded at Southern Tracks Recording in Atlanta, GA and produced by famed rock producer Brendan O' Brien.

Towards the end of 2002 co-founder Rob Hotchkiss left Train and the band's third album, My Private Nation, was released in June of 2003. Bassist Charlie Colin left Train in October 2003. However, in 2003 Train released "Calling All Angels" as the lead single for My Private Nation. The second single released off My Private Nation was "When I Look To The Sky", which is a song relating to a lost loved one.

Their song "Ordinary" is featured in the movie Spider-Man 2. This song also drew a younger audience with its 'heavier than the norm' Train sound.

In July of 2005, after the song was featured in an advertising campaign for Cingular, the band released "Get to Me" as the final single from My Private Nation and it reached number 9 on the Billboard Adult Top 40. The band never expected to release a third single from My Private Nation but the surprise hit of "Get to Me" due to it being used in a Cingular commercial caused them to release the song.

Train began recording their fourth studio album, For Me, It's You, in Atlanta, GA during the summer of 2005. As mentioned on the Chicago radio station WTMX 101.9FM The MIX, they released the first single "Cab" on November 14th. The album was released on January 31st, 2006.

For Me, It's You was their fourth studio effort and the first Train album to feature the new lineup that includes new members Johnny Colt on bass and Brandon Bush on keyboards. It was produced by Brendan O' Brien.

Train Miscellaneous
Train is featured in the 2004 Spider-Man 2 movie soundtrack with their song "Ordinary." The music video was in rotation on MTV.
Train wrote and recorded a song called "Fall Out" at Abbey Road Studios for the soundtrack of the movie We Were Soldiers (2002).
In 2002, Train was chosen to do a cover of Aerosmith's classic rock staple "Dream On" on an episode of MTV Icon which was dedicated entirely to Aerosmith. Train performed the song with Aerosmith themselves watching in the audience.
It is rumored that producer Brendan O' Brien only agreed to produce the bands second album Drops Of Jupiter after hearing Train's cover of "Ramble On". Train is no stranger to doing Led Zeppelin song covers, as lead singer Patrick Monahan was once in a band that only did Led Zeppelin covers. This year, we've got awesome Train Minneapolis Tickets

Original Train members
Patrick Monahan (Vocals)
Jimmy Stafford (Guitar)
Scott Underwood (Drums)
Charlie Colin (Bass)
Rob Hotchkiss (Guitar)

Current Train members
Patrick Monahan (Vocals)
Scott Underwood (Drums)
Jimmy Stafford (Guitar)
Brandon Bush (Keyboards)
Johnny Colt (Bass)

Discography

Studio Albums
1. Train (February 24, 1998) - Platinum, #76 Billboard peak.
2. Drops of Jupiter (March 27, 2001) 2x Platinum, #6 Billboard peak.
3. My Private Nation (June 3, 2003) - Platinum, #6 Billboard peak.
4. For Me, It's You (January 31, 2006)

Train in the News

The following article is from CBS News - go to site
(CBS) For millions of rock fans around the world, the wait is finally over. After a three-year hiatus, the Grammy Award-winning quintet, Train, best know for hits "Drops of Jupiter" and "Calling All Angels," went back into the studio to record what many critics are calling their best album yet.

Released last Tuesday, the new album is called "For Me, It's You."

This week, Train visits The Saturday Early Show to perform a set from this new album, their fifth.

Having played for thousands upon thousands of fans since forming in San Francisco in 1994, Train has earned a reputation as one of the nation's hottest live bands. The group's newest album ventures into new territory, offering fans 13 new reasons to celebrate this popular young band.

Train kicks off a North American tour on March 16. The 35-date itinerary starts with a four-night run in the band's native San Francisco.

To learn more about Train, visit the band's web site.

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