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Weddings Parties Anything, often known as WPA and Weddoes, is an Australian folk rock band formed by Mick Thomas in Melbourne in 1985 and continuing until 1998. Their name came from a Clash song ("Revolution Rock") and musicologist Billy Pinnell described their first album as the best Australian rock debut since Skyhooks' Living in the '70s. WPA initially gained a reputation as a hot new band through their constant touring in their early days, however they never really became a commercial success. They did however, form a fanatical supporter base, known as the "Wedheads" that continued to sustain the band...

Anything But Joey was a pop/rock band from the Kansas City area that released one album, "Come Out Fighting," and one EP, "Necessary, But Not Cool." They have since broken up, and formed new bands such as The Famed and Stuck On Broadway. .

Alternative rock band Anything After formed in Los Angeles, CA in 2004 by twin brothers Brian and Bradley Dale. Writing, recording and touring. Influences vary from song to song. 80's alternative, Post-Punk, 60's, Noise Pop, Shoegaze and 90's rock. Their debut full-length album, "There's Something Warm" was released in 2007 and has been on internet radio, podcast, college radio, and live radio in Germany, England, France, Philippines, Canada, Argentina, Mexico and the United States. Their second full-length album, "Another Way Of Saying" was released in 2011 and is available free to download for a limited time. Check out there Facebook...

Say Anything is an alternative rock band formed in Los Angeles, California, United States in 2001. The band has seen several lineup changes, with founder Max Bemis (lead vocals, guitar) as the only constant member. He is currently joined by his brother-in-law Garron DuPree (bass), Parker Case (keyboards, guitar) and Reed Murray (drums). The band has released seven albums in their career: "Baseball" (2001), "...Is a Real Boy" (2004), "In Defense of the Genre" (2007), "Say Anything" (2009), "Anarchy, My Dear" (2012), "Hebrews" (2014) and "I Don't Think It Is" (2016). Say Anything, then called Sayanything, began their career when...