Simple Plan
Simple Plan is a Canadian pop punk band consisting of Pierre, Chuck, David, Sebastien and Jeff. The band first formed as "Reset" in the late 90s by high-school friends Pierre and Chuck at the age of thirteen. "Reset" released their first record called "No Worries" and toured with some bands like Blink 182, MxPx, Face to Face, and Ten Foot Pole. Chuck, whose first job was a writer in a music magazine, he was the first who left the band after being uncomfortable with the music they played. A short time later separated Reset.Two years later, Chuck reunited with Sebastien and Jeff and decided to start making music again. They unexpectedly met Pierre, who was a cook in a barbecue chicken restaurant, at Sugar Ray's concert in late 1999, who later rejoined the new band. They then asked another Reset's personnel, David, to join the new band, Simple Plan. In 2002, Simple Plan headed into the studio to make a record. Their debut album, "No Pads, No Helmets...Just Balls" was released in 2002.
Simple Plan tried their luck to sing movie Soundtrack "Happy Together" which is used for the OST of "Freaky Friday." The band later appeared on both the "Scooby-Doo" and the "Scooby-Doo 2" Soundtracks. But Simple Plan big screen debut was in the movie "New York Minute".
Apparently, Simple Plan is not good in music only, but in clothing Business also. Simple Plan's Chuck, Pierre, and their friend Patrick formed a clothing line called "Role Model Clothing". Meanwhile, Patrick and Sebastien have their own Radiosendung called "Man of the Hour".
In 2004, their second album "Still Not Getting Any..." was released. One of the album's Singles namely "Welcome to My Life" soon became their another successful hit. To 12. February 2008 appeared their now third Studioalbum with the name "Simple Plan". In April the Germany route took place, with which concerts in Hamburg, Cologne, Munich and Berlin were played. To June took place the for the time being only concert of the European route in Austria. As support volume played Kids in Glass Houses and Zebrahead.
