VALENCIA (BAND)


'Valencia' is an Alternative Pop-Punk band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Contents
Biography
Band Members
Discography
Other Projects
Trivia
Notes
External links

Biography


Valencia met by playing local shows together around the tri-state area in separate bands. George and JD grew up together; attending elementary school, high school, and their first year of college. They joined a band in 2001 called The Capgun Heroes with Brendan and former member Sean Mundy. Shane sang in the band Attracted to Miss and Max played drums in The Emphasis. In 2004 the group decided to come together and form what is known today as Valencia. The name comes from Valencia, Spain because it is known for its progress and evolution; Valencia felt the same way about their music at the time of formation, so they decided the name was a good fit. In 2005 Valencia signed to I Surrender Records and released their first album, This Could Be A Possibility, in October 2005, which was re-released in September 2006. Valencia has stated at concerts that they plan to release another album in the spring or summer of next year.

Band Members



★ Shane Henderson - Vocals

★ JD Perry - Guitar

★ Maxim Soria - Drums

★ George Ciukurescu - Bass

★ Brendan Walter - Guitar

Discography


Title Release Date Label Notes
''This Could Be A Possibility'' October 25, 2005 I Surrender Records Reissued September 19, 2006

Other Projects



★ Shane Henderson is also a member of the semi-active band Attracted to Miss.

★ Shane has a solo project named Promise of Redemption, which is also signed in I Surrender Records. The first album, ''Lights That Flicker Will Surely Fade'', was released in 2005. A new record, ''When the Flowers Bloom'', has been revealed as planning to come out in the near future.

Trivia



★ In May of 2006 the band stopped touring for a few months due to the death of Shane Henderson's girlfriend in a tragic accident.

★ Brendan Walter was one of 32 sued by the RIAA in its first round file-sharing suits.[1]

★ JD Perry gave up a full soccer scholarship to begin touring full time.

★ In July of 2006 Valencia traveled to Japan to play the Fuji Rock Festival.

★ George Ciukurescu's family owns and operates Asian World of Martial Arts

Notes


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External links



Valencia official website

Valencia on MySpace.com

Valencia on Purevolume

Valencia's I Surrender Page

Valencia's Last.fm

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