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Originally called Blyss, Lifehouse is an alternative rock band formed in Los Angeles, U.S. in 1999. Lifehouse has produced six albums over the past decade and a half, with songs gaining commercial success on both radio and television.

The band, originally comprised of Jason Wade, Sergio Andrade, and Jon Palmer, signed with DreamWorks Records in 2000 under their new name Lifehouse. The debut album “No Name Face” was a re-recorded album from Blyss’s EP “Diff’s Lucky Day” and immediately became a mainstream success. The single “Hanging By A Moment” earned a spot on the Billboard Hot 100 for the year 2001. It was also recognized internationally as the theme song for the 2000 Winter Olympics held in Salt Lake City, Utah, U.S. Lifehouse’s “Everything” was the first of many songs to appear on the soundtrack for television drama Smallville.

Rick Woolstenhumle and Bryce Soderberg joined the band shortly after as drummer and bassist respectively. On 2 March 2005 Lifehouse released their self-titled third album “Lifehouse.” Their sound had evolved from grunge/rock to soft rock and the romantic acoustic tune “You and Me” became one of their hottest releases of the year, maintaining a consecutive 62-week streak on the Billboard Top 100. The song appeared on popular American shows like Grey’s Anatomy.

After touring, Lifehouse delivered album “Who We Are” in 2007. The band has a magic ability to consistently produce catchy, screen-ready hits and has expanded to both the advertising world and film (i.e. “Broken” on the soundtrack of “The Time Traveler’s Wife”). During the years 2008-10 Lifehouse took a break from touring and spent the hiatus in the studio writing 35 songs, culminating in the 2010 release of “Smoke and Mirrors”. By this time, Lifehouse had collaborated with other artists such as Chris Daughtry and rapper Kevin Rudolf in their “half live/half studio” production. This major project was released as a two-disc deluxe album.

We all recognize their songs because the lyrics are always relatable and timeless. Years later, Lifehouse songs are the some of the top downloaded songs on iTunes and most watched music videos online. Their consistency and honesty, great performances, and charisma characterize them as one of the most talented and reliable artists of the century.

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Lifehouse were just sensational!!

I have been a fan of the band and their music since their first album (which in itself is a masterful collection of work)and to see them live was just fantastic and completed a remarkable turn of events.

I was recently on holidays in the US and whilst there I found out that Lifehouse were playing a gig in New York, sadly though I was moving on with my travels just 2 days prior to them arriving in the Big Apple and as they rarely travelled to Australia over the years, I really thought I'd missed my chance.

Astonishingly though, upon my return to Perth, I was by chance looking at upcoming concerts and low and behold who should be touring the world and including not only Australia but my own city as well - Lifehouse!! I just couldn't believe my luck, hence I was straight online to buy a ticket.

I was absolutely impressed with their professionalism, the sound was terrific and although they played a few new songs, it was so refreshing to see a band come and play the hits and the fan favourites. I don't like wholesale changes that some bands make to their best songs and Lifehouse was true to it's fans by not messing about with such and played them like they should and the way we the fans all love.

The concert fulfilled a dream and I just hope I get the opportunity to see them again one day - I do know for sure that I'd be more than happy to travel to do that!

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Lifehouse has to be one of the best bands to see live in concert. Their music and performance is awe-inspiring to say the least.

Their music is so beautiful and Jason Wade's lead vocals are heartbreakingly exquisite. His voice is smooth and emotional – but raw too: it evokes such an emotional response from me and seemingly without fail from the audiences that they perform in front of.

Their song "You and Me" is so touching and so powerful, it really brings a tear to my eyes to hear and see them sing it live. Lifehouse have something about them that makes them so accessible and so lovely.

I always say that their songs are always the perfect romantic "date night" songs because their lyrics are very cute and adorable! I love how loyal their fans are and how everyone in the crowd goes crazy to hear their beloved artist perform. It's quite touching and makes me feel good that there are bands with such a fanbase. I'm loving the way they sing to their audience, capturing their hearts with their lyrics and lovely music. It's altogether wonderful.

Lifehouse has some sweet songs and some really good lyrics and they sound so good live in person I think anyone who goes to see them would be impressed.

A sincere and devoted live act, American rock outfit Lifehouse continue to tour tirelessly for their devoted fan base who in return continue to sell out the band's shows in record numbers. The band has been consistently recording and touring material since their formation in 1999 and despite not achieving commercial success in the UK, their melodic rock has earned them a solid cult-like fan base.

As they take to the stage, the audience greets the trio fondly and are prepared to sing along in mass union to opening track 'All In'. The band sounds slick, clearly the hectic touring schedule has allowed them to really practice and know their material. Older singles such as 'Spin' have been reworked and developed and now sound fresh and new.

After a run of guitar lead rock, the band disappears shortly before lead singer Jason Wade returns with acoustic guitar to perform the remainder of the gig near to acapella. The sparse stage setup allow the vocals to command attention and sincere renditions of 'Hanging By A Moment' and 'Everything' keeps the audience engaged. The applause the band receives as they leave is clear indication they are always welcome in the UK.

I've seen Lifehouse in concert three times now and I'm never disappointed. I've been lucky to see them each time in a smallish venue where the acoustics are awesome and it feels like a personalized performance. Their energy is so infectious and they engage with the audience to get everyone energized and pumped up. I spent half of the performance on my feet with everyone else in the venue singing and swaying along with Jason and the band. Jason jumped off stage several times and went around high fiving and shaking hands with audience members which was so awesome to see, even if I didn't personally get to high five him. The band finished their set but at the cheers of the audience they came back out to perform three more songs which meant they performed for a full hour and a half. They performed not only their popular songs, but also older and newer songs. Absolutely love seeing them perform and anytime I can see them I will continue to do so!

Great night. Band seemed well rested, energized, and put on a great show. Song list was awesome, good mix of old and new, with a U2 Cover thrown in (Pride), which Bryce (Bassist) sang lead did a great job with!

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Lifehouse were AWESOME. Played tracks from new album but also many older tracks. Their music live was unbelievably good (many bands don't sound as good) & they got a great atmosphere going.

Raglans were on first & also rocked. Amazing songs, tight rythmns & gave it their all.

Great venue. If you like good Indie rock these are the bands for you

We saw Lifehouse and Switchfoot in Dallas at Southside Ballroom and at House of Blues Houston. Two great shows at nice clean friendly venues. Switchfoot was a surprise bonus for us, as we became fans, amazing artist and guys. Lifehouse as always was wondeful, great musicians and showmen, loved every moment of both shows. Lifehouse fans for Life!

What an amazing concert. The sound was superb and Lifehouse sound exactly the same live as they do in all their CDs. They played a really nice range of songs from their earliest stuff to their latest. A really good amount of songs too. Wouldn't have had them change a thing. Highly recommended band to go see.

Awesome. Finally seeing them after 20 years of trying to catch their show. All the old hits were played in an intimate live music venue. Great sound and stage lighting. Glad they kept it to simple old school rock with all their radio and fan hits. They even sand my fav song Everything.

The concert was absolutely amazing!!! Great vocals and awesome line-up. Can't wait for, and would love for them to do their own Australian tour soon and not just be the supporting act.

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Lifehouse singer Jason Wade: "I feel like we're starting all over again"

By Lauren Moraski

February 18, 2015 / 12:59 PM EST / CBS News

The members of Lifehouse feel like they're starting all over again.

After taking a few years off, the Los Angeles-based band is readying a new album, on a new label.

Called "Out of the Wasteland," the upcoming set will be released May 19 on Ironworks Records. It marks the band's first effort since 2012's "Almería."

"I feel like we've come around full circle," frontman Jason Wade told CBS News. "I feel like we're starting all over again -- like we found those kids in the garage who are excited to play music again."

Wade says the music came pretty quickly and easily this time around.

"When I came up with the songs 'Hurricane' and 'Flight' it just really reminded me of quintessential-sounding Lifehouse tracks from a long time ago. And I called the guys up and played them the songs and we finished the record. We're excited to get back out there," he said.

Fans already received a taste of what's to come with the release of the single, "Hurricane."

Wade says it's a song about "resiliency and "refusing to give up on somebody that you love when you're going through a difficult time."

The video reflects that that, too.

"The band is in a jail cell, which is kind of a metaphor of going through a tough time. We're narrating this turbulent relationship between this guy and a girl," said the 34-year-old singer.

Wade says the song is reminiscent of "Hanging By a Moment," which became the top radio hit of 2001. He wrote the song on piano first, but as soon as he put some guitars on it, the song reminded him of early Lifehouse material.

"It really took kind of a left turn," he said. "I was writing some Americana stuff at that time, and that really brought me around full circle."

Wade says the last album was a big departure for the band, so it feels good to be returning to the Lifehouse roots of it all with "Out of the Wasteland."

"The title represents a new era for the band, leaving [record label] Interscope and adopting this sort of do-it-yourself mentality. It's a new era," said Wade.

Lifehouse rose to fame pretty quickly after the release of its 2000 debut, "No Name Face." Wade says he remembers how the touring venues changed after "Hanging By a Moment" hit big.

"We were on the Pearl Jam tour. We called it the 'porta potty' tour because we were basically playing on a side-stage for people getting a beer, going to the bathroom and then coming back to their seats," Wade said laughing. "That was our first tour. Then 'Hanging By a Moment' hit and all of a sudden we're opening up for Matchbox Twenty in these arenas. It was really surreal. We didn't expect it. We were just trying to stay present as these moments were happening to us."

When "Out of Wasteland" comes out this spring, Lifehouse will have seven albums full of music to pick from for concert set-lists. It's quite different from those "Pearl Jam porta potty" days.

"In the early days you had the 12 songs and you throw in a couple of covers. I remember in the early years it got kind of frustrating to only have 12 songs to pull from. We have the advantage now of having all these different records to pull from and [we can] change the set-up every night," he said.

One of band's staples is the 2005 single "You and Me," which was not only a hit single, but has since become a popular wedding song.

"It's really strange. When you write a song you never really think about having an extended wedding version," he said. "I realize that we struck a chord with some people. I've actually sung it as friends' weddings, too. It's interesting how that became kind of the wedding song."

Wade doesn't see to mind how people use or listen to Lifehouse's music -- so long as they are.

"I feel like we've never really fit in at all. I feel like people try to put us in different genres but we've always just wanted to play good music," he said.

Especially when it feels like starting all over again.

Lauren Moraski is managing editor of entertainment at CBSNews.com

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