Yes.
Charlie Scene
J3T
J-Dog
Deuce
Shady Jeff
Funny Man
Da Kurlzz
Hollywood Undead hail (unsurprisingly) from the streets of Hollywood, CA, mixing brash hip-hop, rock, and minor metalcore touches with cocky posturing and thug attitudes. Owing much of its popularity and exposure to the social networking monster MySpace, the group -- whose members usually wear masks in public -- started as the musical project of J-Dog and Tha Producer in June 2005. They uploaded some new music to their profile and very quickly started amassing song plays and online friends with tracks about drinking, sex, and emo kids. The gang, as the guys liked to refer to themselves, also grew to include seven members: J-Dog and Tha Producer alongside Charlie Scene, Johnny 3 Tears (formerly called the Server), Funny Man, Shady Jeff, and Da Kurlzz. Shady Jeff, however, made his exit after only a few months. As the band's online profile steadily increased, MySpace head honcho Tom Anderson wasn't immune and wound up featuring Hollywood Undead's song "No. 5" on MySpace's first compilation album, in addition to giving them the distinction of being the first act signed to the site's new record label (distributed by Interscope) in 2005. Swan Songs finally appeared in 2008. A year later, Octone Records released an album of B-sides, live tracks, covers titled Desperate Measures. In 2010, vocalist Aron Deuce Erlichman was pushed out of the group, to be replaced by Daniel "Danny" Murillo, a former contestant on American Idol and lead singer of Lorene Drive. After shows with Avenged Sevenfold on the Nightmare After Christmas Tour, Hollywood Undead released their sophomore album American Tragedy in March of 2011.
Rosanne Cash in 1981
The Current Members of Hollywood Undead are:Jordon Terrell "Charlie Scene"George Ragan "Johnny 3 Tears"Matt St Claire "Da Kurlzz"Jorel Decker "J-Dogg"Dylan Alvarez "Funnyman"Daniel Murillo "Danny"Daren Pfeifer "Buscuitz" (Touring Member)The Former Members of Hollywood Undead are:Aron Erlichman "Deuce"Jeff Peters "Shady Jeff"
There are at least seven bands by that name.
BTS V is a Korean band of seven members. V stands for Victory. V is the stage name of Kim Taehyung.
American badass by kid rock
Hollywood Undead hail (unsurprisingly) from the streets of Hollywood, CA, mixing brash hip-hop, rock, and minor metalcore touches with cocky posturing and thug attitudes. Owing much of its popularity and exposure to the social networking monster MySpace, the group -- whose members usually wear masks in public -- started as the musical project of J-Dog and Tha Producer in June 2005. They uploaded some new music to their profile and very quickly started amassing song plays and online friends with tracks about drinking, sex, and emo kids. The gang, as the guys liked to refer to themselves, also grew to include seven members: J-Dog and Tha Producer alongside Charlie Scene, Johnny 3 Tears (formerly called the Server), Funny Man, Shady Jeff, and Da Kurlzz. Shady Jeff, however, made his exit after only a few months. As the band's online profile steadily increased, MySpace head honcho Tom Anderson wasn't immune and wound up featuring Hollywood Undead's song "No. 5" on MySpace's first compilation album, in addition to giving them the distinction of being the first act signed to the site's new record label (distributed by Interscope) in 2005. Swan Songs finally appeared in 2008. A year later, Octone Records released an album of B-sides, live tracks, covers titled Desperate Measures. In 2010, vocalist Aron Deuce Erlichman was pushed out of the group, to be replaced by Daniel "Danny" Murillo, a former contestant on American Idol and lead singer of Lorene Drive. After shows with Avenged Sevenfold on the Nightmare After Christmas Tour, Hollywood Undead released their sophomore album American Tragedy in March of 2011.
Seven.
Yes, the Gosselins originally thought they were pregnant with seven babies. But one failed to develop.
The Seven Lively Arts - 1957 Hollywood Around the World was released on: USA: 29 December 1957
seven million members
Nine Lives is the official solo debut studio album by former Hollywood Undead frontman Deuce. The album is expected to be released on March 27, 2012 through 10th Street Entertainment, Eleven Seven Music, and Five Seven Music. The album uses both original songs and demo songs recorded following Deuce's departure from Hollywood Undead in 2010. The album's first single, "Let's Get It Crackin'", which features Jeffree Star, was released on November 28, 2011, with an accompanying music video. The second single, "America", will also be released in 2011. The third single, "Nobody Likes Me", features Ronnie Radke of Falling in Reverse and will be released in 2012 before the album's release date.
Hollywood Opening Night - 1951 The Invited Seven 2-22 was released on: USA: 2 March 1953
That would be "dwarves."
Rosanne Cash in 1981
seven
Seven.