The Rembrandts

The Rembrandts, an American pop rock duo, gained widespread recognition in the 1990s for their infectious hit song "I'll Be There for You," which served as the theme song for the popular television sitcom Friends. Formed in 1989, the band consists of multi-instrumentalist Danny Wilde and songwriter and guitarist Phil Solem. Prior to their breakthrough, both members had been involved in various musical projects. The Rembrandts released their self-titled debut album in 1990, which received moderate success. However, it was their third studio album, "LP," featuring "I'll Be There for You," that propelled them to stardom. The song topped charts around the world and became an iconic anthem for the Friends series. Despite the immense success of the single, the band struggled to replicate its popularity, leading to a decline in their mainstream fame. Nonetheless, The Rembrandts continued to release albums and perform, amassing a loyal fan base. Their music is characterized by catchy melodies, tight harmonies, and a blend of pop and rock elements. The band's contribution to the Friends phenomenon remains a significant chapter in their history, solidifying their place in pop culture.