Yellowcard

Yellowcard was an American rock band formed in 1997 in Jacksonville, Florida. Initially known for their punk-influenced sound, the band gained significant popularity in the early 2000s with their distinctive blend of pop punk and violin-infused rock music. Yellowcard's breakthrough came in 2003 with the release of their fourth studio album, "Ocean Avenue," which achieved chart success and contained their most well-known hit single of the same name. The violin, played by Sean Mackin, became a signature element in their sound and set them apart from their peers. Over the years, they released several more albums, including "Lights and Sounds" in 2006 and "Southern Air" in 2012. While the band experienced minor lineup changes throughout their existence, their core members consisted of Ryan Key (lead vocals), Sean Mackin (violin and vocals), Ryan Mendez (guitar), and Sean O'Donnell (bass guitar). After a successful career that included numerous tours and a dedicated fanbase, Yellowcard announced their disbandment in 2016, with their final album "Yellowcard" being released that same year. The band's unique fusion of genres and impactful music continues to resonate with fans, marking their enduring legacy in the musical landscape.