• • • Loneliest Place on Earth Associated acts The Premier Website Members Matt Brasch Dan 'Soupy' Campbell Casey Cavaliere Mike Kennedy Josh Martin Nick Steinborn Past members Mikey Kelly The Wonder Years is an American band from that formed in July 2005. One Shot 90 Vol 1. Since their conception, they have released five full-length albums, two EPs, and several splits/compilations. The group is currently signed to Hopeless Records.

Split with Bangarang: 3:24: 11. 'Let's Moshercise!!!' (split version) split with Bangarang: 2:33: 12. 'Through Two Hearts' split with Bangarang: 5:07: 13. 'Cheap Shots, Youth Anthems' (Kid Dynamite cover) Carry the Torch: A Tribute to Kid Dynamite (2009) 2:01: 14. 'Zip Lock' (Lit cover) Under the Influence Vol. 13 (2009) (split with Fallen from the Sky) 3:22: 15. The split between Bangarang and the Wonder Years is no exception at all. Both bands are very similar in that they have a firm grasp on what it means to write a catchy pop-punk song. Bangarang's 'We Dress to Impress' kicks the split off with an infectious blast of melody and mid-tempo riffs, and before long the dual-layered vocals are having somewhat of a harmonic battle over the foot-tapping beat, and then it happens.

Their name originates from a paper that lead vocalist, Dan 'Soupy' Campbell, read that was written by one of his after-school educators titled 'The Wonder Years.' Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • History [ ] Formation, the early years (2005–06) [ ] The Wonder Years were born in 2005 out of the remnants of an old Lansdale, PA band called The Premier. The Premier consisted of Dan 'Soupy' Campbell, Matt Brasch, Nick Steinborn, Matt Hittinger, Dave and CJ Morgan. Dave, CJ, and Matt Hittinger didn't join The Wonder Years. Idm 7.01 Full Crack here. Their first practice was in Mike Kennedy's basement on July 5, 2005.

On that day they wrote their first song, 'Buzz Aldrin: The Poster Boy for Second Place'. In their first two years, two relatively unknown split EPs with other local bands were released. Their first (with Emergency and I) was released in 2005, featuring three songs. Installing A Flush Header Beam. Two of those were later re-recorded on their first full-length album. ('I Fell in Love with a Ninja Master' and 'Buzz Aldrin: The Poster Boy for Second Place'). The other song on the split was 'Cowboy Killers'.

The Wonder Years quickly followed their first split EP with another, this time with the band Bangarang! This second release also featured two songs that would be re-recorded for. ('My Geraldine Lies Over the Delaware' and 'Let's Moshercise!' The other two songs were 'I Ain't Sayin' He a Gold Digga (Sike!)' and 'Through Two Hearts'.

Get Stoked on It! And Won't Be Pathetic Forever EP (2007–09) [ ].

The Wonder Years Performing live in 2009 The Wonder Years signed to No Sleep Records in 2007. After completing their first tour of the United Kingdom with Never So True, The Wonder Years recorded their first full-length studio album,. Get Stoked on It! Was released on October 30, 2007 and caused the band's then-small fan base to grow significantly. In the spring of 2008, The Wonder Years released an EP titled Won't Be Pathetic Forever. In 2009, The Wonder Years' released a split EP titled Distances with UK pop punk band All or Nothing.