Train

Train is an American rock, pop, pop rock, and roots rock band formed in 1994, in San Fransico, California, United States, by Pat Monahan, (lead vocals, percussion, and drums, the latter of which being only briefly in 1994), Rob Hotchkiss, (rhythm guitar and backing vocals), Jimmy Stafford, (lead guitar, rhythm guitar, and backing vocals), Charlie Colin, (bass guitar), and Scott Underwood, (drums, percussion, and keyboards). Today, Patt Monahan is the only remaining member of the band, the others being Jerry Becker, (keyboards, rhythm guitar, and backing vocals), Hector Maldonado, (bass guitar and backing vocals), Nikita Houston, (backing vocals), Sakai Smith, (backing vocals), Luis Maldonado, (lead guitar), and Matt Musty, (drums and percussion). 
== History ==
Since their inception in 1994, they've released a total of thirteen studio albums, including Train, (1998), Drops of Jupiter, (2001), My Private Nation, (2003), For Me, It's You, (2006), Save Me, San Fransisco, (2009), California 37, (2012), Bulletproof Picasso, (2014), Christmas in Tahoe, (2015), Train Does Led Zepplein II, (2016), and A Girl, a Bottle, a Boat, (2017), two live albums, which included Alive at Last, (2004), iTunes Sessions, (2010), one compilation album, Greatest Hits, (2018), one video album, which includes Midnight Moon, (2001), and four extended plays, which was Live from Fantasy Studios, (1998), One and a Half, (1999), Live in Atlanta, (2003), and Give to Me, (2005). 
Train is probably best known for the singles Hey Soul Sister, Drops of Jupiter, Drive By, Calling All Angels, and Ordinary, the latter of which being featured on the soundtrack of the Sam Raimi movie Spider-Man 2, from 2004.
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