LMNT
LMNT (pronounced as a play on the word "element") was an American-based boy band formed in 2000. The group's name was selected by the band's original line-up from contest entries solicited by "Teen People" magazine. History. Three of LMNT's five members first met as potential candidates for ABC's 2000 reality television series Making The Band. Thousands of young men auditioned for what would eventually become the boy band O-Town. Hawaii native Ikaika Kahoano was originally selected as one of the five winners but an undisclosed dispute caused him to back out of  the line-up. Matthew Morrison of TV show "Glee" is also credited as being part of LMNT, according to Elle Magazine. Joined by fellow runners-up baritone Bryan Chan and Mike Miller, the bass vocalist, the three decided to form their own group. LMNT was the headline Pop act at the Linda Creed Breast Cancer Foundation Benefit Concert held in South Jersey in the spring of 2002. The group performed a live A Capella rendition of "Papa Was A Rolling Stone" in tribute to honored guest Motown legend Richard Street formerly of The Temptations. The same year LMNT and Richard  Street were featured on the cover of the debut issue of the entertainment quarterly "R&B Showcase Magazine." In the summer of 2002, LMNT toured the United States as part of the Pop 'Til You Drop! Tour, a 30-date tour headlined by A*Teens with other supporting acts, including Baha Men and Play. LMNT also performed in front of crowds in support of the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation, 2002 A Time for Heroes Carnival, in Los Angeles, California. They are also well known for re-recording their own version of "A Whole New World" from Disney's "Aladdin", for the  DisneyMania 2 CD, and "Open Your Eyes (To Love)", for "The Lizzie McGuire Movie" soundtrack. In 2002, the band performed at various U.S. high schools as part of a Clear Channel Communications contest, including Immaculata High School in Marrero, LA. Their song "Juliet" also made it into the "Lizzie McGuire" episode "Lizzie in the Middle" where she falls in love with TV star Frankie Muniz. The members last performed in a music video for their song, "It's Just You", for the "Kim Possible" soundtrack. The group only consisted of Mike Miller, Bryan Chan, and Jonas Persch at this time . In 2003, the group disbanded, but some different members went on to pursue different avenues.