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Kweller performing at the 2006 Background information Birth name Benjamin Lev Kweller Also known as Ben Kweller BK Born ( 1981-06-16) June 16, 1981 (age 37) San Francisco, California Origin, Texas Genres, Occupation(s) Singer-songwriter, Recording Artist, Record Producer Instruments, guitar, bass, piano, harmonica, drums Years active 1993–present Labels, Practice Amp, Noise Company, (Canada) Associated acts, Website Benjamin Lev 'Ben' Kweller (born June 16, 1981) is an American singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. A former member of, Kweller has released five solo albums and appeared on several collaborations. Contents. Early life Ben Kweller was born in San Francisco in 1981.
In 1982, his family relocated to, where his father, Howard Kweller, became the town's first doctor. In 1986, the Kwellers moved to the larger Texas town of. Kweller was exposed to music at a very early age. Howard taught Ben how to play the drums when he was seven years old. For the next year, they would play together almost every night after Howard got home from work. Howard sang and played guitar while Ben played the drums. The duo played songs by, and other artists of the 1960s.
Howard is also a longtime friend of, a neighbor of his. Kweller has mentioned in interviews that meeting Lofgren greatly helped his exposure to music. When Kweller turned eight, someone showed him how to play on the piano and the youngster immediately began to create his own songs using the same chords. By the time he was nine, he had a dozen original compositions under his belt and entered a songwriting contest sponsored by, where he won an honorable mention. Adult years Kweller married his girlfriend, Liz Smith (the subject of the song 'Lizzy') and they have two sons, named Dorian Zev Kweller, born in May 2006, and Judah Evan Kweller, born April 3, 2010. At the time of Dorian's birth they lived in New York City, but they later moved back to Kweller's home state of Texas and currently reside in Austin.
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Ben's middle name, Lev, means 'Heart' in Hebrew and his son's middle name, Zev, means 'Wolf'. Ben has said in interviews, 'Together we're Heart of the Wolf.' Radish (1993–1999) In 1993, Kweller became friends with a local musician, drummer John Kent, and formed the band with bassist Ryan Green. The trio played locally in and around and recorded two independent releases, Hello (1994) and Dizzy (1995), with Martin Baird at Verge Music Works recording studio in Dallas, Texas. Around the time of the release of Dizzy, Green left Radish to focus his attention on school.
Lorin Hamilton stood in for Green for a few months until Bryan Bradford, also known as Bryan Blur, joined on for most of the band's career. Kweller sent a copy of Dizzy to guitarist who grew up with Kweller's father in Maryland.
Lofgren was impressed with Radish and recommended them to who was producing Lofgren's album Damaged Goods at the time. Greenawalt took Radish to a studio to record a demo tape which was subsequently sent to record labels nationwide.
After an unexpected bidding war for Dizzy, Radish signed to to release the full-length Restraining Bolt. Radish made appearances on, and, but despite a much-hyped signing, the band failed to strike success. Radish earned a cult following in the United Kingdom with its top-40 hit 'Little Pink Stars'. The band went on multiple European tours, including opening slots for and Main Stage at in 1997. Radish released two singles. In 1998, Radish became a quartet; it featured Joe Butcher of the and UFOFU on lead guitar and Debbie Williams on bass.
Radish went to Studio in to record the follow-up to Restraining Bolt, provisionally titled Discount Fireworks. The band recorded with producer (, ). While mastering Discount Fireworks in, Kweller and Kent met bassist Josh Lattanzi, who would become Radish's fifth and final bass player.
As a result of 's merger with, the 18-song album was never released and Radish secured a release from their contract with Mercury Records. Solo career At age 19, Kweller moved with his girlfriend, Liz Smith, to New York, where he began his solo career.
He played acoustic shows and self-released four, comprising some of the unreleased Radish Discount Fireworks recordings and other songs recorded in his apartment on a laptop computer. It was one of these EPs, that caught the attention of of. Dando invited Kweller on tour with him., and also noticed Kweller and took him on tour with them.
EP Phone Home and Sha Sha (2002) In 2001, Ben Kweller became ' first worldwide signing and released a 5-track entitled EP Phone Home. In March 2002, Kweller's first solo studio LP, was released. Sha Sha included the radio-friendly and popular single 'Wasted & Ready', which reached #29 on the Modern Rock Tracks chart. The album featured John Kent on drums and Josh Lattanzi on bass, and showcased a wide variety of sound from quirky pop, to, to. The album grew in popularity with a grassroots effort based on his website and a promotion group called teamBK, which promoted via word-of-mouth advertising. To support the release of the album and EP, he put together a live band, initially composed of Lattanzi on bass, Fred Eltringham on drums, and Mike Stroud on guitar and keyboards.
Towards the end of the Sha Sha album cycle, the four-piece performed on 's. Kweller performing at The Bens (2003) In 2003, Kweller toured Australia with and as.
The trio produced an eponymous four-song EP, with each member taking lead vocals on one song, and a final song in which they all contributed vocals. In an interview on October 14, 2006, Ben hinted that The Bens may do another album. Guster collaboration (2003) Late in 2003, Kweller provided lead vocals on the song 'I Hope Tomorrow is Like Today' from Guster's album.
Kweller and Guster co-wrote the song after a late night jam at Guster's studio. The song is prominently featured in the movie. On My Way (2004) , Kweller's second LP, took a new direction. The album, produced by, was recorded 'live' – there were limited overdubs and no use of headphones. After the release of On My Way, Kweller embarked on more touring. On these tours, Kweller played for his largest audiences ever, including a US tour co-headlining with. By this point, the lineup of his live band had changed to include John Kent on drums and on guitar and keyboards, after Mike Stroud left to concentrate on his own band and Fred Eltringham left to play drums in.
Ben Kweller (2006) In 2006, he recorded his third LP, with producer. Unlike the previous studio albums, Kweller played all the on this record himself. Kweller continued to tour to support his self-titled album, and expanded his band into a five piece, which grew to include Dan Horne on bass, Mark Stepro on drums, Jay Barclay on guitar and organ, and Jason Roberts on lead guitar. Kweller continued to play guitar and piano on this tour, but it also gave him the opportunity to just sing on certain songs.
The Montreal group, and New York based, opened for Kweller. His tie-in 'Trio on the Train Track Tour' included a new live band comprising on bass, vocals & keyboard and Mark Stepro on drums, vocals, percussion & 'whatever else he feels like' during appearances in the United States. During the Australian leg of the tour, the band was composed of Jay Barclay on guitar, keyboard & vocals, Dan Horne on bass & vocals, and Mark Stepro continuing his previous roles. Changing Horses (2009) is Ben Kweller's fourth studio album, which was expected for release in September 2008 but was pushed to February 2, 2009, in Europe and February 3, 2009, in the United States through. Kweller has described the new album as being more in style than his previous releases. The album features his rhythm section Chris Morrissey (bass) and Mark Stepro (drums).
It also debuts the talents of Ben Kitterman, who played. On November 23, 2008, the full album was leaked to the Internet. In a statement, said the leak was not the final version of the album. The song 'Hurtin' You' debuted on, and the whole album was made available to stream exclusively on. In April 2009, Ben Kweller appeared at Australian festivals such as,. Go Fly a Kite (2012) Kweller's fifth studio album, entitled, was his first release produced solely by his own record label,. In earlier interviews, Kweller had stated that it would be released as early as March or April 2011.
However, a conversation with the manager of revealed that it was now set to come out either late January or early February 2012. The delay in release is a result of Kweller's parting ways with his former record label,. This was confirmed by Kweller himself while onstage at Stubbs in Austin, Texas, on April 16, 2011. More recently, Kweller posted on his Twitter account that 'Kite's' released date will be February 12, 2012. This was followed by a tweet saying that it will be available for pre-order in October. Kweller's album was released a few days earlier than expected on iTunes on February 7, 2012. Upcoming On June 23, 2018, Kweller announced via his page that he would be releasing a new album in 2019.
Austin City Limits performances Kweller played the 2003 Austin City Limits Music Festival at the conclusion of his tour, where he played Sha Sha in its entirety. He returned to the Austin City Limits Music Festival in 2004 when he performed on the Bank of America stage. As part of his 2006 tour, Kweller played the, where he was plagued by a severe nosebleed for the entirety of his set. After covering his guitar in blood, he attempted to stop the flow by inserting a travel-size tampon thrown onto the stage by a fan, which expanded painfully during a performance of 'This Is War'. After attempting to play 'Falling' at a piano which he also covered in blood, Kweller was forced to end the set early. In spring of 2007, Kweller co-headlined with his label-mates.
He continued through the summer with his own string of headlining dates which eventually ended at ACL fest. This time, he did not get a bloody nose; however, commemorative T-shirts were sold at the merchandise booth with fake blood stains that said 'ACL 2007: The return of Ben Kweller'. Immediately following his performance at ACL, Kweller began recording his fourth full-length LP, Changing Horses in Austin, Texas on September 21, 2007. Film debut Kweller made his acting debut in 's; filming began in April 2013. Discography Albums., ver.1, 2000 (Homemade. Songs from the unreleased Radish album Discount Fireworx.
Scarce quantities known)., ver. 1, 2001 (Homemade. Black & white artwork. Scarce quantities known.)., ver. 2, 2001 (Professional packaging with shrink-wrap, color artwork. Roughly 1,500 known copies)., ver. 2, 2002., 2004 #83 US., 2006 #117 US., 2009 #92 US., 2012 #124 US EPs.
Melange, 1999 (Homemade. Very scarce quantities in circulation). Bromeo, 2000 (Homemade. Very scarce quantities in circulation)., 2001 (Limited Edition 2,000). BK, 2001 (UK version of EP Phone Home. Different songs. Retrieved July 1, 2012.
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Independent Music Awards, June 11, 2013. Retrieved on September 4, 2013. 15-year-old Kweller is profiled in the April 7, 1997 issue of The New Yorker. Kweller is profiled in chapter 4 of Nobrow, John Seabrook's 2000 study of pop culture, published by Vintage Books External links.
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