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Breaking Point's debut album, ''[[Coming of Age (Breaking Point album)|Coming of Age]]'', was released in 2001, with a follow-up, ''Beautiful Disorder'', released in 2005. |
Breaking Point's debut album, ''[[Coming of Age (Breaking Point album)|Coming of Age]]'', was released in 2001, with a follow-up, ''Beautiful Disorder'', released in 2005. |
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In 2009, Breaking Point passed on their name to a Miami band consisting of musicians Amanda Mallo, Patricia Dorta, and Erynn Chapman. |
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== Former band members == |
== Former band members == |
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Breaking Point | |
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| Also known as | Broken (1999–2001) |
| Origin | Memphis, Tennessee, U.S. |
| Genres | Post-grunge,[1] rock[2] |
| Years active | 1999, 2000–2007, 2009, 2011 |
| Labels | Wind-Up |
| Past members | David Cowell Aaron "Zeke" Dauner Brett Erickson Greg Edmondson Jody Abbott Justin Rimer |
Breaking Point was an American rock band from Memphis, Tennessee,[2] formed in 1999.
History
Breaking Point's debut album, Coming of Age, was released in 2001, with a follow-up, Beautiful Disorder, released in 2005.
In 2009, Breaking Point passed on their name to a Miami band consisting of musicians Amanda Mallo, Patricia Dorta, and Erynn Chapman.
Former band members
- Jody Abbott (died 2022) – drums
- Justin Rimer – lead guitar
- Brett Erickson – vocals, lead/rhythm guitar
- Greg Edmondson – bass guitar
- Aaron "Zeke" Dauner – drums
- David Cowell – guitar
Discography
Studio albums
- Coming of Age (2001, Wind-up)
- Beautiful Disorder (2005, Wind-up)
Singles
- "Coming of Age" (2001, Wind-up)
- "Brother" (2001, Wind-up)
- "One of a Kind" (2002, Wind-up) No. 38 Mainstream Rock Tracks[3]
- "Show Me a Sign" (2005, Wind-up) No. 25 Mainstream Rock Tracks[3]
- "All Messed Up" (2005, Wind-up) No. 26 Hot Adult Top 40 Tracks[3][4]
- "Promise Keeper" (2005, Wind-up)
References
- ^ "Beautiful Disorder – Breaking Point". Allmusic.
- ^ a b "Breaking Point | Biography & History". AllMusic. Retrieved March 19, 2020.
- ^ a b c Billboard Singles for Breaking Point at AllMusic
- ^ "Chart History for Breaking Point". Billboard.
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