Some Nights - Album
Some Nights (Album) by Fun.
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Fun. Is An American Alternative Pop-Rock Band Which Formed In New York City In 2008. In February 2015 The Band Announced That They Were Not Splitting Up But Taking Some Time Off To Pursue Other Projects. The Band Consists Of Nate Ruess Vocals Andrew Dost Keyboard Bass And Jack Antonoff Guitar Trumpet . Ruess Is A Former Member Of The Format Andrew Dost Is A Former Member Of Anathallo And Jack Antonoff Is A Member Of Steel Train. The Band Also Includes Touring Members Nate Harold Bass Emily Moore Keyboards Guitar And Will Noon Drums . The Band Released Albums Aim And Ignite In 2009 And Some Nights In 2012. Their Single We Are Young Featuring Janelle Monáe Peaked At #1 On The Billboard Hot 100 And #2 On The Billboard Alternative Songs Chart. On September 14 2010 Fun. Released A Deluxe Version Of "Aim & Ignite" In Both Canada And America Which Included The Original 12 Tracks As Well As Two Remixes By R.A.C Music Videos And A Newly Recorded Song Called Stitch Me Up. Songfacts Reports That Their Song We Are Young Was Featured On The TV Show Glee During Its December 6 2011 Episode "Hold On To Sixteen". It Was Performed After The End Of Sectionals In The Auditorium Of McKinley High. The Version By The Glee Cast Debuted At #12 On The Hot 100 On The Following Week Spurring Fun.'s Original To Enter The Same Chart At #53. In February 2015 The Band Announced That They Were Not Splitting Up But Taking Some Time Off To Pursue Other Projects.
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Fun. Is An American Alternative Pop-Rock Band Which Formed In New York City In 2008. In February 2015 The Band Announced That They Were Not Splitting Up But Taking Some Time Off To Pursue Other Projects. The Band Consists Of Nate Ruess Vocals Andrew Dost Keyboard Bass And Jack Antonoff Guitar Trumpet . Ruess Is A Former Member Of The Format Andrew Dost Is A Former Member Of Anathallo And Jack Antonoff Is A Member Of Steel Train. The Band Also Includes Touring Members Nate Harold Bass Emily Moore Keyboards Guitar And Will Noon Drums . The Band Released Albums Aim And Ignite In 2009 And Some Nights In 2012. Their Single We Are Young Featuring Janelle Monáe Peaked At #1 On The Billboard Hot 100 And #2 On The Billboard Alternative Songs Chart. On September 14 2010 Fun. Released A Deluxe Version Of "Aim & Ignite" In Both Canada And America Which Included The Original 12 Tracks As Well As Two Remixes By R.A.C Music Videos And A Newly Recorded Song Called Stitch Me Up. Songfacts Reports That Their Song We Are Young Was Featured On The TV Show Glee During Its December 6 2011 Episode "Hold On To Sixteen". It Was Performed After The End Of Sectionals In The Auditorium Of McKinley High. The Version By The Glee Cast Debuted At #12 On The Hot 100 On The Following Week Spurring Fun.'s Original To Enter The Same Chart At #53. In February 2015 The Band Announced That They Were Not Splitting Up But Taking Some Time Off To Pursue Other Projects.
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"Some Nights" Is The Second Studio Album From American Alternative Rock/indie Pop Band Fun. It Was Released On February 21 2012 Through Fueled By Ramen. It Was Recorded In 2011 And Produced By Jeff Bhasker. After Signing To A New Label The Band Began To Work On "Some Nights" For Over Nine Months Throughout 2011. "We Are Young" Was Released As The Lead Single From The Album And Bolstered The Band To Mainstream Success With The Aid Of Television And Advertising. It Topped The US Billboard Hot 100 For Six Weeks And Alternative Songs For Two Weeks With Over Three Million Digital Downloads. The Title Track Was Commissioned As The Second Single And Has Reached #4 On The Billboard Hot 100 Chart As Well As Becoming Their Second No. 1 On Alternative Songs. The Album Has Received Positive Reviews According To Metacritic.