Douglas Robb

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Douglas Sean Robb (born January 2, 1975 in Agoura Hills , California ) is an American singer and frontman of the American rock band Hoobastank .

The son of a Scotsman and a Japanese woman started playing the guitar at the age of 15. He met his future bandmate Daniel Estrin during a high school music event, where they both played.

In an interview with “Yahoo! Music "Robb described the style of his band as follows:

“It's rather positive. Not all is positive, but ... luckily neither of us was hit by our parents, and we don't have too much reason to scold. That's why I don't complain a lot in our songs. It's more about the everyday, life, ... you know, questions that you and I ask ourselves every day. I think my lucky was to have had a strong family and a good neighborhood, a family oriented neighborhood so I don't have to sing about how tough it was ... I don't think we're doing anything new. But I guess it's not fashionable either. It's just rock music with good music and good lyrics; Texts that people can identify with, that they can hold on to. Just things that I've been through because I'm a normal guy. "

("It's more positive. It's not all positive, but ... none of us were beaten by our parents, fortunately, and we don't have too many gripes. So I'm not complaining too much in our songs. It's mostly more of everyday-type stuff, life ... you know, the questions that you and me ask in everyday life. I think that I was fortunate enough to have a strong family and live in a good neighborhood, a family-oriented neighborhood, so I don't have to sing about how rough it was ... I don't think we're doing something that hasn't been done before. But I think it's not very trendy. I think it's just rock music with good songs and lyrics, lyrics that people can relate to, grab onto; it's just stuff that I've been through just being a normal guy. ")

Robb is co-author of all the songs. His role models include Faith No More , Van Halen and The Red Hot Chili Peppers .

Discography

See Hoobastank

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