O-Town

O-Town was a boy band formed from the first series of the MTV-produced reality television series Making The Band, in 2000. After releasing two albums near the end of public interest in the boy band format, O-Town has no future plans to perform concerts or release further albums. They also featured on the "Pokémon: The Movie 2000" soundtrack with an exclusive song, "Comin' to the Rescue".

Ashley Parker Angel stepped back into the spotlight in 2006 with a new show on MTV (There and Back) that details his life after O-Town and his 2006 solo album, Soundtrack to Your Life.

Since 2004 Jacob Underwood has been making music with his band Jacob's Loc. Their style is settled between rock, country and a little bit of funk.

Trevor Penick can be found on Myspace under his new name "Tre Scott". He hasn't released any tracks yet.
Same goes for Erik-Michael Estrada and Dan Miller who focuses in production work.

O-Town in the news

	Striking Siren Calliope Signs Exclusive Management Deal With Rick Eberle At Magnetic Vine (09/03/2023)
	Boy Band Icons From 98 Degrees, O-Town, All-4-One, And Ryan Cabrera Come Together For A Boy Band Christmas Holiday Tour! (04/11/2022)
	Taylor Grey Releases New Single "COMPLIC8ED" (26/01/2020)
	Just Announced: Taylor Grey Set To Rejoin Why Don't We In Australia + New Zealand (01/11/2019)
	Just Announced: Taylor Grey Will Reunite With Why Don't We In Europe For Select Dates (26/09/2019)
	Zach Linley And The Rebel Daredevils Tell It Like It Is With Their Country Single "What It Takes" (17/07/2015)
	'Hit the Floor's' Jonathan McDaniel Releases Two New Singles (24/07/2014)
	ChannelPICK Entertainment Announces Partnership With Maurice Carmon's Label MM4u To Release Debut EP (10/09/2013)
	Red Letter Days Band To Release Its First EP "Sounds Like A Plan" (25/04/2013)
	Camryn Wessner, A Young Teen Singer-songwriter Releases EP (16/01/2012)

More songs by O-Town

Love Should Be A Crime (2|2|29) play video

These Are The Days (15|3|104) play video

Skydive (12|1|75) play video