Fonda (band)
American indie pop band from Los Angeles.
Fonda, an American indie pop band, formed in Los Angeles in 1994 after Emily Cook (singer/keyboardist) and David Klotz (guitarist) met at a film production company. Their debut EP, Music for Beginners, came out in 1998 on Top Quality. The group later wrote and performed the theme song for the film Spy Kids.
Quick Facts
- Origin
- Los Angeles, California, United States
- Genre
- Indie pop
- Noise pop
- Dream pop
- Years active
- 1994—2003, 2011—2013
- Label
- Minty Fresh
- Hidden Agenda Records
- Top Quality Records
- Planting Seeds Records
- Current members
- Emily Cook
- David Klotz
- Johnny Joyner
- Ginny Pitchford
- Jason Crawford
- John Broeckel
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Fonda (band) from?
Fonda originated in Los Angeles, California, United States.
What genre of music does Fonda (band) play?
Fonda's music is classified as indie pop, Noise pop and Dream pop.
Which record labels has Fonda (band) released music on?
Fonda has released music on Minty Fresh, Hidden Agenda Records, Top Quality Records and Planting Seeds Records.
Who are the current members of Fonda (band)?
The current members of Fonda are listed as Emily Cook, David Klotz, Johnny Joyner, Ginny Pitchford, Jason Crawford and John Broeckel.
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