McFly

McFly are a British pop rock band formed in London. The group is founded by Tom Fletcher, who sings lead vocals and plays guitar and piano, and also includes Danny Jones on lead vocals and guitar, Dougie Poynter on vocals and bass guitar, and Harry Judd on drums.

They first find wide recognition in 2003 and release seven studio albums: Room on the 3rd Floor, Wonderland, Motion in the Ocean, Radio:ACTIVE, Above the Noise, Young Dumb Thrills and Power to Play. The band also has seven number-one singles and becomes the youngest band to have an album debut at number one.

McFly are managed by Prestige Management. They sign to Island Records from their launch in 2003 until December 2007, then create their own label, Super Records, and are later signed to BMG Rights Management.

In 2006, they appear as themselves in the teen comedy film Just My Luck, starring Lindsay Lohan and Chris Pine. They also release the US album Just My Luck, which serves as the film’s soundtrack.