Talk:Ryan Key

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actually in Craigs Brother before he moved to Santa Cruz

Ryan was actually in Craigs Brother before he moved to Santa Cruz. At the time of the tour (1998 I believe) he was still living in Florida. The song Rock Star Land is about that tour.

Ryan Key and Ryan Cabrera?

Fisrt of all I am not even sure if Key knows Cabrera. I think this is just somebody writing some random thing about him. Ryan Key hasn't really lived in a home since he has moved to California. When Ocean Avenue came out he lived between Jacksonville and L.A I beleive (not completly sure.) When he was touring for Lights and Sounds, he toured for over a year.(18-19 months) So that means he was always on a bus, plane or in a hotel. I know currently he lives in the studio with the rest of his band Yellowcard. But he doesn't live with Ryan Cabrera neither Tasha-Ray Evin. First of all fans weren't even sure that they were dating in the first place. At his last concert premoting Paper Walls, Yellowcard's new album he said that he is happy he young and single, and something about you have a lot of hot women here.

Ryan Key lives with his kid sister. I saw him on Cribs this morning and his sister lives with him. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 216.201.12.31 (talk) 13:16, August 24, 2007 (UTC)

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Early Life

Was born on December 17, 1979. He began to play piano at the age of 7 and guitar at 13. He attented Douglas Anderson School of Arts which he graduated from. Ryan attended Florida State University for a while before dropping out to move to California to play in a band called Craig's Brother. When that fell through he moved back to Jacksonville and took a shift at Chili's. When Ben Dobson (the previous lead singer of Yellowcard) decided to quit, Ben Harper asked Ryan to come and join their band Yellowcard.Ryan then convinced the guys to move to California and so became Yellowcard. Ryan then convinced the guys to move to California and so became Yellowcard.

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A lot of unsourced content

I'm pretty surprised that majority of the content isn't sourced/referenced. With Yellowcard and Ryan Key being a huge hit in the 2000s, pretty hard to believe. I will try to look into the infos written and see if I can find sources for them. If it comes up empty, I believe the unsourced statements should be removed. Givemedonuts (talk) 06:35, 25 January 2021 (UTC)[reply]