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MCFLY MYSPACE

 

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   McFly - Back To The Future opened in

   March 2005 as part of the relaunched

   pop music section on Simonswebsite.co.uk

   known as The Sound Station. The site was

   supposed to be a sister site to a Busted

   mini-site but once they split up, the site

   was taken down. Since it opened, and the

   closure of Sound Station, the site has

   changed and grown and now relaunched 

   with it's fourth look to celebrate the

   current album Radio:ACTIVE, the site is

   ready for whatever may come...

 

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Thomas Michael Fletcher (born 17 July 1985 in Harrow, London), commonly known as Tom Fletcher, is one of the lead vocalists and guitarists in the British pop rock/pop punk band McFly, along with fellow band members Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter and Harry Judd. McFly rose to fame after fellow band Busted helped launch them by inviting them to tour in March 2004.

 

McFly

 

Fletcher plays rhythm guitar and piano for pop/rock band McFly. Fletcher created McFly shortly after not being chosen for the English band Busted. He writes the majority of McFly's songs with bandmate Danny, with occasional contributions by Dougie and Harry. James Bourne, formerly of Busted, is a good friend and has assisted with songwriting on occasions. Fletcher named the band after the main character in his favourite film Back To The Future, Marty McFly.

 

Songwriting

 

Tom Fletcher has written/co-written ten number-one singles: 'Crashed The Wedding' and 'Who's David' and 'Thunderbirds' for Busted. 'Five Colours in Her Hair' (Bourne, Jones, Fletcher), 'Obviously' (Fletcher, Jones, Bourne), 'All About You' (Fletcher), 'I'll Be OK' (Fletcher, Jones, Poynter), 'Please, Please' (Fletcher, Jones, Poynter, Judd), 'Star Girl' and 'Transylvania' (Poynter, Fletcher) were all written for his band McFly.

He has also co-written eight of the songs on Busted's second album, 'A Present for Everyone', as well as all bar one ('Not Alone' - Jones) of the tracks on McFly's debut album, 'Room on the 3rd Floor'. The album shot straight to number one in the UK charts, as did the second album 'Wonderland'. The second album included the track 'She Falls Asleep', an epic track about a suicidal girl in which Fletcher sings and plays piano. He helped rewrite the theme tune for the newest 'Thunderbirds' along with James Bourne, which was a number one single for Busted.

 

Acting

 

Fletcher attended Sylvia Young Theatre School and played "Oliver" in the west end musical at the London Palladium. He was also featured in a short film on AIDS awareness, appeared in a TV commercial for Curry's and was once an extra in EastEnders, kicking a football in the background. He played a character called Dean in Grange Hill, but wasn't a main character. Fletcher was also an extra on "The Ant and Dec Show", where he was sent to buy the boys their shopping. He has appeared briefly in the video for the 1995 Mike & The Mechanics song 'Over My Shoulder'. His voice was heard as "Spot" the dog in the Spot the Dog episode, Spot and his Grandparents Go to the Carnival.

 

Fletcher has also appeared, with the rest of McFly, in popular BBC drama series Casualty and in the 20th Century Fox film Just My Luck (2006), which also stars Lindsay Lohan and Chris Pine.

 

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