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About Five for Fighting

Five for Fighting is the stage name of John Ondrasik, a Los Angeles-born singer-songwriter renowned for his heartfelt, piano-driven pop-rock ballads. Raised in the San Fernando Valley, Ondrasik embarked on his musical journey at the age of two, learning piano from his mother before teaching himself guitar as a teenager. Influenced by icons such as Billy Joel, Elton John, and Stevie Wonder, he embraced the name Five for Fighting—a term borrowed from ice hockey penalties—reflecting his thoughtful and introspective style.

Ondrasik’s breakthrough came with his 2000 album "America Town," which featured the poignant ballad "Superman (It's Not Easy)." Although the album initially met modest success, the song became a national anthem of resilience following the September 11 attacks, earning a Grammy nomination and propelling the album to platinum status. Building on this momentum, Five for Fighting released critically acclaimed albums including "The Battle for Everything" (2004), with the Top 40 hit "100 Years," and "Two Lights" (2006), featuring popular tracks like "World" and "The Riddle."

Known for blending personal introspection with broader social themes, Ondrasik continued to evolve his sound with albums like "Slice" (2009), highlighted by the Steven Schwartz co-written single "Chances," and "Bookmarks" (2013), which delivered the adult contemporary hit "What If." His later works, such as the motivational "Born to Win" (2016) and politically charged 2021 single "Blood on My Hands," underscore his relevance and commitment to meaningful storytelling. In 2022, Five for Fighting honored Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky with the reflective release "Can One Man Save the World?" cementing John Ondrasik’s legacy as a deeply resonant voice in modern music.

Genres

Pop•Rock