David Hodges

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David Hodges
Background information
Born	Little Rock, Arkansas, United States
Origin	Little Rock, Arkansas
Genre(s)	Alternative rock, Christian
Occupation(s)	Songwriter, Musician, Singer
Instrument(s)	Vocals, Piano, Guitar, Drums
Years active	2000 - present
Label(s)	None
Associated acts	Trading Yesterday Evanescence
Website	davidhodges.info

David Hodges is a keyboardist and vocalist. He is probably best known for his work with the band Evanescence, which he left in 2002. He now fronts his own band, Trading Yesterday. Their debut single One Day hit the radio in the spring of 2005.

David Hodges left Evanescence before the Christian controversy. He decided to leave because he thought that he was leading the band into a more Christian rock scene than Ben Moody and Amy Lee were comfortable with. Amy and Ben made it quite clear that they didn't want anything to do with the Christian rock scene.

Hodges, along with former Evanescence member Ben Moody, also worked with Kelly Clarkson on her album Breakaway (on the songs "Because of You" and "Addicted"). Hodges temporarily had a romantic involvement with Ms. Clarkson that, upon its ending, inspired Clarkson to write "Behind These Hazel Eyes."^{[citation needed]}

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Discography
Evanescence
Amy Lee • Terry Balsamo • Rocky Gray • John LeCompt • Tim McCord
Former members: Will Boyd • David Hodges • Ben Moody
Commercial albums: Fallen • Anywhere but Home • The Open Door
Private releases: Evanescence EP • Sound Asleep EP • Origin • Mystary EP
Singles: "Bring Me to Life" • "Going Under" • "My Immortal" • "Everybody's Fool" • "Call Me When You're Sober" • "Lithium" • "Sweet Sacrifice"
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