7th Heaven (band)

7th Heaven
Origin	Chicago, Illinois
Years active	1985–present
Labels	NTD Records
Associated acts	Styx, Bon Jovi

Members	Richard Hofherr Mike Mooshey Mark Kennetz Nick Cox Tamara Mooshey

Past members	Tony DiGiulio Tony Golec Danny Weymouth Andrew Blake Dan Miller Mark Jones Matt Clark Erica Heiden Stephen Jensen Alby Odum Dave Carozzo Dean Cutenelli Chris Senior Keith Semple Anthony Fedorov

7th heaven is a Chicago, Illinois-based rock band created by guitarist Richie Hofherr, Tony Di Giulio and Michael Mooshey. Formed in 1985, it has continued up to present day with changing band members.

7th heaven was managed by Alec John Such of Bon Jovi and James Young of Styx in 1997-1998. 7th heaven is currently managed by NTD Management, which also manages such bands as "1 Speed Go" & HiFi Superstar. They are signed to NTD Records, writing over 3000 songs by now, doing many shows and selling 25,000 CDs to date. Their acclaimed Silver 30-tracks double CD released in 2004 has been a very popular favourite release.^[1]^[2]^[3]

The title of their 2008 release 14-track album USA-UK' comes from joining of the Northern Ireland singer, Keith Semple joining the American AOR band.^[4] Semple had won Popstars: The Rivals a UK singing competition and had become a member of boy band One True Voice during the period 2002-2003, before the band broke up. Semple had a gold record with One True Voice mainly through their double A side hit Sacred Trust/After You're Gone^[5] that had reached #2 in the British music charts.

The band released the album entitled "Jukebox" in 2010 on the occasion of the band's 25 years. It contains over 700 of the band's song from its start to then. They have also recorded another Semple-led album entitled "Pop Media" in 2011 containing 22 new songs.^[6]

In January 2013, the band welcomed Anthony Fedorov as lead singer.^[7] In June of that year, they released the album "Synergy." On August 22, 2013 the band announced that Fedorov was no longer in the band. After Federov's departure, Keith Semple became the band's temporary lead vocalist. ^[8]

Personnel

Current members

Richard Hofherr - guitars, vocals, keyboards (co-founder)
Mike Mooshey - drums (co-founder)
Adam Blair - lead vocals
Mark Kennetz - bass, vocals
Nick Cox - guitar, vocals
Tamara Mooshey - vocals

Former members

Tony DiGiulio (co-founder)
Tony Golec
Danny Weymouth
Andrew Blake
Dan Miller
Mark Jones
Matt Clark
Erica Heiden
Stephen Jensen
Alby Odum
Dave Carozzo
Dean Cutenelli
Chris Senior
Keith Semple
Anthony Fedorov

Supporting musicians

Keith Semple - vocals ^[8]

Discography

Studio albums

1990: The Time Has Come
2000: Faces Time Replaces (CD)
2003: Silver (double CD)
- Tracks on the "Black Disk"

Gravity
Cellophane
Kill the Cycle
Ghost of Me
Undone
Ethereal
Medicated
Fall Into You
While You Dream
The One
Trembling
She
Broken
On the Inside
War Machine

- Tracks on the "White Disk":

Face of Terror
Everlasting Love
Invisible
Ordinary World
I Still Need You
Misunderstood
Truth
Erased
Letting Go
Shelter
This Pressure
Right by Your Side
Cope
Windows
Breakin Me Up

2008: U.S.A. - U.K. (CD)
- Tracks:

Better This Way
Cellophane
Still Be Here
Gravity
Gave You My World
Kill The Cycle
This Summer's Gonna Last Forever
Ghost of Me
Save Your Life
Hand on My Heart
Winning It All
Oh So Really Old
Tragedy
Undone
Dream of a New Day
Electronic Karma
Take Me Back
While You Dream

2011: "Pop Media" (CD)
- Tracks:

Sing
Go For a Ride
She Should Have Been an Angel
World Gone Mad
Beyond Beautiful
Turn Up the Radio
Dance of a Lifetime
I Did Not Sign Up For This
Get Up On the Floor
Snapshots in Time At the Speed of Light
Love or Hate
Animals
Wouldn't Change a Thing
Photographs
What's My Name
Perfect Girl
Change the World
Should I Stay
Stuck in a Moment
Living in a Mystery
Loving You
Life Goes On

Live albums

2005: Live at Durty Nellies (DVD)

In popular culture

Performed on "The Jenny Jones Show" (with over 75 Million Viewers Worldwide)
They sang the American National Anthem at the United Center - Chicago Bulls - L.A. Lakers basketball game on March 21, 2009
They opened for Bon Jovi and Kid Rock at Soldier Field in Chicago on July 30, 2010 after winning the popular vote in an online-based contest