Ryann Donnelly

Death metal, Musical Artist

1986 –

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Who is Ryann Donnelly?

Ryann Donnelly is a horror punk, shock rock and dance/pop songwriter and vocalist.

Ryann was born in Olympia, Washington, and moved to Seattle, Washington after attending Charles Wright Academy. With fellow class members Jonah Bergman and Steve Bonnell, Ryann formed the band Schoolyard Heroes, which won acclaim after winning second place at the Experience Music Project's Sound Off! Competition. Their debut album was "The Funeral Sciences", and their sophomore album "Fantastic Wounds" was a cult hit. In 2007 Schoolyard Heroes released Abominations, for which two music videos were made. Abominations received generally poisitive reviews from music critics. The band announced their break up on November 20, 2009.

Ryann started a similar band, "Blood Cells" with Jonah Bergman and two new members in early 2010. After only a few shows together, Ryann left the band and moved to New York, where she now produces pop music through her own label "The Lonely Hearts Singles Club." Ryann played similar pop music with Mark Gajadhar, drummer of The Blood Brothers as the duo "Weekend." .

Musically, Ryann has expressed influences from singers such as Courtney Love and Madonna.

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Sep 11, 1986
Olympia
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on July 23, 2013

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