Two Five Nine
a.k.a. 259
From left to right: Gerg, Kane, Trap, Roberto, P, D, Foo.
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Two Five Nine Is . . .
Two Five Nine (also known as 2 5 9) is a seven-man music group from Mesa, AZ. The members of Two Five Nine performed for the first time at a high-school talent show in 1995. Since that time the group has churned out five albums – two pop albums, two religious albums, and a pop-religious hybrid Christmas album, selling about 30,000 CDs in all.
You can buy the albums here.
And you can join the Facebook Fan Group here
Some of us are currently involved in “The Lamb of God”
Some of us are also involved in “The Price of Freedom”
The seven group members – Greg Adams, Jeff Andersen, Drex Davis, McKane Davis, Rob Gardner, Porter Shumway, and Jeff Trapnell – all served missions for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, during which time the group was on hiatus.
Albums (Click on the links below for more information and to listen to clips):
Harmony (1995 – out of print)
Amen (1995)
Maximum Capacity (1999)
Witness (1999)
Christmas (2001)
The members of Two Five Nine have also done other musical projects which you can learn about at the bottom of this page.
In Depth Biography:
The singing group Two Five Nine formed in October 1994. Originally, seven high school seniors from Mesa, Arizona made up the group: Porter Shumway, Greg Adams, Rob Gardner, Jeff Andersen, Jackson Wright, McKane Davis and Jeff Trapnell. In early 1995, the group performed for the first time under the name Two Five Nine for Westwood High School’s talent show. The band’s original intent was to perform only at the talent show; however, the overwhelming reception they received encouraged them to continue singing together. Requests for group performances poured in, so they continued.
As Two Five Nine’s popularity grew and listeners requested a recording of their songs Two Five Nine decided to record their songs for family and friends. They called the eleven-song CD entitled Harmony, and released a small number of albums. Word spread quickly about Harmony, and soon demand for the CD exceeded the quantity available. Eventually, Two Five Nine produced Harmony in mass quantity and released the album to the general public. All of Harmony’s songs were arranged by group member Rob Gardner (aided by Two Five Nine), and the songs “Two Five Nine,” “Highwire” and “Change” were written by group member McKane Davis, with other group members aiding in the songwriting process.
After one year, the group recorded a religious CD they