Sergio Andrade

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Sergio Andrade
Born	October 17, 1977 (1977-10-17) (age 32)[1]
Occupations	Rock musician

Sergio Andrade (born October 17, 1977 in Guatemala City) is the co-founder and former bass player of alternative band Lifehouse. In 2004, Andrade announced that he would be leaving the band to pursue other projects. He was later replaced by Bryce Soderberg as the band's bassist. Sergio also plays the flute, trombone, keyboards and drums.

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v • d • e Lifehouse Jason Wade • Rick Woolstenhulme Jr. • Bryce Soderberg • Ben Carey Sean Woolstenhulme • Sergio Andrade • Jon Palmer • Collin Hayden • Aaron Lord Studio albums No Name Face (2000) • Stanley Climbfall (2002) • Lifehouse (2005) • Who We Are (2007) • Smoke and Mirrors (2010) Singles "Hanging by a Moment" • "Sick Cycle Carousel" • "Breathing" • "Spin" • "Take Me Away" • "You and Me" • "Blind" • "First Time" • "Whatever It Takes" • "Broken" • "Halfway Gone" Other releases Diff's Lucky Day • Live Session EP DVDs Everything Other Songs "Everything" • "From Where You Are" Related articles Discography • DreamWorks Records • Geffen Records • John Alagía • Jude Cole • Ron Aniello

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