About Glen Power
Born 1974. Glen Power is an Irish musician and drummer.
Glen Joseph Power (born 5 July 1978) is an Irish musician, songwriter, actor, and film composer, best known as the drummer and founding member of the pop rock band The Script. Outside The Script, Power has worked as a songwriter, collaborating with Journey frontman Steve Perry on Power's composition "The Streets of Kinsale" for The High Kings. Power has also worked as a film composer, scoring and appearing in the short film Disposition (2016).
The Script Danny O'Donoghue and Mark Sheehan, childhood friends who had worked as songwriters in Los Angeles, recruited Power in 2005.
The Script signed with Phonogenic (Sony Music) in 2005 and released their self-titled debut album in August 2008. The band has released seven studio albums and a greatest hits compilation.
On 14 April 2023, Mark Sheehan died at age 46 following a brief illness. Reflecting on first meeting Sheehan, Power stated: "We clicked instantly... One night hanging out together, he said to me 'I am taking you to the top' and looking back now, 10 years later, I can honestly say that Mark was indeed a man of his word". The band contemplated disbanding, with Power describing Sheehan as "the bridge that brought us all together".
In May 2024, Power and O'Donoghue announced The Script's expansion to a four-piece, welcoming longtime touring members Ben Sargeant (bass) and Ben Weaver (guitar). The band released Satellites in August 2024.
Songwriting and collaborations outside The Script The High Kings and Steve Perry collaboration During the COVID-19 lockdown period, Power began writing songs for Irish traditional folk group The High Kings. What started as a collaboration request from the band's manager evolved into a larger project, with Power writing several songs for the group.
One composition, "The Streets of Kinsale", based on the legend of the White Lady of Kinsale (Wilful Warrender), resulted in a collaboration with Journey vocalist Steve Perry. featuring Perry on vocals and harmonies alongside The High Kings, with Power credited as writer and producer. Steve Perry has described himself as a Script fan, having attended several of their Las Vegas performances.
Collaboration with son Luke Power Power has collaborated musically with his son Luke, who performs as BadScandal in the electronic/house music genre.
The pair released "Tomorrow" and "The Shore" in 2022. He appeared on Dermot Whelan's "The Mind Full Podcast" in 2024, discussing coping with Sheehan's death, alcohol-free living and his "un-peopling" technique for dealing with overwhelm.
Discography With The Script The Script (2008) Science & Faith (2010) 3 (2012) No Sound Without Silence (2014) Freedom Child (2017) Sunsets & Full Moons (2019) Tales from The Script: Greatest Hits (2021) Satellites (2024)
As songwriter/producer for other artists The High Kings – "Chasing Rainbows" (2023) – Co-writer with Danny O'Donoghue The High Kings – "The Streets of Kinsale" featuring Steve Perry (2023) – Writer and producer
Film scores Disposition (2016) – Complete soundtrack and actor The Box (2017) – Composer
Collaborations "Tomorrow" – Harddope, BadScandal, and Glen Power (2022) "The Shore" – Glen Power & BadScandal (2022) – Soave Records "Bitter Wine" – BadScandal featuring Glen Power (vocals)
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Irish musician
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Glen Power was born on 5 July 1974 in Dublin.
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Glen Power is a musician and drummer.
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