It seems like just yesterday we first heard “Meet Virginia” from [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Train[/lastfm].  Now they’re working on their 6^th studio album, “Drive By”.  The group formed around 1994, after lead singer Pat Monahan left his [lastfm link_type="artist_info"]Led Zeppelin[/lastfm] tribute band in Erie, PA., and headed for Northern California.    Although rejected at first by Columbia Records, they eventually signed to the label after releasing their first album independently.

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The band is performing the title cut to the new album on the current tour, which included the Orange Bowl halftime show, and was featured in this week’s episode of Hawaii Five-O.  They’re currently soliciting muscle cars to be used in the video, which is shooting in California.  The album is set to release in April.

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