1. Shannon Bex was a member of girl group Danity Kane.
17 Facts About Shannon Bex
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Shannon Bex has an older brother, Marshall Lee, who owned a video production company working with companies like Nike, Gatorade and Verizon.
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Shannon Bex started dancing at the age of six and began training in ballet.
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Shannon Bex's family moved to Bend, Oregon for her high school years, where she attended Mountain View High School.
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In school, Shannon Bex was involved in drama, dance team, and choir.
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At 19, Shannon Bex learned more about performing with a group when she was a Portland Trail Blazers cheerleader.
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At age 22, Shannon Bex joined a cover band, and this was her first paid musical engagement.
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Shannon Bex danced and sang for five seasons with the Portland Trail Blazers.
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Shannon Bex appeared on the 2003 series Fame, finishing as the runner-up to Harlemm Lee.
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Shannon Bex was a member of the duo Dumblonde with fellow Danity Kane group member.
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Shannon Bex stated that the remaining girls were all invited back to the Making the Band series and the group, but that only she and fellow band member Aundrea Fimbres showed up.
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Shannon Bex was "officially" released from her Bad Boy recording contract by Bad Boy Records founder and president Sean "Diddy" Combs in the April 16,2009, episode of Making the Band.
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In March 2011, Shannon announced the formation of her new band, Bex, with several of the members of the pop-rock group Elliot.
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Shannon Bex showcased her band Bex at the Dance Track Magazine's 2011 Artist Awards gala, honoring dancers and choreographers for their work with major artists such as Beyonce, Lady Gaga and Christina Aguilera, as well as with major films and small screen art.
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In May 2012, Shannon Bex started a fundraising campaign to raise money for her debut solo album, which she hopes to produce herself, independently.
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Shannon Bex released her debut EP, via PledgeMusic on September 18,2012.
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In 2019, Shannon Bex transitioned out of touring to pursue her role as co-founder and Chief Communications Officer at Vooks, a streaming platform bringing storybooks to life for children around the world.