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McFly is primarily known as an English pop rock band formed in London in 2003. The group consists of Tom Fletcher, Danny Jones, Dougie Poynter, and Harry Judd. They established themselves in the British pop scene in the mid-2000s, releasing music under Island Records and gaining a large teen audience with catchy, guitar-driven songs. Their debut single, Five Colours in Her Hair, helped propel their first album, Room on the 3rd Floor (2004), to commercial success in the United Kingdom. They followed with Wonderland (2005) and Motion in the Ocean (2006), continuing to release music and tour extensively. In 2010 they released Above the Noise, signaling a broader pop direction. The band also issued compilation releases such as Memory Lane: The Best of McFly (2012). McFly has maintained a presence in the UK pop scene through touring, television appearances, and fan engagement, remaining active in various capacities over the years, including collaborations and side projects.

In addition to the band, McFly is the surname of Marty McFly, a fictional protagonist in the

See also: Back to the Future, Marty McFly.

Back
to
the
Future
film
trilogy
created
by
Robert
Zemeckis
and
Bob
Gale.
Portrayed
by
Michael
J.
Fox,
Marty
McFly
is
a
teenager
who
travels
through
time
in
a
DeLorean
sports
car
equipped
with
a
flux
capacitor,
experiencing
adventures
across
multiple
decades
and
altering
events
in
his
own
past
and
future.