Hellogoodbye

Hellogoodbye is an American pop rock band that emerged from Huntington Beach, California, in 2001, founded by singer Forrest Kline. Initially a recording project aimed at entertaining friends, the band quickly gained traction, leading to their signing with Drive-Thru Records in 2003. Their debut self-titled EP, released in 2004, sold over 400,000 copies, showcasing their ability to connect with audiences through catchy melodies and relatable lyrics. This early success set the stage for their first full-length album, “Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!” in 2006, which further solidified their presence in the pop rock scene.

Throughout their career, Hellogoodbye has demonstrated remarkable resilience and adaptability. After a rigorous touring schedule, they released their second album, “Would It Kill You?” in 2010, marking a new chapter as they transitioned to their own label, Wasted Summer Records. This move allowed them greater creative freedom and control over their music, culminating in a successful release that resonated with fans. Their innovative approach continued with the live album “Did It Kill You?” in 2013, recorded at a house party, which showcased their energetic performances and deep connection with their audience.

In 2013, Hellogoodbye released their third studio album, “Everything Is Debatable,” while also touring as the opening act for Paramore. This opportunity not only expanded their fan base but also highlighted their growth as artists. Their fourth album, “S’Only Natural,” released in 2018, further exemplified their evolution, featuring a mature sound that retained their signature charm.

With a dedicated fan base and a commitment to their craft, Hellogoodbye continues to thrive in the music industry. Their recent tours celebrating the anniversaries of their albums demonstrate their enduring appeal and ability to engage audiences. As they look to the future, Hellogoodbye remains a vibrant force in pop rock, consistently delivering memorable music and captivating performances.