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United States I Dont Know How but They Found Me, led by Dallon Weekes, is an indie pop project recognized for its distinctive 80s-inspired sound and has garnered a dedicated global fanbase through extensive touring and consistent musical output.
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Request A ShowiDKHOW signed with Fearless Records, a record label. This partnership led to the release of their debut EP *1981 Extended Play* and their debut studio album *Razzmatazz*.
After a period, iDKHOW signed with Concord Records. This partnership supported the release of their second studio album, *Gloom Division*.
iDKHOW is managed by Red Light Management, indicating professional representation for their career.
First Avenue is a music venue that has hosted performances by iDKHOW and highlighted their collaborative process in bringing their album to life, including working with artists like Joywave.
iDKHOW joined forces with Joywave for a co-headlining tour titled 'Welcome to Hellvetica Tour'. Their collaborations also extend to production aspects within their albums.
iDKHOW collaborated with artist De'Wayne on the song 'Simple' for his album *My Favorite Blue Jeans* and later featured on his song 'Forever' from the album *June*.
Tessa Violet was featured on a remix version of iDKHOW's song 'New Invention'.
iDKHOW has toured as a supporting act for Waterparks on multiple occasions, including the Entertainment Tour and The Prowler Tour.
iDKHOW toured with Phantom Planet during the Summer Gloom Division Tour.
I Dont Know How but They Found Me, often shortened to iDKHOW, originated in 2016 as a duo project based in Salt Lake City, Utah. It was founded by singer-songwriter Dallon Weekes, formerly of Panic! at the Disco, and drummer Ryan Seaman. The project was conceived in secrecy, with Weekes and Seaman initially denying its existence while performing in small venues. This approach aimed to avoid exploiting their previous band affiliations and instead build a following based on their new sound. The band’s unique name is inspired by a quote from the movie *Back to the Future* and intentionally uses incorrect punctuation as a stylistic choice.
The project officially emerged from secrecy in August 2017 with the self-release of their first single, “Modern Day Cain,” which quickly charted on alternative music lists. This was followed by “Choke” in October of the same year, also performing well commercially. iDKHOW signed with Fearless Records, releasing their debut EP, *1981 Extended Play*, in 2018, which reached number 1 on the Billboard Heatseekers chart. The band engaged in extensive touring, including opening for established acts like The Aquabats and Dashboard Confessional, and performing at major festivals such as Reading and Leeds, building a significant international presence.
In 2020, iDKHOW released their debut studio album, *Razzmatazz*, further solidifying their sound and expanding their reach with television appearances on programs like *Jimmy Kimmel Live!* and *The Ellen DeGeneres Show*. The album’s success led to several tours, including the Razzmatazzmatour and The Thought Reform Tour. A deluxe version of *Razzmatazz* was released in 2021, featuring additional tracks and remixes. In 2023, Dallon Weekes announced the departure of Ryan Seaman and the band’s signing to Concord Records, continuing iDKHOW as a solo project. The second studio album, *Gloom Division*, was released in 2024, supported by singles such as “What Love?” and a subsequent Gloomtown Tour, showcasing the project’s evolution and ongoing creative output.
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