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Hellogoodbye

Next: Mar 17, 2027 · 170 Russell, Melbourne · Updated Nov 10

Forrest Kline's Huntington Beach project, whose 'Here (In Your Arms)' put Auto-Tuned synth-pop and ukulele charm on mid-2000s radio. Later records turned warmer and more acoustic.

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About Hellogoodbye

hellogoodbye started in Huntington Beach in 2001 as a home-recording outlet for Forrest Kline, built on cheap keyboards and vocoder. The project signed to Drive-Thru Records, an independent label associated with pop-punk, and released its debut album, Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!, in 2006, which included 'Here (In Your Arms).'

Kline has remained the constant through lineup changes. The second album, Would It Kill You?, arrived in 2010 and set aside most of the electronics for piano, strings and live band arrangements.

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What festivals is Hellogoodbye playing in 2027?

Hellogoodbye is booked at 1 festival we cover: Welcome to Rockville 2027.

Is Hellogoodbye on tour?

Yes. Hellogoodbye has 3 shows listed, from Melbourne, Australia on Mar 17, 2027 to Wellington, New Zealand on Mar 21, 2027, plus 1 festival on the page above.

Is Hellogoodbye playing Welcome to Rockville 2027?

Yes, Hellogoodbye is on the Welcome to Rockville 2027 lineup, May 6–9, 2027 at Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Beach, FL. They play Thursday, May 6.

What kind of music does Hellogoodbye play?

Hellogoodbye plays alternative.

When did Hellogoodbye form?

Hellogoodbye formed in Huntington Beach in 2001.

What was Hellogoodbye's first album?

Hellogoodbye's first album was Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs! (2006). The latest is S'Only Natural (2018).

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