Hawthorne Heights

Hawthorne Heights is a rock pop band from Dayton, Ohio that has been making music since 2001. They rose to fame in the mid-2000s with their breakthrough album, "The Silence in Black and White,” which sold over one million copies and landed them a spot on the Warped Tour. Since then, they have continued to release albums and tour across the United States.

Their sound is a mix of emo and pop punk, with catchy hooks and anthemic choruses. Their lyrics often delve into themes of heartbreak, self-doubt, and the struggles of growing up. Despite their darker themes, their music is always melodic and accessible, making them a favorite among fans of alternative rock.

Some of their most popular songs include "Ohio Is for Lovers," "Saying Sorry," and "Pens and Needles," all of which have amassed millions of streams on Spotify. Their most recent album, "The Rain Just Follows Me," was released in September of 2021 and has received critical acclaim for its powerful lyrics and soaring guitar riffs.

Hawthorne Heights is also known for their high-energy live shows, which often feature singalongs and crowd participation. They have toured with bands like My Chemical Romance, The Used, and Taking Back Sunday, cementing their place in the emo and pop punk canon.

Fans of alternative rock and emo music won't want to miss Hawthorne Heights on tour. Check out their website for upcoming dates and ticket information, and get ready to sing along with some of their most iconic songs.