June 17, 2023
June 2023: hellogoodbye with Good Looks and Future Crib
hellogoodbye • Good Looks • Future Crib
This show, like all of our festival shows, is FREE! If you are looking for a little extra experience though – don’t forget to check out the additional passes and events this summer!
hellogoodbye
hellogoodbye are a band hailing from Huntington Beach, California, who formed in 2001. Since debuting in 2004 they have attracted a cult following thanks to their bright, accessible take on emo rock and frontman Forrest Kline’s unique songwriting style. They’re a band with three studio albums, five E.P’s and a single that went into the top 15 of the Billboard Hot 100. Most notable is their debut released in 2006, “Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!” went straight in at number 13 on the Billboard 200 and at number 17 in the U.K.
Good Looks
Good Looks is a bar band searching for common ground and yearning for a better system. Made up of vocals, guitar: Tyler Jordan; Lead Guitar: Jake Ames; Bass: Robert Cherry and Drums: Phil Dunne, this blue-collar indie-rock band plays with a healthy dose of Replacement swagger and shimmering, desert rock riffs not unlike The War on Drugs. Recently taking home the Austin Music Award for Best Rock Band, Good Looks has an acclaimed debut album that has been described as blurring the line between indie-rock and alt-country.
Future Crib
A five-piece band of creatives based in Nashville, TN, Future Crib delivers dynamic performances that bounce between poppy make-you-wanna-dance tunes and experimental yet engaging tracks that prod at life’s shared realities. There’s a clear preference for good songs and exciting sounds over genre bounds and expectations, and this is evident on their 2021, Full Time Smile. Over all, Future Crib creates music for everyone, inviting all to a fun, welcoming show where you can feel free to get down.
Lineup
hellogoodbye
hellogoodbye is the project of Forrest Kline, the band behind the inescapable "Here (In Your Arms)" and a catalog that grew up gracefully from sugar-rush pop into something warmer and more inventive. Their live show is all heart and hooks, a genuinely joyful hour that has aged into something a little wiser without losing the fun.
Good Looks
Out of Austin, Good Looks make the kind of guitar-forward Americana that sneaks up on you, jangly and wide-open on the surface with real heartache running underneath. Behind frontman Tyler Jordan's plainspoken songwriting, records like "Bummer Year" earned the band a fierce national following and a reputation as one of the most quietly devastating live acts working in Texas right now.
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