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Huntington Beach's HellogoodbyeTwo local emoish, popish, quirky sorta-legends (sorta) of this decade return to Chain Reaction tonight. To celebrate, we present you with fun facts!
Hellogoodbye gettin' blurry with it.Last Night: Hellogoodbye, Fun, Limbeck at Chain Reaction, Anaheim; August 19, 2009.Better Than: Waiting for the next Hellogoodbye album to come out (it's been three years this month since Drive-Thru released Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!).Great Debate: Over the relative quality of District 9. Fun were incredibly turned off, saying that it was too heavy-handed and steeped in allegory. Hellogoodbye repeatedly proclaimed the sci-fi film's awesomeness a
A week ago today, New York City band fun. (yes, that's how they spell it, don't blame us) played Chain Reaction in Anaheim along with OC veterans Hellogoodbye and Limbeck. Now, their debut album Aim and Ignite is in stores, and being that fun. lead singer Nate Ruess and myself are both former Phoenix residents, I reviewed the record in last week's edition of sister paper the Phoenix New Times. Since the album can now be bought, and all that, here's the review for what is sure to be a scintill
Long Beach-by-way-of-Huntington Beach power-pop troupe Hellogoodbye haven't released a full-length record since 2006's Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!, but they're finally back to putting out new music. A as yet-untitled new album is on the horizon, and the band's recently posted a video for single "When We First Met"--a song that's on their free "mini EP" of the same name, available tomorrow on the band's official site. (For the unbeatable price of free, you'll get that song, the video an
