Hellogoodybye’s Tour & “(Everything Is) Debatable” Sombear Remix

HELLOGOODBYE’S “(EVERYTHING IS) DEBATABLE”
SOMBEAR REMIX PREMIERING AT IMPOSE

CO-HEADLINING NORTH AMERICAN TOUR WITH VACATIONER

 “Amazing indie dance-pop.”—Esquire

“Frontman Forrest Kline proves his song craft and gift for melody
is only getting better.”—FUSE

Impose is premiering Sombear’s remix of Hellogoodbye’s hit single “(Everything is) Debatable” at http://bit.ly/O4ek8R. The title track from Hellogoodbye’s latest album, “(Everything is) Debatable” recently reached #28 on Mediabase’s Alternative Chart and was praised by NYLON for its “happy-go-lucky melody, the ‘do do dos’ that lead up to the exuberant chorus [and] the toe-tapping beats.” Hellogoodbye and Vacationer are set to co-headline a nationwide tour kicking off April 15 in Chicago with stops in Boston, New York and Los Angeles; please see complete dates below.

Everything is Debatable is out now on Old Friends Records and garnering critical acclaim: MTV Buzzworthy declares “…the electro-powered chorus squeezes wordless vocal hooks next to Kline’s lyrics and funky guitar chords, as disco drums keep the beat moving…” and Alternative Press hails the album as “…an expertly produced indie-pop record…” while the OC Register praises the albums “…delicate dance-pop melodies.”

The album marks the band’s first studio release since 2010’s Would It Kill You? and follows their self-released digital live album Did It Kill You?Recorded throughout 2012 and 2013 in Nashville, San Francisco, Long Beach and Los Angeles, the album was produced by Joe Chiccarelli(The Strokes, The White Stripes, My Morning Jacket) and Hellogoodbye frontman Forrest Kline with additional production by Carlos De La Garza (Paramore, M83).

Founded in 2001 by Kline, Hellogoodbye released their first full-length, the acclaimed Zombies! Aliens! Vampires! Dinosaurs!, in 2006. The album’s single “Here (In Your Arms)” went platinum in the U.S. and reached Top 20 on Billboard’s Hot 100. In the wake of the 2006 album’s success, the band appeared on “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno,” “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson” and “Last Call with Carson Daly,” as well as at Reading and Leeds festivals, Rock En Seine in Paris and Pukkelpop in Belgium.

Would It Kill You?, the band’s follow-up, was released in 2010 on their own imprint, Wasted Summer. USA Today called the record “a killer batch of indie pop” and Billboard lauded it as “a change of tide for the members of Hellogoodbye separating the California natives from their electro-melodic roots and propelling them into a promising folk-pop future.”

HELLOGOODBYE TOUR DATES

*with Vacationer

April 15                                                        Chicago, IL                                               Lincoln Hall*

April 16                                                        Pontiac, MI                                                 Pike Room*

April 17                                                       Toronto, ON                                             Lee’s Palace*

April 18                                                        Buffalo, NY                                           Waiting Room*

April 19                                                     Harrisburg, PA                                                  Fed Live*

April 20                                                       Boston, MA                                 Brighton Music Hall*

April 22                                                       Hamden, CT                                                 The Space*

April 23                                                      New York, NY                                    Bowery Ballroom*

April 24                                                    Philadelphia, PA                                  Underground Arts*

April 25                                                     Baltimore, MD                                             The Ottobar*

April 28                                                        Atlanta, GA                                                          Vinyl*

April 29                                                      Nashville, TN                                           12th & Porter*

April 30                                                     Cincinnati, OH                              20th Century Theatre*

May 2                                                        Columbus, OH                             Skully’s Music Diner*

May 4                                                           Akron, OH                                                       Musica*

May 6                                                        Milwaukee, WI                                                 The Rave*

May 7                                                      Minneapolis, MN                                      Varsity Theater*

May 8                                                       Des Moines, IA                                                 Wooly’s*

May 9                                                           Omaha, NE                                    The Waiting Room*

May 10                                                      St. Louis, MO                                             The Firebird*

May 12                                                    Kansas City, MO                                     The Riot Room*

May 13                                                        Denver, CO                                        Marquis Theatre*

May 14                                                   Salt Lake City, UT                                      Urban Lounge*

May 16                                                        Seattle, WA                                           Crocodile Cafe*

May 17                                                       Portland, OR                                   Hawthorne Theater*

May 19                                                          Reno, NV                                          Knitting Factory*

May 20                                                     Sacramento, CA                                               Assembly*

May 21                                                   San Francisco, CA                  Great American Music Hall*

May 22                                                    Los Angeles, CA                                     The Troubadour*

May 23                                                        Pamona, CA                                               Glasshouse*