The Hails, Duck Pond Tour, West End Entertainment District
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About
Following a string of encounters too
strange to be coincidence, Robbie Kingsley, Franco Solari,
Dylan McCue and Zach Levy came together to form The Hails. Despite first
playing in an insular Miami high school music scene, the band officially formed
at the University of Florida in Gainesville, turning the tattered carpeting and
beer bottle lined shelves of their shitty college house into a distinct,
refined sound that is now synonymous with their name.
After graduation, the group made the pilgrimage back to their
home of Miami, the city that directly influenced the sound of their early
shimmering singles "Younger" and "Stay," debut EP He Seems Upset (2020),
and the subsequent Alive in Strange Ways (2021).
After releasing their debut album What's Your Motive (2023) and
gaining international praise, The Hails have created their own unique style of
collaboration with band members living in Miami, DC and Brooklyn. Recent
highlights of the road include holding court at festivals like Governors Ball,
III Points and Okeechobee, interspersed between sold-out headline shows and
tour support for The Revivalists, Quarters, The Beaches, flipturn and the moss.
This year will see The Hails back out on the road as they ready for the release
of their second full-length album later this year.
strange to be coincidence, Robbie Kingsley, Franco Solari,
Dylan McCue and Zach Levy came together to form The Hails. Despite first
playing in an insular Miami high school music scene, the band officially formed
at the University of Florida in Gainesville, turning the tattered carpeting and
beer bottle lined shelves of their shitty college house into a distinct,
refined sound that is now synonymous with their name.
After graduation, the group made the pilgrimage back to their
home of Miami, the city that directly influenced the sound of their early
shimmering singles "Younger" and "Stay," debut EP He Seems Upset (2020),
and the subsequent Alive in Strange Ways (2021).
After releasing their debut album What's Your Motive (2023) and
gaining international praise, The Hails have created their own unique style of
collaboration with band members living in Miami, DC and Brooklyn. Recent
highlights of the road include holding court at festivals like Governors Ball,
III Points and Okeechobee, interspersed between sold-out headline shows and
tour support for The Revivalists, Quarters, The Beaches, flipturn and the moss.
This year will see The Hails back out on the road as they ready for the release
of their second full-length album later this year.
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