The Oh Hellos

The Oh Hellos Throw a Folk Rock Party for Everyone

Soundcheck | Mar 15, 2018

Formed in Texas, the sibling duo The Oh Hellos have embarked on making music for folks wherever the winds carry them. Seriously - their latest  string of EPs are named after one of the four Greek mythological wind deities that bring the seasons. With fiddles, banjo, accordion, and cheerful melodies, the duo expands their musical forces when on tour to an entire ecstatic folk-rock community party. The Oh Hellos and their reinforcements perform their autumnal songs in-studio.

Set list: 

  • Eurus
  • On The Mountain Tall
  • Torches

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