recent press/news
While this page is still a work in progress, I am creating it first and foremost as a way to communicate directly with my fans. This will be the best place to catch any new releases, new merch drops, Patreon updates (yes, it's coming), and tour announcements.
One of the most challenging pieces of running this band is finding ways to actually reach "my people." I wish information sharing could be easy and convenient, but sometimes I really do feel like I just can't reach you. My goal is to make this space organized and easy to keep up with for any fan looking to do so. This page, along with our subscriber news will be the most up to date it can get. Any major announcements will hit those two places. In the coming weeks, I'll be adding news from the 'Artifacts' release and this is where you can find updates going forward.
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Past press
Hello June history
Hello June first came onto the scene in 2017 with their EP Spruce. From that EP, "Dance" was featured by NPR Music's Heavy Rotation and was played on radio stations across the US.
In 2018, Hello June was featured as an NPR Slingshot Artist, alongside Phoebe Bridgers, Snail Mail, Mt. Joy, Jade Bird, and 2017 Slingshot Artist, Big Thief.
NPR Music premiered their leading single, "Mars," and the band received glowing praise from both local and national press alike (Paste Magazine, Atwood Magazine, WV Living).
In summer and fall of 2023, Hello June released "Interstate," "Honey I Promise," "Sometimes" and "Take Me Home Country Roads" as singles.
On October 6th 2023, Hello June released their first album in 5 years, entitled 'Artifacts.'
Hello June sounds kinda like
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Jason Molina, Beachouse, Daniel Johnston (NPR Music)
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The Cranberries, Yo La Tengo, Lucinda Williams (Paste Magazine)
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Velvet Underground, Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit (No Depression)
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Liz Phair, Big Thief, Mazzy Star, Courtney Barnett, War on Drugs (fans)