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About Home is Where
Currently, Home Is Where is actively touring to promote their latest album, 'I Became Birds', which has received critical acclaim for its raw emotion and authenticity. In 2023, they embarked on a national tour across the United States, performing at various music festivals and intimate venues. Their live shows are known for their energetic atmosphere and the band's genuine connection with the audience, often featuring an interactive experience where fans can share their stories and emotions. Recently, they have been featured in several music publications, highlighting their rise in the indie music scene. The band has also announced upcoming performances, including a highly anticipated appearance at the iconic Coachella Festival, where they plan to debut new songs that reflect their growth as artists. Additionally, they are engaging with fans through social media, sharing behind-the-scenes content from their tours and encouraging discussions about the themes present in their music. As they continue to evolve, Home Is Where remains committed to making music that resonates with their audience, solidifying their place in the contemporary music landscape.
Home is Where History
Home Is Where is an indie rock band that emerged from the vibrant music scene in Florida. Formed in 2017, the band quickly gained attention for their emotive lyrics and unique sound that blends elements of emo, punk, and folk. Their debut album, 'I Became Birds', released in 2020, showcased their ability to weave personal narratives into catchy melodies, resonating deeply with listeners. The band's name, 'Home Is Where', reflects their commitment to creating music that feels personal and relatable, often drawing inspiration from their own experiences and the idea of finding comfort and belonging. Over the years, they have cultivated a dedicated fan base through their heartfelt performances at local venues and festivals. Their music often touches on themes of struggle, identity, and the importance of home, which has struck a chord with many young adults navigating similar challenges in their lives.
