Aloha, an American indie rock band formed in Bowling Green, Ohio in 1997, consisted of Tony Cavallario and Matthew Gengler. The group gained early traction when they secured a record deal based on their demo tape. Aloha's initial releases included the EP The Great Communicators, The Interpreters, The Nonbelievers (1999) and their first album That's Your Fire (2000). In 2003, T.J. Lipple joined the band, bringing new musical tools and a more focused approach to their sound. Notable albums from this period include Here Comes Everyone (2006) and Some Echoes (2006). Aloha has shared stages with acts such as Q and Not U, Ted Leo, and Clinic. Their album, Little Windows Cut Right Through, was released in 2016.
