Grouplove

Grouplove are an American alternative rock band formed in Los Angeles in 2009 featuring singer and keyboard player Hannah Hooper, singer and guitarist Christian Zucconi, guitarist Andrew Wessen, bassist Sean Gadd and drummer Ryan Rabin. Sean Gadd left in 2014 to be replaced by Daniel Gleason and Ryan Rabin left in 2017 succeeded by Benjamin Homola. They released an eponymous EP in 2010 and their debut studio album, Never Trust a Happy Song, in 2011. It went to number 17 on Billboard's Top Alternative Albums Chart, number 25 on the Top Rock Albums Chart and number 75 on the Billboard 200. Spreading Rumors (2013) reached number three on the Alternative Albums Chart, number seven on the Top Rock Chart and number 21 on the Billboard 200. Big Mess (2016) hit number 13 on the Alternative Albums Chart, number 15 on the Top Rock Chart and number 40 on the Billboard 200. The single "Tongue Tied" (2011) reached number one on the Top Alternative Songs Chart, "Ways to Go" (2013) made number two and "Welcome to Your Life"(2016) got to number five. Their 2020 track "Deleter" reached number 21 on the Top Alternative Songs Chart and was to appear on their fourth album Healer for 2020. The band's fifth album This Is This appeared in 2021 and their sixth album I Want It All Right Now followed in 2023 on their new label home of Glassnote Records. In 2024 followed the single "Cheese", featuring collaborations from the rapper PawPaw Rod and the singer Valerie June. Two live singles appeared, "All" with Clarence Clemons' son, saxophonist Jake Clemons, and "We Call It  Live, Yeah That's What We Call It", before the release of the seventh full-length, Rock N' Roll You Won't Save Me in May 2025.