Hembree

A rock band proclaiming they're “brothers” is a cliché as old as time, but for Hembree, it’s actually true. Originally from Kansas and now based in Los Angeles, the band is comprised of brothers Alex and Austin Ward and brothers-in-law Isaac Flynn and Eric Davis. It explains how they've remained so consistent: they’re stuck with each other. Hembree released their debut album House on Fire in 2019, and quickly started to make a name for themselves in the indie rock world . Garnering attention from NPR, Rolling Stone, and Billboard—and landing syncs in Netflix shows and Apple commercials—the band built a reputation for infectious, danceable rock. Later that year, frontman Isaac Flynn moved to LA, and incessantly nudged the rest of the band to venture west until they all obliged. After touring heavily, they hunkered down to record their sophomore album, It's a Dream! (2022). An album that earned praise from tastemakers like The Line of Best Fit for its ambitious sound. Drawing influence from both the homeland and LA, Hembree creates their own eclectic version of rock and roll. Their nostalgic yet modern sound has landed them on major festival stages and sharing bills with everyone from Phoenix to Elvis Costello. Their third album Better Days captures the joy of a band rediscovering themselves. Flynn states, "We found our love for making music together again, and we realized that’s all that really matters.” Hembree is currently in the studio working on a new album.