LoveHateHero

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LoveHateHero

Promo shot of LoveHateHero for The Wet Hot American Summer Tour in 2010
Background information
Origin Burbank, California
USA
Genres Post-hardcore,[1] emo,[2] pop punk[3]
Years active 2003-present
(On hiatus since 2011)[4]
Labels Ferret
Associated acts Escape the Fate, XO Stereo, Eyes Set to Kill, Falling In Reverse, 2hots, Perfect Like Me
Website LoveHateHero on MySpace
Members Pierrick Berube
Paris Bosserman
Kevin Gruft
Justin Whitesel
Scott Gee
Past members Josh Newman
Omar Espinosa
Bryan Ross
Mark Johnston
Myke Russell

LoveHateHero is a post-hardcore band from Burbank, California. They are signed to Ferret Records and have released three albums, Just Breathe in May 2005, White Lies in February 2007 and America Underwater in November 2009.

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LoveHateHero is a post-hardcore band from Burbank, California. They are signed to Ferret Records and have released three albums, Just Breathe in May 2005, White Lies in February 2007 and America Underwater in November 2009.

They have toured with bands such as Chiodos, Eighteen Visions, Funeral for a Friend, He Is Legend, and It Dies Today.[5] They appeared on the Black on Black Tour with Escape the Fate, Blessthefall, Before Their Eyes, and Dance Gavin Dance.

During October and November 2007, LoveHateHero co-headlined a tour with So They Say that featured support from National Product, Tokyo Rose, and Before Their Eyes.

LoveHateHero 2009 Promo Shot

LoveHateHero have just finished up their One Moment Management Tour with Before Their Eyes, I See Stars, Oceana, Eyes Set to Kill and Ice Nine Kills[citation needed] as well as their TerminaTOUR with Blessed by a Broken Heart, Agraceful, Karate Highschool, and Kiros.

In 2009 they were on the Dead or Alive Tour with I Am Ghost and Karate Highschool, the Revolver Tour with Eyes Set To Kill and Dreaming of Eden, the Napalm and Noise Tour with The Devil Wears Prada, All That Remains, and Story Of The Year as well as a month long Brazil Tour with Mr. Clown.

They played on the Vans Warped Tour 2009 at the Seattle, Portland, Fresno, San Francisco, Sacramento, and San Diego venues.

In 2010 they headlined the America Underwater Tour with Four Letter Lie, Sleeping With Sirens, Of Machines, and Destruction of a Rose, did their first European Tour with Blessed by a Broken Heart and are currently on the Wet Hot American Summer Tour with Young and Divine and The Venetia Fair. The band shot a music video for their first single off America Underwater for the song America Underwater.

In June of 2010, the song "America Underwater" became available for purchase on the Rock Band Network for PS3, Xbox 360, and Wii.

It was announced on December 30, 2010, by Falling In Reverse via Stickam, that Scotty Gee was their new drummer. Shortly after, however, he was removed from Falling In Reverse. The band hasn't given any updates for a year, due in part that Kevin Thrasher is now touring with Escape The Fate on rhythm guitar

Justin Whitesel briefly joined the band The Hollowed but left for unexplained reasons. He became a touring guitarist for many artists including Eyes Set To Kill on their summer tour with Falling In Reverse and For All Those Sleeping. He has just recently started a new band known as XO Stereo and owns Sinner Clothing.

Other Projects

  • Kevin "Thrasher" Gruft played Rockstar's Uproar Music Festival w/ Escape the Fate and was the lead guitarist in Craig Mabbitt's side poject, The Dead Rabbitts, until late summer of 2012. He played/recorded all the guitars on the Deuce album Nine Lives. In the summer of 2012 he tweeted giving hints about an upcoming solo Album. He is currently a producer/engineer/songwriter working w/ various artists and producers across many genres. He is currently working with Disney star Zendaya. He has played in LoveHateHero, The Dead Rabbitts, Escape the Fate, Matt Toka, and Blessed by a Broken Heart. He is featured in the songs "Capsize" and "Battle Cry" by Stretford End from their album Prelude.
  • Justin Whitesel began to session for many bands including a summer tour w/ Eyes Set To Kill

On August 20, 2013 he launched his new band known as XO Stereo[6] (which features members of From First To Last and Jeffree Star with the music video for their first single known as "Show And Tell"[7]

  • Bryan Ross is currently a producer/engineer, working with former LHH and Escape The Fate member Omar Espinosa. He was drafted by ETF producer Michael "Elvis" Baskette to co-write and record Falling in Reverse's debut album The Drug In Me Is You, performing both the drums and rhythm guitars on the record. He also worked with Elvis on FACT's 2012 album "burundanga". In January 2012, he rejoined Perfect Like Me but left in late April.
  • Omar Espinosa is currently a producer. In 2004 he left LHH to join Escape The Fate. After leaving ETF due to personal problems, Espinosa joined Perfect Like Me. In 2009, he left PLM to concentrate on his family. Omar contributed writing on Falling in Reverse's studio album "The Drug In Me Is You", and in January 2012 rejoined Perfect Like Me but left in late April.
  • Myke Russell is currently a member of the band 2hots.
  • Scott Gee had joined Falling in Reverse to participate in their studio album but was removed for unexplained reasons.

Members

Current
  • Pierrick Berube - lead vocals (since 2003), rhythm guitar (2005-2006)
  • Kevin "Thrasher" Gruft - lead guitar, backing vocals (since 2006)
  • Justin Whitesel - rhythm guitar, keyboards, synthesizers, programming, piano (since 2009)
  • Arthur "Paris" Bosserman - bass, backing vocals (since 2003)
  • Scott Gee - drums, percussion, piano (since 2005)

Former
  • Omar Espinosa - lead guitar, backing vocals (2003-2004)
  • Mark Johnston - lead guitar, backing vocals (2004-2005)
  • Myke Russell - lead guitar, backing vocals (2005-2006), rhythm guitar (2006-2008)
  • Josh Newman - rhythm guitar, backing vocals (2003-2005)
  • Bryan Ross - drums, percussion, backing vocals (2004-2005)

Discography

Videography

  • The Risk (2005)
  • Red Dress (2007)
  • America Underwater (2009)

References

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