Deadly Syndrome Tickets

If you’re looking for a band with a sharp indie-rock sensibility and a stories-first approach to songwriting, Deadly Syndrome is worth knowing. Formed in 2006 in Los Angeles by Will Etling, Jesse Hoy, Michael Hughes, and Crash Richard, the group merged tight musicianship with emotionally honest lyrics. After a prolific early run, the band disbanded in January 2013, leaving behind a small but powerful catalog that still resonates with fans of thoughtful alternative rock.

Here’s a concise look at their journey, from studio sessions and self-released records to film-licensed songs that keep their legacy alive in popular media.

Note: While there are no confirmed 2025 tour dates, we’ve got you covered with the latest context on their activity, and we’ll keep this page updated as new information becomes available.

Biography at a glance: Deadly Syndrome formed in 2006 in Los Angeles, bringing together Will Etling, Jesse Hoy, Michael Hughes, and Crash Richard. They released three main studio collections, concluding with All In Time (2012), Nolens Volens (2010), and The Ortolan (2007, Dim Mak). Post-breakup, they released a standalone single in 2019 and have songs licensed for film soundtracks. The band’s most notable lead single from All In Time is “Whatever Comes Our Way.”

Discography highlights: The Ortolan (2007, Dim Mak) • Nolens Volens (2010, self-released) • All In Time (2012, self-released). Notable tracks include “I Hope I Become a Ghost” (featured in World’s Greatest Dad and Detention of the Dead) and “Young at Heart” (featured in Jackass 3.5).

Current status: There are no confirmed 2025 tour dates or active touring plans publicly announced. The band’s most recent release activity traces back to 2019 with a standalone single. Fans and new listeners can explore the catalog and stay tuned for any updates on live appearances or reunions.