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Here Come Here is a Cincinnati-born performer known for high-energy, hard-edged rock with catchy pop elements. Since forming in Ohio, they’ve built a reputation for dynamic live shows and a distinctive blend of rock, alt-rock, and melodic hooks. This page provides a detailed look at the artist’s journey, key releases, notable achievements, and the latest available information on touring activity. As of early 2026, the band’s most recent widely publicized live activity centers on 2017-era release shows, but fans can stay informed about any new developments through official channels.

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Here Come Here’s discography features a steady stream of releases from 2013 onward, including the self-titled Here Come Here (2013), Pants Were a Bad Idea (2014), Chernobyl (2017), and the multi-volume The Colony (2016–2020). The latest album in the Colony series, Vol. 3: Raw Honey (2020), showcases their evolving sound and willingness to push boundaries. Lead singles such as Hello Queen City highlight the band’s connection to their Cincinnati roots, while I Don’t Get It captures the band’s exploration during the Chernobyl era. For fans and new listeners alike, this page highlights the journey, notable achievements, and how to catch Here Come Here live or virtually. Follow the artist across social media for updates and new music news: Twitter: @HereComeHere, Instagram: @herecomehere, Facebook: facebook.com/herecomeheremusic.

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Quick Facts About Here Come Here

  • Origin: Cincinnati, Ohio; blends rock, alt-rock, and pop sensibilities (described as high-energy hard/alternative rock with pop elements).
  • Major releases include Here Come Here (2013), Pants Were a Bad Idea (2014), Chernobyl (2017), and The Colony volumes (2016–2020), plus Lanulos (2019).
  • The Colony series is a multi-volume project released 2016–2020, with Vol. 3: Raw Honey (2020) as the latest album release.
  • Notable achievements: won the 2015 Madison Theater Band Challenge and headlined WEBN Fireworks’ America's Next stage in 2015.
  • Lead singles include Hello Queen City (from Pants Were a Bad Idea) and I Don't Get It (promoted around the Chernobyl era).
  • Social media presence is active across Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook (handles: @HereComeHere; @herecomehere; facebook.com/herecomeheremusic).

The records

Here Come Here Discography

  • The Colony, Vol. 3: Raw Honey
    2020 · Self-released (HereComeHere)
  • The Colony, Vol. 2: Quality Not Guaranteed DISC 2
    2020 · Self-released (HereComeHere)
  • Lanulos
    2019 · Self-released (HereComeHere)
  • The Colony, Vol. 2: Quality Not Guaranteed
    2018 · Self-released (HereComeHere)
  • Chernobyl
    2017 · Self-released (HereComeHere)
  • The Colony, Vol. 1: Bees Nuts
    2016 · Self-released (HereComeHere)
  • Pants Were a Bad Idea
    2014 · Self-released (HereComeHere)
  • Here Come Here
    2013 · Self-released (HereComeHere)

The hits

Top Here Come Here Songs

  • Hello Queen City
    2014 · N/A
  • I Don't Get It
    2017 · N/A

Here Come Here’s discography features a steady stream of releases from 2013 onward, including the self-titled Here Come Here (2013), Pants Were a Bad Idea (2014), Chernobyl (2017), and the multi-volume The Colony (2016–2020). The latest album in the Colony series, Vol. 3: Raw Honey (2020), showcases their evolving sound and willingness to push boundaries. Lead singles such as Hello Queen City highlight the band’s connection to their Cincinnati roots, while I Don’t Get It captures the band’s exploration during the Chernobyl era. For fans and new listeners alike, this page highlights the journey, notable achievements, and how to catch Here Come Here live or virtually. Follow the artist across social media for updates and new music news: Twitter: @HereComeHere, Instagram: @herecomehere, Facebook: facebook.com/herecomeheremusic.

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