Biography
Formed in 1999 in Los Angeles by Rob Waller and brothers Paul and Anthony Lacques, I See Hawks In L.A. forged a distinctive blend of alt-country and Americana. The band’s three-part harmonies, telecaster and steel textures, and folk-inflected songwriting have defined their sound for over two decades. LA Weekly recognized them as Best Country Artist in 2002 and again in 2003, cementing their status in the regional scene. Their catalog demonstrates a career-long ascent, with Grapevine (2004) and Hallowed Ground (2008) both reaching #1 on the Freeform American Roots (FAR) chart, and the 2018 live album Live And Never Learn debuting at #1 on FAR. The 2021 release On Our Way marked their tenth studio project, and 2025 tour activity signals ongoing vitality in the live circuit. The band continues to explore collaborations, including Hawks With Good Intentions, and maintains a strong official presence via iseehawks.com and iseehawksinla.bandcamp.com, with active social channels across major platforms.
Discography Highlights
Their discography spans from 1999 to 2021, featuring standout records that have shaped the American roots landscape. Notable titles include Grapevine (2004) and Hallowed Ground (2008), both reaching #1 on the FAR chart, and the acclaimed live collection Live And Never Learn (2018). Their ongoing work includes collaborations under Hawks With Good Intentions and numerous festival appearances. Official site and Bandcamp offer direct access to music, tours, and news.
Upcoming Tour Information
Tour notes for 2025 indicate continued live performances with a steady touring schedule. For the latest dates, venues, and availability, secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process. Date to be announced for some markets may occur, so check back frequently for updates and RESCHEDULED if any show shifts occur. We’ll help you verify the details and lock in seats for a great listening experience.