iDKHOW at The Wiltern

While they may have only begun performing and releasing music in 2016, iDKHOW had been living in frontman Dallon Weekes’ brain for years prior. He finally got the push to start the project with the help of his long-time collaborator, Ryan Seaman, formerly the drummer of pop punk band Falling in Reverse. Years later they released their debut studio album, Razzmatazz, in 2020. All these years later, they have finally released their sophomore album, Gloom Division, which is the first studio album in which Weekes is completely on his own. The album has thrusted iDKHOW back into the spotlight, and they have the tour dates to accommodate. Get your chance to see hits like “Choke” and “Do It All The Time,” alongside their new material; it’ll make your elder emo heart soar. Tickets are on sale right now, so get going.

iDKHOW has a long and complicated past. What started as a handful of songs written in the back of a Panic! At the Disco tour van has turned into a masterful indie passion project spanning years of creative innovations. After his original solo project, indie rock band The Brobecks, didn’t take off, a young Dallon Weekes found himself replacing Panic! At the Disco’s former bassist. In between contributing creatively to Panic!’s discography, Weekes wrote songs that would later become the very beginnings of iDKHOW. Fast forward to now, Weekes is all in on iDKHOW. Having just released the project’s second studio album, he’s ready to hit the road with his upcoming iMPENDiNG GLOOM tour. And soon enough, he’s coming to LA, so grab your tickets while you can. It’s going to be electric, so make sure you snag your spot before they sell out!!

It’s been a little while since iDKHOW has released an album. Four years, to be exact. But hey, better late than never, right? That’s what fans seemed to think when Dallon Weekes put out iDKHOW’s second album, Gloom Division. The album is a testament of iDKHOW’s signature new wave-esque pop rock sound, and with the iMPENDiNG GLOOM tour, it’s coming straight to you. Grab your tickets while you can, heaven knows they’ll be selling out fast.