The Hellp at Irving Plaza

One of the coolest bands on earth is taking over NYC. Known for their experimental electronic-rockin’ beats, THE HELLP has amassed a loyal following for their unique tracks that sent the underground scene shaking. With live shows that sent fans into riot-level energy, it’s an essential part of being part of their army. With music that goes beyond the usual electric flow, they’ve caught the eye of indie and underground fans. Beyond the music, their aesthetics & visuals share this sort of rebellious & artsy persona.

Heading to the iconic IRVING PLAZA, get ready for a concert experience like no other. The ballroom-style venue has been recognized as one of the “50 Best Concert Venues of America” by Complex City Guide, a place where the most legendary names in music have set foot on. Every single night at the plaza gets the ground shaking while everyone jumps and rocks it all out. Its beautiful interiors and the iconic disco ball brings in a nostalgic vibe, getting everyone on their feet & ready to dance the night away.

With chaos beautifully weaved into hard-hitting bops, it’s hard to resist the duo’s electronica magic. “When I started the band, I had one mission in mind: to move the needle in the underground,” Dillon shared with The Face. Formed in 2015, they’ve quickly attracted a cult following amidst an air of chaos and confusion. Since then, they’ve been steadily dropping tracks and records that break the air. In 2023, they signed with Atlantic Records, who definitely saw their unique synthpop flair.

“There’s such an enhanced lore to us that other artists are lacking,” Chandler said. They’ve been around for quite a while now, and it was time to take step up their game. “We have a story. It was the right time to do a major label in the arc of our story. It was either quit the music project or evolve the narrative. We both have many other skills and talents. We could have done a million things but we’re doing this,” Noah added.

With a new track “Caustic” dominating airwaves, it’s a nostalgic track that brings back memories of graduation. “The idea’s genesis came from Noah’s obsession with a 'last day of Calabasas high school 1994' video,” the duo tells PAPER. Well, they’ve surely got all of us dancing and grooving to the beat. Described as “actualizing the collision point of bubblegum pop and a catastrophe,” it definitely suits their fanbase of “dance-driven delinquents” as described by PAPER.

A new label, a new era, and new beats, get ready for THE HELLP’s new chapter, unfolding LIVE ON STAGE at their very own national tour. Book your tickets now!