IDKHow Were Robbed In LA Last Night

This is awful.

October 17, 2018

Bad news from the IDKHow camp: while the duo were playing a show in LA last night, their belongings were stolen from frontman Dallon Weekes' hotel room.

Not only was all their equipment and personal property stolen; Dallon also lost all work on the band's upcoming debut album.

Urgh.

The band are set to head out on tour with Waterparks this November in the States, and support Deaf Havana in the UK in December. Let's try and get this stuff returned immediately, eh?

A fan, Lior Edrich, has also set up a GoFundMe for the band.

IDKHow's new 1981 Extended Play EP is due out November 9 via Fearless Records. Pre-order it now right here.

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