Dayton, Ohio’s Hawthorne Heights have had a steady release of albums since their formation in 2001. Now on the brink of releasing their fourth album, Skeletons, which comes out on June 1, the band is toying with a few changes, including a new label, innovative artwork and an inexpensive summer tour (11 bucks gets you a ticket to a show AND a copy of the album.) Punknews writer Laila Hanson had the chance to chat with lead singer JT Woodruff earlier this month.

Source Dayton, Ohio’s Hawthorne Heights have had a steady release of albums since their formation in 2001. Now on the brink of releasing their fourth album, Skeletons, which comes out on June 1, the band is toying with a few changes, including a new label, innovative artwork and an inexpensive summer tour (11 bucks gets you a ticket to a show AND a copy of the album.) Punknews writer Laila Hanson had the chance to chat with lead singer JT Woodruff earlier this month.

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