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((Short description|American reggae rock, punk band))
((Other uses|Ballyhoo (disambiguation)))
((Refimprove|date=June 2023))
((Infobox musical artist
| name            = Ballyhoo!
| image           = Ballyhoo! in concert.jpg
| caption         = Ballyhoo! in concert
| origin          = [[Aberdeen, Maryland]], [[U.S.]]
| genre           = ((flatlist|
* [[Alternative rock]]
* [[Reggae rock]]<ref>((cite news|url= http://www.abqjournal.com/127402/entertainment/life-on-road-rarely-will-pull-over-for-break.html |first= Adrian |last= Gomez |title= Life on road rarely will pull over for break |newspaper= [[Albuquerque Journal]] |date= 31 August 2012 |access-date= 22 April 2015))</ref>
* [[Pop rock]]
* [[Punk rock]]
))
| years_active    = 1995–present
| label           = [[Ineffable Records]]<br>[[Pepper (band)|LAW Records]]<br>[[Surfdog Records]]<br>Right Coast Records
| associated_acts = [[311 (band)|311]]<br/>[[Bumpin Uglies]]<br/>[[Dirty Heads]]<br/>[[Reel Big Fish]]<br/>[[Slightly Stoopid]]<br/>[[Tribal Seeds]]<br/>[[Tropidelic]]
| website         = ((URL|http://www.BallyhooRocks.com))
| current_members = Howi Spangler<br/> Donald Spangler<br/> Scott Vandrey<br/> Nick Lucera<br/>Sebastian Tenorio-Vallejo
| past_members    = J.R. Gregory<br /> Cassius King<br /> Josh Farley
))

'''Ballyhoo!''' is an American [[reggae rock]] and [[punk rock|punk]] band from [[Aberdeen, Maryland]]. The group has sold over 30,000 copies of its five albums and more than 200,000 digital tracks.<ref>((cite web|url=http://thebeachsideresident.com/2010/06/ballyhoo/|title=Ballyhoo!|access-date=2012-07-06|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20140420081600/http://thebeachsideresident.com/2010/06/ballyhoo/|archive-date=2014-04-20|url-status=dead))</ref>

Ballyhoo! played the House of Marley Stage on the [[Warped Tour]] of 2012. The band has opened up for bands [[311 (band)|311]], [[Dirty Heads]], [[Tribal Seeds]], and  [[Slightly Stoopid]] on previous tours. The group played over 166 shows in 2012.

==History==
===Formation (1995)===
Ballyhoo! was formed in July 1995 by brothers Howi Spangler (vocals and guitar) and Donald Spangler (drums) with their friend Josh Farley on bass.<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.allmusic.com/artist/ballyhoo%21-mn0002091945/biography|title = Ballyhoo! Biography, Songs, & Albums|website = [[AllMusic]]))</ref> In 1997, Farley left the band and Cassius King took over on bass.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://confessionalmagazine.com/more-to-the-story-howi-spangler-ballyhoo/|title = More to the Story: Howi Spangler, Ballyhoo!|website=Confessionalmagazine.com|date = 4 February 2021))</ref>

===''365-Day Weekend'' (2000)===
In 2000, Ballyhoo! released their debut album, ''365-Day Weekend'' around the same time they became a quartet with the addition of Scott Vandrey on keyboard. Next, they released their first EP titled ''The Green'' in 2004. Both were released on Hooligan Records.

===''Do It For The Money!'' (2006)===
The band's self-released second album ''Do It For The Money!'' in 2006 (produced by Jerome Maffeo) featured their first singles, "Cali Girl" and "Cerveza". After this release, the band switched bassists again; from Cassius King to J.R. Gregory.

===''Cheers!'' (2009)===
The follow-up third album, ''Cheers!'', released in 2009 on Surfdog Records, was produced by Scotch Ralston ([[311 (band)|311]] collaborator). The album also features mix work by 311 drummer, [[Chad Sexton]].<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.udreview.com/mobile/mosaic/rock-reggae-band-ballyhoo-to-play-on-the-rise-series-1.628423|title=Rock/reggae band Ballyhoo! to play On The Rise series|access-date=2012-07-06|archive-url=https://archive.today/20130205041257/http://www.udreview.com/mobile/mosaic/rock-reggae-band-ballyhoo-to-play-on-the-rise-series-1.628423|archive-date=2013-02-05|url-status=dead))</ref>

Ballyhoo! released a single, "Front Porch", in October 2010 (produced by Jerome Maffeo).<ref>((cite web|url=http://tnjn.com/2011/jan/12/maryland-punk-rockers-ballyhoo/|title=Maryland punk rockers Ballyhoo! return to Knoxville|access-date=2012-07-02|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120627080354/http://tnjn.com/2011/jan/12/maryland-punk-rockers-ballyhoo/|archive-date=2012-06-27|url-status=dead))</ref>

===''Daydreams'' (2011)===
The band's fourth album ''Daydreams'' was the group's first release under [[Pepper (band)|Pepper]]'s LAW Records. The 12-track album was recorded and produced at Sound Lounge studios in [[Orlando, Florida]] by Greg Shields and Mike Stebe and released in September 2011.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.thepier.org/review-ballyhoo-daydreams/|title=Review: Ballyhoo! – Daydreams|website=Thepier.org|date=22 August 2011 ))</ref> The album debuted at #1 on the [[iTunes]] Reggae Charts, as well as #4 on [[Amazon (company)|Amazon]]. Their single "Last Night" saw rotation at various alternative radio stations including [[WHFS (historic)|WHFS]] Baltimore, [[WRFF]] Philadelphia, KUKQ Phoenix, [[KUCD|Star 101.9]] Honolulu, and [[SiriusXM|SiriusXM's Faction]], as well as, various specialty shows around the country. The band's second single "Walk Away" opened even more doors at radio stations with its melodic chorus and sing along vibe. Pepper's drummer Yesod Williams and owner of his band's label LAW Records says of his newest addition, "Having Ballyhoo! join the LAW family is a perfect fit. They are an incredibly talented band with a really catchy style".

By this time, Ballyhoo! was listed on [[MTV]]'s "Top 100 Bands to Watch" by the Artist on the Verge Project.<ref>((cite web|url=http://newmusicseminar.com/aov2012/chart/|title=AOV Top 100 Chart|access-date=2012-07-02|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120711044102/http://newmusicseminar.com/aov2012/chart/|archive-date=2012-07-11|url-status=dead))</ref> And even featured two downloadable songs on the popular video game [[Rock Band (video game)|Rock Band]].

After heavily touring across the country, Ballyhoo! released a compilation album titled, ''Medium Rare: A collection of tasty cuts'' on December 22, 2012. This was a collection of live tracks, unreleased songs and early versions of their favorite songs.

===''Pineapple Grenade!!'' (2013)===
''Pineapple Grenade!!'', Ballyhoo!'s fifth album was recorded in three weeks in January 2013 and was released on June 25, 2013. This is the first album produced under Right Coast Records, Ballyhoo!'s record label. All songs were produced by [[Paul Leary]] ([[Sublime (band)|Sublime]]) and Matt Wallace ([[Maroon 5]], [[Faith No More]]). Their first single, "Run" saw much radio play. While their second single "No Good" was produced by [[Rome Ramirez]] from [[Sublime with Rome]].<ref>[http://www.stanhopenj.com/2019/10/05/ballyhoo-oct-17/] ((Dead link|date=March 2022))</ref> The album climbed the [[Billboard charts|Billboard Top 200]] album chart at #189,<ref name="auto">((Cite magazine|url=https://www.billboard.com/charts/billboard-200/2013-07-12|title=Billboard 200 Chart|magazine=[[Billboard (magazine)|Billboard]]))</ref> as well as reaching #4 Billboard Heatseekers and #5 at iTunes Alternative charts.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.californiarootsfestival.com/cali-roots-chronicles/|title=Cali Roots Chronicles (California Roots Music & Art Festival 2023)|first=California Roots|last=Festival|website=Californiarootsfestival.com|access-date=1 June 2023))</ref><ref>[https://www.whatsupmag.com/culture/howi-spangler-talks-dreams-music-fame/] ((Dead link|date=February 2022))</ref>

On February 26, 2013, Ballyhoo! released a single, "Marijuana Laws". After both releases, Nick Lucera took over as the band's bassist after J.R. Gregory's departure in 2014.

===''Girls.'' (2017)===
The same year, the band released ''The Cool Down, Vol. 1'' EP, along with their single "Mixtape", which was later featured on their sixth studio album, ''Girls.'' which was released on March 17, 2017 on their label Right Coast Records.

===''Detonate'' (2018)===
The band's seventh album, ''Detonate'' was released on September 28, 2018; again on their own label. Howi Spangler described this album as "the closest I've come to a diary. These songs are me dealing with the passing of my Dad in 2016 and my Mom in 1996 as a kid, nearly wanting to quit music, the struggle of having a family and being away all the time..."

The band released a two-song singles sample called ''Sounds of Summer '19'' on August 23, 2019, which featured "California King" and "Dark Sunglasses". These two tracks are also on the 4-song EP, ''Fighter'' that was released on Valentine's Day. The EP also included the single "Renegade" featuring Ted Bowne of [[Passafire]].<ref>[https://www.thetartan.org/2020/2/24/pillbox/ballyhoo] ((dead link|date=June 2023))</ref>

===''Message to the World'' (2020)===
The band's eighth studio album, ''Message to the World'' was released on June 5, 2020 during the height of the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]. Top tracks are, "Social Drinker" and "Renegade" featuring Ted Bowne from [[Passafire]], as well as the self-titled single.

On August 21, 2020, the single "I'll Be Ok" was released with Howi Spangler on acoustic guitar. Wanting to "shed light on [[Depression (mood)|depression]] and help people find the resources they need to cope", he explained, "I wrote this song when I was feeling really down one night...Nothing felt right. It was hard to be happy in that moment. So I wrote about it."<ref>[https://www.bandcamp.com/track/ill-be-ok] ((Dead link|date=February 2022))</ref>

In January 2021, Ballyhoo! was featured as one of the reggae/punk artists on ''The House That Bradley Built'', a charity compilation honoring [[Sublime (band)|Sublime]]'s lead singer [[Bradley Nowell]], helping musicians with substance abuse. They covered Sublime's song "S.T.P." Also, the band was featured on [[Collie Buddz]] second riddim album, ''Cali Roots Riddim 2021'' with their single, "The Come Up".

On December 24, 2021, Ballyhoo released their fourth EP titled ''Planet Sad Boi'' on [[Right Coast Records]]. It's a 4-song EP that features the single "Beachside Baby" and includes a cover of [[The Eagles]] song "[[Please Come Home For Christmas]]".<ref>((Cite web|url=https://rootfire.net/reggae-release-radar/|title=Reggae Release Radar|website=Rootfire.net|date=31 January 2022))</ref>

On August 9, 2022, Ballyhoo! digitally released a live album, ''Live at Toad's Place'' that was recorded at Toad's Place in New Haven, Connecticut on December 29, 2019. It featured 42 minutes of 11 live tracks.<ref>((Cite web|url=https://ballyhoo.bandcamp.com/album/live-at-toads-place|title=Live at Toad's Place, by BALLYHOO!|website=Ballyhoo.bandcamp.com|access-date=1 July 2023))</ref>

===''Shellshock'' (2023)===
Ballyhoo! recorded their ninth studio album, ''Shellshock'', which was released on Ineffable Records on August 25, 2023. The first single was released on June 2, titled "Clip My Wings". The 14-track album features reggae rock artists, [[The Elovaters]], [[HIRIE]], [[Iya Terra]], [[Kyle Smith (musician)|Kyle Smith]] and [[Tropidelic]], as well as their home state buddies, [[Bumpin Uglies]].<ref>https://thepier.org/ballyhoo-shellshock-album-review</ref>

Ballyhoo! was one of the many featured reggae rock artists/bands on Crossed Heart Clothing presents ''Pop Punk Goes Reggae, Vol. 1'', which was produced by frontman Nathan Aurora of [[Iya Terra]]. The 16-track album was released on September 15, 2023 by Ineffable Records.<ref>https://ineffable.to/poppunkgoesreggae</ref> The band covered "[[I'd Do Anything (Simple Plan song)|I'd Do Anything]]" by [[Simple Plan]].

==Tours and other works==
Tour highlights include: [[311 (band)|311]] Pow Wow Festival in 2011, the 311 Caribbean Cruise in 2012 and 2013, [[The Bamboozle|The Bamboozle Festival]] in 2012, the entire [[Warped Tour|Vans Warped Tour]] in 2012, and the [[California Roots Music and Arts Festival]] in 2013.

After releasing ''Pineapple Grenade'', Ballyhoo! co-headlined the Summer Sickness tour in 2013 alongside [[Authority Zero]] and special guests [[Versus the World (band)|Versus the World]].

In 2015, Ballyhoo! joined a tour with [[Reel Big Fish]] and [[Less Than Jake]].

Ballyhoo! performed the entire Vans Warped Tour in 2016.

In 2018, Ballyhoo! joined a tour with [[Reel Big Fish]] once again, this time to promote their new album ''Detonate''.

In 2019, Ballyhoo! joined [[Rebelution (band)|Rebelution]] and [[Collie Buddz]] on the Good Vibes summer tour.

In 2021, Ballyhoo! got back to touring in the spring with their first tour since the [[COVID-19 pandemic]]. It started out on the east coast with [[Tropidelic]] and followed by a Summer tour of the mid-west, including Tropidelic's [[Everwild Festival]] in Ohio. Starting on September 26, they will be co-headlining a Fall tour with [[The Expendables (American band)|The Expendables]] presenting what they call "The ExpendaHoo! 2021 Tour", which includes opening band, [[Tunnel Vision (band)|Tunnel Vision]]. Ballyhoo! even collaborated with The Expendables on their 2011 single "Walk Away", creating a remixed version with both Howie Spangler and Geoff Weers on vocals. Ballyhoo also covered The Expendables 2007 song, "Down Down Down".

===In popular culture===
Ballyhoo!'s music has appeared in numerous surf/skate videos and compilation albums including "Forever Free: A Tribute to [[Sublime (band)|Sublime]]", which featured a cover of "[[40 Oz. to Freedom]]". Ballyhoo! songs also appear in the feature films, "Beach Kings" and "[[Road Trip: Beer Pong]]".

==Lineup==
[[File:Ballyhoo! June 2021.jpg|thumb|Ballyhoo! performing at Bird & Betty's in [[Beach Haven, NJ]] on June 12, 2021.]]
===Current members===
*Howi Spangler – Lead Vocals/Guitar (1995–present)
*Donald Spangler – Drums (1995–present)
*Scott Vandrey – Keyboards/Programming/Vocal Harmonies (2000–present)
*Nick Lucera – Bass (2014–present)
*Sebastian Tenorio-Vallejo – Guitar/Vocals (2020–present) 

===Former members===
*J.R. Gregory – Bass (2004–2014)
*Cassius King (UNKSTA) – Bass (1997–2003)
*Josh Farley – Bass (1995–1997)

===Timeline===
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==Discography==
===Studio albums===
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Ballyhoo! Chart History<ref name="auto"/>
|-
! Year !! Album !! Label !! Billboard peak
|-
| 2000 || ''365-Day Weekend'' || Hooligan Records || —
|-
| 2006 || ''Do It For The Money!'' || Hooligan Records || —
|-
| 2009 || ''Cheers!'' || Surfdog Records || —
|-
| 2011 || ''Daydreams'' || LAW Records || —
|-
| 2013 || ''Pineapple Grenade'' || Right Coast Records || #189
|-
| 2017 || ''Girls.'' || Right Coast Records || —
|-
| 2018 || ''Detonate'' || Right Coast Records || —
|-
| 2020 || ''Message to the World'' || Right Coast Records || —
|-
| 2023 || ''Shellshock'' || [[Ineffable Records]] || —
|}

===Extended play (EPs)/Live albums===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Year !! Album !! Label !! Billboard peak
|-
| 2004 || ''The Green'' (EP) || Hooligan Records || —
|-
| 2012 || ''Medium Rare: A Collection of Tasty Cuts'' || N/A || —
|-
| 2014 || ''The Cool Down, Vol.1'' (EP) || Right Coast Records || —
|-
| 2020 || ''Fighter'' (EP) || Right Coast Records || —
|-
| 2021 || ''Planet Sad Boi'' (EP) || Right Coast Records || —
|-
| 2022 || ''Live at Toad's Place'' || Right Coast Records || —
|}

===Singles===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Title !! Release Date !! Album 
|-
| "Cali Girl" || 2006 || rowspan="4" | ''Do It For The Money!''
|-
| "Cervesa" || 2006 
|-
| "Bad Credit" || 2006 
|-
| "I lately Notice" || 2006 
|-
| "The Struggle" || 2008 || rowspan="7" | ''Cheers!''
|-
| "Somewhere Tropical" || 2008 
|-
| "Saw Her Standing" || 2008 
|-
| "Alcohol Looks Beautiful Tonight" || 2008 
|-
| "The Friend Zone" || 2008 
|-
| "Paper Dolls" || 2008 
|-
| "Close To Me" || 2008 
|-
| "The Front Porch" || 2010 || ''(Single)''
|-
| "Walk Away" || 2011 || rowspan="8" | ''Daydreams''
|-
| "Say I'm Wrong" || 2011 
|-
| "Antisocial" || 2011 
|-
| "Last Night" || 2011 
|-
| "Evil Penguin" || 2011 
|-
| "Diamonds" || 2011 
|-
| "If You Gotta Go" || 2011 
|-
| "Sandcastles" || 2011 
|-
| "Kingston Town" ([[Lord Creator]]/[[UB40]] Cover) || 2012 || rowspan="2" | ''(Single)''
|-
| "Marijuana Laws" || 2013 
|-
| "Beautiful Day (Halo)" || 2013 || rowspan="3" | ''Pineapple  Grenade''
|-
| "No Good" || 2013 
|-
| "Love Letters" || 2013 
|-
| "Fast Times" || 2015 || ''(Single)''
|-
| "Blaze This Weed" || 2017 || rowspan="4" | ''Girls.''
|-
| "One In A Million" || 2017 
|-
| "Mixtape" || 2017 
|-
| "She Wants Love" || 2017 
|-
| "I Don't Wanna Go" || 2018 || rowspan="2" | ''Detonate''
|-
| "Maryland Summer" || 2018 
|-
| "This Chick is Wack" (feat. Eric Rachmany of [[Rebelution (band)|Rebelution]] & [[Reel Big Fish]]) || 2018 || rowspan="2" | ''(Single)''
|-
| "Armatage Shanks" ([[Green Day]] cover) || 2019 
|-
| "Message To The World" || 2020 || rowspan="6" | ''Message To The World''
|-
| "Social Drinker" || 2020 
|-
| "Fighter" || 2020 
|-
| "California King" || 2020 
|-
| "Dark Sunglasses" || 2020 
|-
| "Renegade" (feat. Ted Bowne of [[Passafire]]) || 2020 
|-
| "S.T.P." ([[Sublime (band)|Sublime]] cover) || January 15, 2021 || ''The House That Bradley Built'' (Single) 
|-
| "I'll Be OK" || August 21, 2020 || ''(Single)''
|-
| "The Come Up" (feat. [[Collie Buddz]] & Johnny Cosmic) || May 8, 2021 || ''Cali Roots Riddim 2021'' (Single) 
|-
| "Middle Finger" || June 11, 2021 || ''(Single)''
|-
| "Walk Away" (feat. [[The Expendables (American band)|The Expendables]]) || July 9, 2021 || rowspan="3" | ''The ExpendaHoo! 2021 Tour'' 
|-
| "Down Down Down" ([[The Expendables (American band)|The Expendables]] cover) || July 30, 2021 
|-
| "Social Drinker" (feat. [[The Expendables (American band)|The Expendables]]) || August 20, 2021 
|-
| "Please Come Home For Christmas" || December 24, 2021 || rowspan="2" | ''Planet Sad Boi EP''
|-
| "Beachside Baby"|| December 24, 2021 
|-
| "The Front Porch" (feat. [[Kash'd Out]]) || June 17, 2022 || ''(Single)''
|-
| "Dammit!" ([[Blink-182]] cover) || September 29, 2022 || ''(Single)''
|-
| "Sleepin' on the Couch" (feat. [[The Elovaters]]) || February 17, 2023 || ''(Single)''
|-
| "Clip My Wings" || June 2, 2023 ||rowspan=4| ''Shellshock'' 
|-
| "Drunk Texter" (feat. [[HIRIE]]) || June 30, 2023 
|-
| "Under The Sun" (feat. [[Tropidelic]]) || August 25, 2023 
|-
| "Shellshock" (feat. [[Iya Terra]]) || August 25, 2023 
|-
| "I'd Do Anything" ([[Simple Plan]] Reggae Cover) || September 15, 2023 || ''Pop Punk Goes Reggae, Vol. 1'' (Single)
|}

===Compilation appearances===
*''Sense Boardwear: Poetry In Motion, Vol. 5'' (2008), The Pier Magazine / 2 tracks: ("Dead By Tomorrow", "Scarlet Blue")
*''Sense Boardwear: Amplified – An Acoustic Collective, Vol. 6'' (2010), The Pier Magazine / 2 tracks: ("Love Letters", "Mad Love")

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
* [http://www.BallyhooRocks.com Official Website]
* [https://www.youtube.com/user/ballyhoorock Official Youtube Channel]

[[Category:Musical groups from Baltimore]]
[[Category:Musical groups established in 1995]]
[[Category:American reggae rock groups]]
[[Category:Rock music groups from Maryland]]

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