
2013
Hey! Hello!'s self-titled debut from 2013 is a raucous concoction of noisy, pop-leaning hard rock that feels like a night out that starts with high-energy anthems and ends with catchy choruses stuck in your head. Ginger Wildheart and Victoria Liedtke bring a punchy, transatlantic flair to the proceedings, merging the grit of British rock with a slick American pop sensibility. The album thrives on its infectious hooks and driving rhythms, perfect for those moments when you crave the loud, the brash, and the undeniably catchy. Listeners who love the unabashed pop-rock energy here often look for albums that keep the adrenaline pumping and the melodies front and centre.

Wolfmother · 2021
Rock Out by Wolfmother channels the same hard rock energy with Andrew Stockdale's gritty vocals and dynamic guitar work. Recorded in a home studio, the album captures a raw yet polished sound, reminiscent of the infectious hooks and driving rhythms that Hey! Hello! fans appreciate.
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Thundermother · 2020
Thundermother's Heat Wave delivers an all-female hard rock punch from Stockholm, echoing the no-nonsense, infectious energy of Hey! Hello! With its relentless riffs and bold attitude, this album is a must for those who enjoy their rock loud and proud.

Hardline · 2021
Heart, Mind and Soul by Hardline offers a blend of American hard rock that aligns with the pop sensibilities found in Hey! Hello! Johnny Gioeli's powerful vocals and the band's tight instrumentation create a sound that balances melody with rock heft.

Scowl · 2025
Scowl's Are We All Angels brings a modern edge from Santa Cruz, mixing elements of hardcore punk with hard rock. For fans of Hey! Hello!, this album offers a fresh take on energy-driven rock, with powerful vocal delivery and tight, punchy instrumentation.

Those Damn Crows · 2023
Inhale/Exhale by Those Damn Crows blends Welsh rock grit with accessible melodies. Like Hey! Hello!, this album rides on high-energy tracks with infectious hooks, perfect for anyone who enjoys a mix of raw power and memorable tunes.

H.E.A.T · 2010
H.E.A.T's Freedom Rock offers a Swedish take on melodic rock, with soaring vocals and slick production. The album's pop-rock elements align with the energetic, catchy vibe of Hey! Hello!, making it a natural choice for fans seeking more anthemic rock.

Rival Sons · 2011
Pressure & Time by Rival Sons infuses rock with blues elements, creating a sound that pairs well with the raw energy of Hey! Hello! Jay Buchanan's powerful vocals and the band's dynamic instrumentation make this album a thrilling listen for those who appreciate rock's bluesy roots.

The Screaming Jets · 2016
Chrome by The Screaming Jets from Newcastle boasts a robust rock sound with a pop edge, much like Hey! Hello!'s debut. The band's lively riffs and catchy hooks capture the spirit of high-energy rock, perfect for fans looking for more of that electric drive.
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