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Blackheart Honeymoon is an indie-Americana band hailing from Seattle, Washington, known for their evocative songwriting, rich vocal harmonies, and genre-bending sound that fuses folk, rock, country, and soul. Their music lives in the tension between grit and grace—marrying the raw honesty of heartache with the resilience of hope.
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Since their formation, Blackheart Honeymoon has carved out a distinctive space in the Pacific Northwest music scene. Drawing influence from artists like Lucinda Williams, Wilco, and Fleetwood Mac, the band brings a modern edge to timeless American roots music. At the center of their sound is a deep commitment to storytelling—songs that trace the complicated arcs of love, loss, and redemption with cinematic detail and emotional nuance.
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Whether delivering an intimate acoustic ballad or a foot-stomping, full-band anthem, Blackheart Honeymoon captivates audiences with their dynamic performances and undeniable chemistry. Their live shows are immersive and heartfelt, blending polished musicianship with the unfiltered energy of a band that plays like it means every note.
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With a growing catalog of original music, including fan favorites like “Grave Situation,” “Jesus Christ,” and “All I’ll Be,” Blackheart Honeymoon continues to evolve—pushing the boundaries of Americana while staying true to its roots. Whether you're catching them live or diving into their recordings, one thing is certain: Blackheart Honeymoon delivers songs that stay with you.

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Ian Prebo - vocals/guitar
Shane Squire - guitar
Dalton Ford - drums
Sam Calhoon - vocals/bass
Jen Dyer - vocals/keys
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"Blackheart Honeymoon deliver an easy-to-love collection of melodious alt-country, distinguished by the sterling harmonies of Prebo and Pollock."
"Seattle-based Blackheart Honeymoon crafts expansive and moving alt-country songs, bringing in elements of indie and post-rock in order to leave quite the impression."
". . .The contrast evokes a bass line of classic Americana influence, from The Byrds to Fleetwood Mac, yet the bittersweet wistfulness of the lyrics grooves against an upbeat, hand-clapping melody, lending the track a dash of modern alt-twee, reminiscent of the New Pornographers."