Why We're Saying Goodbye to Why Don't We
A Look Back at the Band's Journey and What the Future Holds
The Los Angeles quintet—Daniel Seavey, Corbyn Besson, Jonah Marais, Jack Avery and Zach Herron—went back to the beginning to say goodbye.
On Sunday night, Why Don't We took to the stage at the Troubadour in Los Angeles for their final show. The intimate venue was packed with fans, all there to say goodbye to the band that had been a part of their lives for the past five years.
The show was an emotional one, filled with both laughter and tears. The band played all of their hits, including "8 Letters," "Something Different," and "Hooked." They also debuted a new song, "Slow Down," which was a fitting end to their set.
After the show, the band took to social media to thank their fans for their support. "We're so grateful for the past five years," they wrote. "We've made memories that we'll never forget, and we're so proud of everything we've accomplished together."
So what's next for Why Don't We? The band members are all planning to pursue solo careers. Seavey has already released a solo EP, and Besson, Marais, Avery and Herron are all working on new music.
It's the end of an era for Why Don't We, but it's also the beginning of something new. The band members are all talented artists, and they're sure to have successful solo careers. We wish them all the best in the future.
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