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BOYS LIKE GIRLS

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Barely out of high school, a group of friends from the suburbs of Boston got on a roller coaster that rocketed them to multi-Platinum success, sold out shows worldwide, nearly a billion streams, and fan adoration - and they still haven’t hopped off. BOYS LIKE GIRLS struck a delicate and dynamic balance between rock, pop, and punk with their (almost) multi-Platinum full-length debut, <a href="spotify:album:47ttGApwQx3iAWz8tFFnNj" data-name="Boys Like Girls">Boys Like Girls</a>, in 2006. They only refined this signature sound on 2009’s <a href="spotify:album:7DphDayDRJ1NtRmveflFWD" data-name="Love Drunk">Love Drunk</a>, which clinched #1 on the Top Rock Albums Chart and stormed the Top 10 of the Billboard 200. Their catalog expanded with Platinum anthems - “The Great Escape” and “Love Drunk” - and the Gold “Hero/Heroine.” Meanwhile, they teamed up with none other than Taylor Swift on the Platinum BMI Award-winning Hot 100 duet “Two Is Better Than One.” All the while, they graced hallowed stages such as Madison Square Garden in addition to selling out tours across the globe and touching down on five continents.

Following four years of dormancy, BOYS LIKE GIRLS celebrated the 10th anniversary of their debut with an unforgettable 2016 tour. 2022 saw them return as they were meant to, igniting the stage When We Were Young Festival in Las Vegas and hitting the studio.

In 2023, those same friends sound as vibrant, vulnerable, and vital as ever on their fourth full-length offering, <a href="spotify:album:6YYgBgZ9yBTZ0l0Wpk9NSQ" data-name="SUNDAY AT FOXWOODS">SUNDAY AT FOXWOODS</a>. Rife with hooks and heart, it’s the record they were always meant to make and yet another step on their lifelong journey together.

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