5 Seconds of Summer are moguls in the making! The band officially signed Hey Violet, the first act to join their label, Hi or Hey Records. 5SOS announced the exciting news on Twitter, writing, "And we ...

Boredom can wear a person down, and after a year of living the same day over-and-over again, Hey Violet has had enough. The pop rock trio – Rena Lovelis, Nia Lovelis, and Casey Moreta – has composed ...

If all songs are mirrors, revealing something about each listener depending on their reaction, “Guys My Age” is particularly reflective. Hearing 19-year-old Rena Lovelis dismiss her young male ...

For years, every pop-punk single has had the same basic storyline: “This stupid girl broke my heart, fuck her.” Well, thanks to the badasses in Hey Violet, women have their own anthem to shout back.

Hey Violet have spoken on the departure of their bass player Iain Shipp following a series of sexual assault allegations. Shipp was accused in several online posts. The band says they are “continuing ...

All of Hey Violet -- Rena Lovelis, Nia Lovelis, Miranda Miller, Casey Moreta, and Iain Shipp -- stops by Billboard for a podcast interview about their forthcoming debut album, 2017 headlining tour… By ...

Hey Violet's new single "Problems" is irresistible, devil-may-care electro-pop. Premiering exclusively on PopCrush, "Problems" is about navigating all those relationship red flags with a positive ...

As Hey Violet celebrates its two-year anniversary, its latest single, “Guys My Age,” is quickly climbing the pop charts. The L.A. alt-pop band begins its North American headlining tour this month with ...

Rena Lovelis is still in her teens. But it’s been a long, strange road for the Hey Violet singer and her percussionist sister Nia to the synth-fueled hit single “Guys My Age,” an ode to dating older ...

Hey Violet singer-bassist Rena Lovelis, who stars in the band's "Guys My Age" video and hopes the song snaps some "selfish, lazy dudes" awake, tells 'Billboard' that August's Brand New Moves EP… By ...

Whether it was Lorde, Halsey or even Taylor Swift, pop singers knew that presenting themselves as outsiders was a clear way to connect with listeners in a year as fractured as 2017. But when these ...