Hoobastank is officially a member of the Billion Views Club, as the band’s music video for its 2004 track “The Reason” just reached the milestone Monday (Aug. 21) on YouTube. The visual for the track, ...

After recording a bunch of songs and demos at various studios across Los Angeles, Hoobastank spent a lot of time in 1999 at 4th Street Recording in Santa Monica with Jim Wirt, who acted as a producer, ...

Over the course of 24 days, the State Fair of Texas has provided a nostalgic lineup with something for everyone. We’ve had TLC, Brian McKnight, Village People and Paul Wall hit the Chevrolet Main ...

The mid-2000s were a different time. Hoobastank had a hit in 2003 with “The Reason,” and the band would follow The Reason the album by getting to work on Every Man For Himself, which came out in 2006.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “I’m not a perfect person / There’s many things I wish I didn’t do.” These are the opening lyrics to Hoobastank’s 2004 hit “The ...

Hoobastank are not a perfect band—and quite frankly, they don't give a damn. Twenty years since making their eponymous major label debut in 2001, the American rock group with the curious moniker have ...

Hoobastank's 2004 hit song "The Reason" has gone viral on TikTok as part of a new challenge where users reveal embarrassing moments about themselves and things they have done. The resurgence in ...

SoCal alt/rock act Hoobastank will headline a tour with Lit. Credit: Instagram / hoobastank Early aughts SoCal alt-rock acts Hoobastank, Lit and Alien Ant Farm will bring their Tried-N-True tour to ...

Like a lot of other people this past week, Hoobastank lead singer Doug Robb and I are talking about Britney Spears. Unexpectedly, though, Hoobastank guy (to borrow from Eve 6’s Twitter meme-speak) has ...

The music video for Hoobastank's 2003 hit "The Reason" has finally achieved one billion views on YouTube. The song has also probably achieved close to one trillion references over the years of people ...

Doug Robb, the crystal-clear-voiced, Southern California-born singer, performer, and frontman for the Los Angeles-based rock band Hoobastank remembers dancing in his room in his “tighty-whiteys” at ...