Icon for Hire

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Icon for Hire

9 upcoming dates · 9 cities · 1 country

Icon for Hire is an American rock band from Decatur, Illinois, formed in 2007 by vocalist Ariel Bloomer and guitarist Shawn Jump, who later recruited a rhythm section to round out the original lineup. The band blends pop punk and alternative metal with electronic textures and string arrangements, citing influences ranging from Linkin Park and Breaking Benjamin to Skrillex and the Black Eyed Peas.

Upcoming dates

Sep 6 · AtlantaSep 19 · ColumbusSep 25 · MilwaukeeSep 28 · NashvilleOct 26 · ChicagoOct 28 · Kansas CityOct 31 · DenverNov 1 · Salt Lake CityNov 14 · Houston

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  1. Sep 6AtlantaThe Masquerade - HellView details
  2. Sep 19ColumbusSkully's Music DinerView details
  3. Sep 25MilwaukeeThe Rave-Eagles ClubView details
  4. Sep 28NashvilleExit/InView details
  5. Oct 26ChicagoBottom LoungeView details
  6. Oct 28Kansas CityrecordBarView details
  7. Oct 31DenverThe Federal TheatreView details
  8. Nov 1Salt Lake CitySoundwellView details
  9. Nov 14HoustonWhite Oak Music Hall - UpstairsView details

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About Icon for Hire

The band signed to Tooth & Nail Records in 2010 and released the albums Scripted (2011), which debuted at number 95 on the Billboard 200 and number five on the Christian Albums chart, and the self-titled Icon for Hire (2013), which reached number 66 on the Billboard 200. Icon for Hire left Tooth & Nail in 2015, citing creative, ideological, and technical differences, and has released music independently since, including You Can't Kill Us (2016) and Amorphous (2021).

Since departing their label, Bloomer and Jump have continued the band as its core creative unit, working through several lineup changes among supporting musicians. The band has built its identity around lyrics addressing mental health, identity, and personal struggle, paired with a live show that mixes heavier rock instrumentation with electronic and pop elements.

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