Hollywood Undead tickets & concert schedule

Hollywood Undead, started as "The Kids", a group of artists Jore Decker (known as J-Dog), Aron Erlichman (known as Deuce) and Jeff Phillips (known as Shady Jeff), who released the homonymous song (its first name was "Hollywood"), available on MySpace. The good reviews of the song, made them to create a new band, along with George Arthur Ragan (known as Johnny 3 Tears), Jordon Terrell (known as Charlie Scene), Dylan Aivarez (known as Funny Man) and Matthew Busek (known as Da Kurlzz), in June of 2005, in Los Angeles, California. All members wear a hockey mask with different designs.

After Phillips left the band, due to his differences with Erlichman, the band 's first album "Swan Songs", came out in 2008 and was followed by the EP "Swan Songs B-Sides", in the summer of 2009. Their first award was for "Best Crunk/Rock Rap Artist" in December of the same year, at the Rock on Request Awards, after the release of "Desperate Measures", that contained six live songs from their debut album and six more new songs, including three covers and one remix.

In the beginning of 2010, Deuce also abandoned the band and Daniel Murillo (known as Danny) took his place. They followed a tour with Avenged Sevenfold and Stone Sour in order to promote their second album "American Tragedy", that came out in the Spring of 2011. The album reached fourth place in the USA during its first week and did well on other countries' charts, such as Canada and UK. The band continued touring to support the album and made live appearances around Europe, Australia and Canada.

The band's next album, "Notes from the Underground", came out in the beginning of 2013, it became number two in the USA and number one in Canada. The following albums were 2014's "Day of the Dead" and "Five", one year later. Before the release of "Five", Busek left the band on good terms. One more EP, named "Psalms", with three new songs, came out in November of 2018.