Hear Me Out was formed in the Summer of 2010 when current members Aaron Beardsley(drums) and Nick Dillie(Guitar) were looking to fill the voids and create a Punk Rock band. It didn't take them long as Taylor Staggs(Vocals/Guitar) was quick to join them all the way from Sutherland, Nebraska and shortly after Lee Lippstrew(Bass), who had recorded demos with Aaron and Nick, was nagged and eventually crammed into the freshly made four-piece. But as an unnamed band how can you get anywhere? With the help of some close friends and social networking, a poll was made. For over a month the guys debated over a hand-full of names, plenty of them being ridiculously stupid. But suddenly and miraculously (thank god) the name Hear Me out was coined and agreed upon.

During the early months of Summer 2011, HMO flew to Los Angeles, California to record a 5-track EP in the town of Redondo Beach with Producer David Carey (Sublime, Pennywise, No Doubt...). After recording, the mixes were sent to be mastered by the one and only Wynn Davis(Guns N' Roses, Foreigner, Sublime..). Hear Me Out released their debut EP "Blame It On Yourself" at the start of 2012, ready and willing to do whatever possible to get it into the ears of dedicated music lovers.

Since, HMO has been playing steady shows in the states of Nebraska and Colorado in areas such as Englewood, Denver, Golden, Sterling and more. Playing with bands; Skyfox, In the Whale, Edisun, Synergy, Offcolor, White Flag Raised, and many many more. They bring a great solid performance to the stage, giving Pop/Punk fans a breath of fresh air. HMO always replies to fans and loves getting to know them, letting you know you're not some face in the crowd. HMO's goals are to get as far as humanly possible with this band, bring happiness and fun, and to share some awesome experiences with whoever they come into contact with. So check them out, go to their facebook page, write on their wall, tweet them, go to a show, tell your friends and give them a chance, hear them out! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.