VOILA

To celebrate lasting success as a band, you usually need friendship, a shared vision, continuous releases, outstanding musicality and the will to create something of your own away from hypes or trends — regardless of what the music industry is currently dictating. VOILÀ not only bring all these aspects with them, they have been maximizing them since their inception and playing by their own rules. With an unusual affinity for double albums, the duo from Los Angeles has already built up a remarkable discography of six albums and one EP, which they wrote, produced and released entirely themselves. The rocking sound of VOILÀ has developed continuously and uncompromisingly since their debut EP, adding influences from pop punk, alternative and indie. This has long since created their own trend, which has led the band to international festival performances and several headline tours. With currently over 3 million monthly listeners on Spotify, VOILÀ are at the early peak of their career, which is taking on ever larger forms. Even before the band plays their The Summer Of Sorcery Tour 2026, they are announcing their next tour, which will take them to even bigger venues than ever before. In December, VOILÀ will play their biggest headline shows on German soil under the motto VOILÀ presents MOONBLOOM: Where Music Meets Magic at Cologne's Carlswerk Victoria, Berlin's Astra and Hamburger Fabrik.

After Gus Ross and Luke Eisner met and became friends at the USC Thornton School of Music, they founded VOILÀ. The duo debuted in 2020 with their EP “Long Story Short”. The song “Figure You Out” then became the band's most successful song and counts over 260 million streams on Spotify to date. In 2022, the debut album “Happy Never After” was released, which with 21 tracks already expressed the epic of the band's songwriting and established two fan favorites with “Therapy” and “Drinking with Cupid”. After the second album “The Cure for Breathing” released in 2023, the band's first double album followed in 2024: “Glass Half Empty”, which included the next successful song with “Something Blue”. After their double album “The Last Laugh” in 2025, the band is already releasing their next work in 2026. On June 12, “The Wilt to Live (Part 1)” will be released and features singles such as the alt-pop track “Spotlight” feat. Austin Giorgio and the modern pop rock anthems “Tightrope Walker” and “Our Tomorrows” are already on the sound that the band is showing on their next double album.