U.S. boy band Why Don't We is accusing one of its managers for allegedly mistreating the band members as teens, saying he allegedly kept them prisoner and restricted their food to the point that ...

Why Don't We has returned from its nine-month hiatus. Dropping song ″Fallin'″ along with its music video Tuesday, the band is ready for its ″most exciting era″ ever — and PEOPLE has some ...

Why Don't We announced The Good Times Only Tour, set to promote 2021's The Good Times and the Bad Ones album, in March 2022. Due to the legal battle with Loeffler, the on-sale time for tickets was ...

Why Don’t We, the boy band best known around these parts for building songs around Kanye West’s “Black Skinhead” and Smashing Pumpkins’ “1979,” have issued a statement detailing ...

The American band Why Don’t We performed their latest track Fallin at the MTV Europe Music Award 2020. Even though it was not in front of a live audience owing to pandemic restrictions, the band ...

From the looks and sounds of things, Why Don't We aims to be just be it. The five piece band started in the Summer of 2016 and released their first single, "Taking You," in the October of that year.

The band’s attorney Alan Gutman also wants Signature to pay the band any money Signature has received for its work with Why Don’t We in the last year, according to an Aug. 30 petition obtained ...

Why Don't We is ready for their new era. ET's Denny Directo spoke to the boy band, which is made up of Jack Avery, Corbyn Besson, Zach Herron, Jonah Marais and Daniel Seavey, about their new ...

Eighty-four percent of Why Don't We's fans on Pandora are female. Additionally, 54% of Why Don’t We fans on Pandora are between the ages of 13 and 24, and nearly half (46%) are 13-17.

The members of Los Angeles-based five-piece Why Don’t We are currently in the early stages of boy band success. This is Phase One, the golden phase, where everyone is cheerful and puppylike ...