I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME (iDKHOW) is the professional moniker of singer/songwriter Dallon Weekes. Formerly a contributing creative member and bassist for Panic! at the Disco, He also fronted Salt Lake City cult favorite indie band The Brobecks, where he honed his signature blend of retro-inspired alt rock and witty, introspective lyricism. As a multi-instrumentalist and producer, Weekes draws from a variety of influences, blending elements of 70s new wave, glam, 90s Brit-pop, and indie garage rock into his music.iDKHOW formed secretly in 2016, and quickly gained a cult following despite Weekes spending it’s first year denying the project even existed. With his theatrical aesthetics, infectiously sharp songwriting and charismatic stage presence, iDKHOW has earned not only a Certified Gold Record with the independently produced “Choke”, but has also received critical acclaim, as well as commercial success solidifying Weekes’ place in the alternative music scene and beyond.Formed in 1994, Phantom Planet is a Los Angeles band that has released five albums of melodic, energetic Alt Rock. Helping to define the early 00s music landscape, they’re best known for writing anthemic hits like “California,” (theme of the TV series: The O.C.) and their wildly exciting live shows with deep fan engagement. The band has entertained the masses through a combination of stellar musicianship &amp; compelling song writing which now spans over 30yrs. After a hiatus in 2008, the band reunited in 2019, continuing to evolve their sound while maintaining their signature energy and melodic sensibilities. Phantom Planet is comprised of Alex Greenwald, Sam Farrar, Darren Robinson, and Andrew Parker. Phantom Planet is no longer missing; they are ready to reclaim their position in the music industry.