- formed 2001, Huntington Beach
- 1 Dutch Top 40 hit
Hellogoodbye is a group, formed in 2001 in Huntington Beach. Over the years, Ryan Daly, Marcus Cole, Forrest Kline, Jesse Kurvink, Aaron Flora and Chris Profeta played in the group. One record reached the Dutch Top 40. The highest was Here (In Your Arms): number 10 in week 35 of 2007.
Source: MusicBrainz and Discogs
Timeline of Hellogoodbye
The members of Hellogoodbye over the years: six members, with the years they belonged to the group, including anyone who left for a while and came back. The red lines are the entries in the Dutch Top 40. Point at a line and click for the weekly chart. A linked name has its own page.
Hellogoodbye
Ryan Daly
Marcus Cole
Forrest Kline
Jesse Kurvink
Aaron Flora
Chris Profeta20052010201520202025Member of the groupDutch Top 40Still a member
Hellogoodbye in the Dutch Top 40
Hellogoodbye had one record in the Dutch Top 40. The badge shows the peak position, the title opens the full run.
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2007Dutch Top 40: peak position 10 in week 35 of 2007, 10 weeks in the chart Here (In Your Arms)
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All Dutch Top 40 entries of Hellogoodbye
Source: top40.nl
Frequently asked questions
When was Hellogoodbye formed?
Hellogoodbye was formed in 2001 in Huntington Beach.
Who played in Hellogoodbye?
Over the years that was Ryan Daly, Marcus Cole, Forrest Kline, Jesse Kurvink, Aaron Flora and Chris Profeta. The timeline shows for each member the years they belonged; the names are also in the side column.
What was the biggest hit of Hellogoodbye in the Dutch Top 40?
The best-charting record is Here (In Your Arms), which reached number 10 in week 35 of 2007. It is the only record in the Dutch Top 40. All entries, with the week-by-week run, are on the Dutch Top 40 page of Hellogoodbye (the button below the list).
Where can you find Hellogoodbye online?
Through Wikipedia, the official website, Facebook, Instagram, X, SoundCloud, Deezer and Spotify. The links are in the side column of this page.
Where can you see and hear Hellogoodbye?
The Dutch Top 40 entries have a round Spotify button. The music plays in the player at the bottom and keeps going while you browse on, after one-time consent for Spotify.