eTown Exclusive: The Oh Hellos On-Stage Interview (UNCUT)

Texas-based, brother/sister duo Tyler & Maggie Heath, aka The Oh Hellos, sit down with eTown host Nick Forster for an interview, during their recent taping of eTown at eTown's solar-powered music venue - eTown Hall.
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[@josephchen920]

Thank you for the interview. These two have made such a strong impact on a hellish time of my life, and there's not many other venues I've found to learn from them outside of the songs themselves.

[@texposeidon1256]

Dear Wormwood has always felt like Revelations the last book of the Bible and I’m not sure if it was intentional but I love it sooo much ❣️

[@whosoever5409]

Yes it was intentional ;)

[@petite2276]

I knew this band does seem to have more christian leaning themes, but some people will swear up and down that they don't. And it really is a shame that the Oh Hellos aren't mainstream,but I'm glad I found their music.

[@jaynesager3049]

I feel that Revelation vibe more from the four winds albums. Seasons of life, but also the seasons and the image Jesus gave of a woman in labor. Dear Wormwood reminds me of spiritual maturity and the growth from innocence to wisdom.

[@wowokwow533]

CS Lewis leans heavy into Christianity. I’m not sure if the band intended it to lean biblical, but the inspiration will.

[@lettuceman9439]

Cs Lewis is a Christian apologetic so him leaning into Christianity would be a understatement

[@feepants4495]

Come to Melbourne!