Redlands started as a solo project of vocalist Ben Lohle, who released his first EP, The Lonewolf, in 2014. Later, the group came together and made a move to Denver in 2015 to pursue their dreams. In just two short years, the band achieved significant success, selling out numerous shows, wowing audiences on the Vans Warped Tour, embarking on self-booked tours across the country, and winning the hottest radio contest in Denver.

In recent years, Redlands has continued to make waves in the music industry, earning a sold-out opening slot for Imagine Dragons and Dashboard Confessional, as well as catching the attention of esteemed publications such as Pitchfork, Diffuser, and GroundSounds. Their pop-infused rock n' roll sound has also landed them TV placements with CBS NFL, Comedy Central, and MTV.

Redlands was named Denver's next and upcoming artist in 2016 through Channel 93.3 KTLC's Hometown for the Holidays, claiming the number one spot. The single that earned them this position, "Big Talk," delves into the empty promises often found in naive and unfulfilling love, while their hit "Hollow Bodies" explores the attempts of lovers to escape their realities. Through their music, Redlands captures intimate moments of growing up, mental health, and young love, resonating with listeners of all ages.

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