Fire In Your Eyes

Johnnie, Jack And Jim

Running Through The Fog

Come On Let's Dance!

2nd track off of our latest EP "Vacation".  "I see you" came to Christina in a dream...she woke up and finished writing it!  The song is about seeing right through someone no matter how hard they try to fool you!

I See You

String is the 4th track off of our "Vacation" EP!  It's about someone that refuses to take anymore bullshit from the person they were controlled by!

String

5th track off of our new EP "Vacation".   Cover of the Elastica song "Stutter".

Stutter

Title track off of our 2nd EP "Vacation".

Vacation

Nightmare

With a Love of 80’s Punk Rock, New Wave, and 90’s alternative, The Hellflowers were born.  Christina Lopez (vocals/guitar), and Matt Eskew (bass) started collaborating in early 2015 which ended up creating a familiar yet uniquely distinctive sound. In 2016, Cat, (lead guitar, vocals) and Mark Powell (Drums) came on board taking The Hellflowers sound even further.
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In March 2016, The Hellflowers released their debut EP, “Come On Let’s Dance!” recorded and produced by Agent Orange’s Dave Klein and mastered by Jamison Weddle (Red Hot Chili Peppers, Nils Lofgren) with cover art illustrated by famed San Francisco poster artist, Casey Castille. They self produced music videos for the singles "Come On Let's Dance!" and "Running Through The Fog" both directed by bassist, Matt Eskew.
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The Hellflowers perform regularly throughout California and the southwest and have opened for national acts such as Agent Orange, The Dickies, The Muffs and Gene Loves Gezebel.  In 2017 Their song "Come On, Let's Dance!" was featured on the season finale of "Vanderpump Rules".
 
They’re constantly expanding their touring reach and connection with audiences through their raw, live shows. The Hellflowers will be releasing their follow up EP in May 2017 followed by a tour to support the release.
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“Lead singer/guitarist, Christina Lopez…can really sing…in somewhat similar tone to Debra Harry. It’s a pleasure to hear this voice.” Donna Balancia, CaliforniaRocker.com