Hollis Brown Had a Nasty Breakup. They Reunite for New Song ‘Garage Days’
After a 2023 fight between singer Mike Montali and guitarist Jonathan Bonilla, the two met to clear the air. "Just me and him sitting in a diner in Queens, yelling at each other," Montali says
The drama-filled reunion of Hollis Brown, a band known for their high-energy indie rock sound, has style enthusiasts buzzing. The public feud between lead singer Mike Montali and guitarist Jonathan Bonilla in 2023 left fans wondering if the band was done for good. But, it seems the two musicians have put their differences aside, and their new song 'Garage Days' is the proof. The fact that they were able to put their egos aside and create music together again speaks to the enduring power of their creative partnership.
The circumstances of their reunion - a diner meetup in Queens where they "yelled at each other" - also adds a layer of authenticity to their comeback. It's clear that Montali and Bonilla didn't just sweep their issues under the rug; they worked through their problems and emerged stronger on the other side. For fans of the band, this reunion is a welcome development, and 'Garage Days' is sure to be a hit with those who've been missing Hollis Brown's signature sound.
As the music industry continues to evolve, stories like Hollis Brown's reunion serve as a reminder that even the most public feuds can be worked through. What's next for Hollis Brown? Will they release a new album, or is 'Garage Days' a one-off single? Style enthusiasts will be keeping a close eye on the band's next moves, and fans can expect more updates on their social media channels. One thing's for sure - the drama and music will keep us engaged.
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