Hallelujah The Hills’s members were friends in middle school. The lead singer used to listen to his sibling's music constantly as a child. The guitarist was influenced by his sister's love of music. Hallelujah The Hills began playing at the local club Gong Ho. The group used to sell their records out of their van on campus.

Hallelujah The Hills were sure that they would make it after signing the record deal. They had heard stories of others still failing, but were sure they would be one of those bands. The group members quit their other jobs to focus on their album.

Hallelujah The Hills knew that they were real working musicians when Deb Zadra started the first fan club for the group in 1994. The fan club grew quickly from a few dozen members in a few cities to a few thousand across the nation.

Hallelujah The Hills's members hope this tour and the latest project attracts another audience. The band is in the midst of the promotional tour for their newest album. Hallelujah The Hills's newest album has been heavily influenced by artists of the '60s.

The group loves playing in Chicago because they played their first sold out show there. Hallelujah The Hills is able to please the audience every performance by playing past hits and songs from their latest release. TheSeats.com is the one stop shop for the group, with Hallelujah The Hills tickets, concert seating charts, and touring schedule.