Lifehouse’s members grew up together. The lead singer wanted to start a group since he was in grade school. The lead singer used to annoy his mother by playing his favorite tape at all hours of the night. Lifehouse started singing at City, a local dive bar. The band used to practice at the lead singer's basement.

Lifehouse’s first release climbed the charts quickly, giving them national exposure. The group is enjoying its success, touring constantly. After paying their dues and opening shows for years, Lifehouse was signed to a record deal. The band played for little to no money at first and was just happy to be given a chance to be heard.

Lifehouse will take a break after this next tour, allowing the group members to rest after a long year. The band is in the first leg of the tour promoting for their latest project. The most current release is 's first project since the band broke up seven years ago.

Critics have often praised Lifehouse for their ability to connect with the crowd at live performances. Los Angeles music critic Toby Wilmouth has always commended band’s terrific stage presence. Lifehouse’s most current project is the band’s best project yet, according to the Toby Tomaselli, a music critic from Oklahoma City.

Lifehouse knows to play both the old and the new at their performances. Lifehouse’s tickets are available at TheSeats.com, along with the latest tour information and concert schedules.