Nationally touring Hooked Like Helen release “Sleepwalker”

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Hooked Like Helen just wrapped their 1st national tour opening for Icon For Hire in 29 cities where “Sleepwalker” was a crowd favorite. Hooked Like Helen is recommended if you appreciate female fronted alternative rock powerhouses. With a killer hook and memorable phrasing, “Sleepwalker” has drawn comparisons to Evanescence and Halestorm.

Hooked Like Helen on their newest release, “Sleepwalker”: “As a band in recovery, we’ve felt the dark depths of addiction and the hope and gratitude of sobriety. Sleepwalker is a plea to our friends and loved ones who are still struggling to come to the other side. If you are alive, you can get better. You’re worth it, you’re loved…open up your eyes.”

“Sleepwalker” has driven considerable online engagement with rock and alternative fans, but also with those in recovery or affected by addiction. Celebrating 10 years sober, Hooked Like Helen provides a message of hope and inspiration to audiences, proven by the dozens of messages received each day since its release.

Artist Bio: In a house in the woods about 40 miles west of Cleveland, Hooked Like Helen began as the musical brainstorms of husband-and-wife, Jon and Nikki Stipp. In a short time, they were gaining placements on MTV and Netflix and taking home awards from established Independent Music competitions such as the Josie Music Awards, International Songwriting Competition, and Unsigned Only. After several years of Cedar Point residencies, Hooked Like Helen developed a reputation for one of the most energetic, awe-inspiring live shows you will ever see.

Hooked Like Helen recently signed with international booking agency, TKO (The Ataris, Soul Asylum). The band just wrapped a 29-city national tour opening for Icon For Hire and has another significant tour slated for the fall. Hooked Like Helen is presently collaborating with several talented and well-established producers in Music City including the multi GRAMMY award-winning, platinum-selling Skidd Mills and the brilliant Noah Henson (Pillar, Brantley Gilbert).

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