Wholeheartedly, Terribly Sweet Evening Elephants

• 1 A Digital Touch 02:53
• 2 Like You Want It 02:37
• 3 What Channel Is Daydreaming On? 03:38
• 4 Outta Habit 02:44
• 5 Artist Voicemail 00:16
• 6 Lazy Cries 03:24
• 7 Oliver Tree 02:31
• 8 On That Hill 03:29
• 9 Simple Things 03:46
• 10 Manager Voicemail 00:48
• 11 Facedown Kentucky 01:53
• 12 Snow on The Bluff 03:06
• 13 Westside 02:49
• 14 Blind Lead The Blind 03:06
• Total Runtime 37:00

Info for Wholeheartedly, Terribly Sweet

Evening Elephants mark their album debut with Wholeheartedly, Terribly Sweet - a high energy, and emotionally charged collection that showcases the band’s surreal storytelling.

Blending dreamy melodies with off-kilter lyricism, the album shifts between intimate confession and surreal narratives. standout tracks include “snow on the bluff,” “a digital touch,” and “simple things”.

Comprised of Sam Boggs and Brandon “B” Leslie, Evening Elephants have built their momentum from the ground up transforming pop-up Los Angeles backyard shows into a nationwide following. Their high-energy, immersive performances have since scaled into sold-out dates across major markets, a viral New York City street takeover, and sold out-shows at iconic venues like Los Angeles’ The Troubador. They are set to take the stage for a run of festival appearances this summer including Lollapalooza, The Governors Ball, Frequency Festival, Openair Gampel, and more.

The new music captures a defining shift for the band, exploring the tension between the raw, chaotic energy that built their audience and the realities of scaling something bigger. The track continues to showcase Evening Elephants’ signature blend of sharp pop songwriting and unfiltered emotional honesty.

Evening Elephants, the alt-pop duo of Sam Boggs and Brandon “B” Leslie are turning grassroots chaos into national momentum. What began at pop-up Los Angeles backyard shows has evolved into sold-out dates, a viral New York City street takeover, and festival slots at Electric Forest and Governor’s Ball.

With over 75 million streams to date, their breakout single “Snow on The Bluff” has surpassed 40 million streams and earned co-signs from Shaun White, Nina Dobrev, and Ana de Armas, alongside major syncs with EA Sports and the NFL.

Evening Elephants

Evening Elephants
Delivering irresistible pop hooks with the intensity of a punk band, Evening Elephants cements the creative union of North Carolina-born vocalist and songwriter Sam Boggs and Southern California native and hip-hop producer and drummer Brandon “B” Leslie.

In the midst of their own individual music careers, their respective paths first crossed at an illegal Los Angeles backyard party in 2021. The boys shared a love of two things. Music. + Cigarettes. They plotted a jam session within weeks of meeting, adopted the name Evening Elephants (inspired by Naruto), and started throwing backyard showcases in the same backyard they met in.

OnesToWatch chronicled one of those first gigs and showed early support. INKED also raved, “With a lust for life and passion for bringing people together, Evening Elephants’ infectious grooves aren’t stopping anytime soon,” while The Luna Collective hailed their “on-brand brutal honesty.”

In 2022, Evening Elephants gained momentum with the Evening Demos EP followed by the signature single “Life Is Swell” and the standout “Snow On The Bluff,” produced by PJ Bianco (Imagine Dragons, Jonas Brothers) garnering over 25 million streams. Simultaneously, they built an audience one fan at a time with a fluid and fiery sound, peppering sunny melodies and idiosyncratic instrumentation with the kind of truths typically reserved for diaries.

Evening Elephants recently took their signature backyard party vibes beyond Los Angeles—shutting down an entire street in New York City for a pop-up that drew over 1,000 people. They don’t just play shows; they throw unforgettable parties.

Selling out shows for party chasers and “Modelo Tasters” across the United States—from Los Angeles at the iconic Troubadour, to San Diego’s Juneshine Distillery, San Francisco, Denver’s historic Bluebird Theatre, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, and North Carolina. Including their first major festival, AEG’s Electric Forest, which drew a crowd of over 4,000 people.

For those afraid to leave their house, the band also landed their first major placement on EA Sports’ NHL soundtrack with their first official Republic Records release titled “Dead or Alive".

Given the palpable buzz and the level of cult adoration surrounding the band, the Evening Elephants signed to Republic Records and are set to release their debut album and much more in 2025.

This album contains no booklet.