Zach Herron: Last News

The boy band Why Don’t We has come forward with allegations of abuse they say they suffered at the hands of their production company.

Why Don’t We have lost the use of the band name after a lengthy legal battle with their former management.In 2022, the Los Angeles five-piece announced their hiatus in the middle of a legal battle with Signature Entertainment, to whom they signed upon forming in 2016.Why Don’t We released two studio albums under their guidance – 2018’s ‘8 Letters’ and last year’s ‘The Good Times And The Bad Ones’, both of which landed on Atlantic Records – but in the months leading to the announcement, they had been fighting to break away from their contract.Per Rolling Stone, last night (February 27), a jury in an Orlando courtroom ruled that four of the band’s members – Zach Herron, Corbyn Besson, Jonah Marais, and Jack Avery – must each pay a sum of US$1 to their former manages in Signature Entertainment over breach of contract.As a result of this, the band members are barred from using the band’s name in the future. The fifth Why Don’t We member, Daniel Seavey, filed for bankruptcy at an undisclosed time years ago, and thus his name was removed from the contract.In the lawsuit, Herron, Besson, Marais and Avery had accused their former manager David Loeffler of abuse.

Why Don't We is ready for their new era. ET's Denny Directo spoke to the boy band, which is made up of Jack Avery, Corbyn Besson, Zach Herron, Jonah Marais and Daniel Seavey, about their new single, «Love Back,» and its accompanying music video.In the music video, which dropped on Wednesday, the group is seen driving around Los Angeles on Vespas, and surprising fans by inviting them to the band's first concert in more than two years.«We went around L.A.

The demand is there for the return of the Los Angeles quintet Why Don’t We and their new song “Fallin”.