Millennial Midwest pop rock
Songs about brotherhood, faith, and growing up. Minneapolis, MN.
Hyland is a Tooth & Nail Records alumni band that disappeared, grew up, and came back with something to say. The songs sit between nostalgia and reckoning, shaped by time, faith, brotherhood, and the quiet weight of what they've learned along the way.
New EP, out June 12, 2026
Five songs, fifteen minutes. Out now, released through Residence Music.
Also on Pandora, SoundCloud and Tidal.
Four covers, 2011 to now. Tap one to listen.
2006
Hyland starts as a local pop rock band, playing clubs and festivals across Minnesota, then the rest of the country.
2008
The first independent EP comes out on July 22.
2009
A four-track EP that previews what becomes the debut album.
2010
The Odds & Ends EP comes out. Intern Josh Riggs leaves a Hyland song open on producer Aaron Sprinkle's computer overnight. Sprinkle hears it, and the band signs on October 25.
2011
The debut album lands May 3. "This Love Is Free" reaches No. 29 on Billboard's Christian Songs chart.
2012
The second album arrives October 22 on Tooth & Nail. "Beauty In The Broken" is added on K-LOVE.
2014
The last run of shows. Then everybody grows up for a while.
2024
A reunion show and a new single. The first sign of unfinished business.
2026
Working alongside Residence Music, a run of singles leads to the EP, out the same night as a nearly sold-out Varsity Theater show with The Cab.
Live, June 11, 2026
The Varsity Theater in Minneapolis was the venue Hyland spent years missing. One night fixed that: a nearly sold-out room with The Cab, the same night The Younger Years EP came out.
Four members. Twenty years in.
Three official videos from the Tooth & Nail years, plus the newer live clips.
This Love Is FreeOpen on YouTube
More on the Hyland YouTube channel.
Reels, rooftops and a lot of yelling. Follow @hylandtheband
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