Her's at Paste Studio NYC live from The Manhattan Center

1. She Needs Him 0:50
2. What Once Was 7:03
3. Under Wraps 15:03

Video: Brad Wagner
Audio: Bob Mallory

[TheArtofGuitar]

At the end when they said they were coming back in March my heart dropped.

[AndyWilliams]

They're still alive on my screen.

They're still alive in my heart.

[jrgbello]

Oh, that is so sad. You can see in this video that they really enjoyed playing music. Rest in peace, guys.

[trutharizona]

I am a truck Driver from Arizona, I was traveling interstate 10 when your friends and loved ones passed me, a few seconds later the collision with a truck with no headlights.

Myself and another driver emptied our fire extinguishers....but to no avail, wished we could have done more.

As i sat at the scene, I prayed for those souls I didn’t know, I thought of their families and their grief that would soon be upon them.

We were their to watch over them until they were free from their last earthly hold.

As I sat for those 3 1/2 hours waiting for the road to open, a wave of softness came upon me and I felt a youthful presents that made me smile and cry, on the 16th of March our niece, who was 17 was killed by a drunk driver who ran a red light, at 103 mph, I cried again for Maddy, and felt her presents now even stronger.

Friday morning I learned their names and a little of who they were, when I saw their ages, it took me back to that night and the strong presents I felt.

I knew it was those young men and Maddy was there, to help them on their way, as I prayed for their souls that soured up above.

Their gift of music left here with us all, has helped soothe the pain which I know will always remain, I grieve for Maddy, Trevor, Stephan and Audun at such a young age makes it so much harder.

I’ve prayed for the Parents for a loss, no parent should bare. I think how proud their parents must have been, and of course still are.

I think of our son who is in the theater and arts, and to see his amazing talent light up the stage makes my heart soar, then I think of those parents who are left with only their memories, and my heart aches for them.

Thankful I am to be able to put faces and names to the souls I met that night, as it helps wash away the sights from that night.

I put on their videos and close my eyes and feel their heart and soul, that comes out through their voices with musical harmony, that could only come from family and angels on high.

I know your pain and how things will never be same,
I hope my words help a little,
I just wanted you all to know that they where not all alone.

My very deepest condolences to their families and friends, I just wish we could have done more.

The Liverpool duo Her’s, made up of Stephen Fitzpatrick, 24, and Audun Laading, 25, died along with tour manager Trevor Engelbrektson, 37

[matft]

Feel cheated that I only discover this band due to tragic news. They had the songs, the talent, and that sense of fun that so few bands lack these days. Gutted for them. R.I.P.

[thehoseaeffect]

I come here everyday, just to keep them alive in my world.

[girlpaintsworld]

They literally have NO bad songs. Miss them so so much 💖

[brennanb]

Life is too short. They played in my city just 4 days ago..almost went but didn't go, telling myself "Ill see them some other time". RIP, these guys were one of a kind.

[chelle]

The bass player is SO extra....lol...love it!!! Very sad to hear of their passing Wednesday! Rest well gentlemen.... :(

[dragnheart]

5 years to the date and their music still matters to me. Keep resting easy you Legends 😢🖤🕊️

[eric]

After letting the news sink in over the last few days I feel like I should share my story of meeting them twice.

I flew to Dallas on March 14th with some buddies for a ppv boxing match and I was walking around the downtown deep ellum area when I noticed a building say "Her's 3-17" I had no idea and I told my friends it was a small world because I was going to see them in Seattle the following Tuesday.
Fast forward to Sunday afternoon I ran into Stephen and Audun, told them I was a fan of their music and they asked if I was going to the show that night. I told them that by the time they took stage my flight back home would be boarding 😔. So we shared a few drinks and I got to pick their brains about music and touring. The following Tuesday came and I was taking a date to their show (she's a huge fan) we got there pretty early to have some drinks and to talk. I see Stephen walking over to talk to his tour manager and I yell his name and to my surprise he actually recognized me, he then called over Audon to come say hi and the thing that I can't over is how excited they were to see me again... "Heyyyy, it's the lad from Dallas!!" They were the most genuinely nice and humble guy's.
I know I wasn't their biggest fan but they made me feel like we were actually friends. When I received the news a few days ago I legit had to pull over because I was in complete shock. Kept thinking to myself
"I just seen them a few days ago..."
I'm not the most religious guy but I truly feel that God just needed them more than we did.
The sky belongs to the stars!!
Rest easy boys!!

You're friend, Eric

[prettyboredvids]

I’ve been listening to random indie playlists for a few months, and every now and then, a Her’s song would come on and it was ALWAYS good. Lately, I’ve been listening to their music more than anyone else, so I finally decided to Google what the band looked like, only to find this unbelievably tragic news. I just watched this whole video and their energetic presence is so unique and powerful and I’m so sad it was cut short. The song at @15:13 instantly made me tear up, it’s so beautiful, man. This is heartbreaking. But I’m glad we can all admire what they created and continue to spread the good vibes to one another. Take care everyone, and I hope you’re having a tremendous day!

[lordgoofy]

The “ I think it’s red” so cute. You can tell how much love they had for one another

[francoxavier]

I love how they were literally just dancing and jamming out, makes the music so much fun.
Life is short guys don’t take any second for granted god bless their souls

[zblackburnnn]

Can’t even watch without crying throughout. Such a shame these two were stolen.. their music will live on forever.

[jonathangonzalez-eoku]

I always come back to this video just to see how happy they look jamming out 😢

[maccafan]

Been lifelong friends with Stephen's Dad, So upset for him and with the sad news of his sad loss. The last track here is how I will remember this great, tremendously talented duo.

[garrettglass]

This band truly channeled the power of friendship during their performances.

[VQKYLE]

I can’t get over how good the bass player is dude like holy shit he’s jamming tf out this is awesome makes me wanna pick the bass up

[SebastianPLTR]

I managed to see them live before they passed away. I had a chat with them after the gig, kind people, and so much talent