had "become a tough place to live in, let alone maintain a functioning, working band." A coast-to-coast US tour in support of the “Empty House”/”Falling Out of Love” double A-side vinyl single kicked off April 24, 2017 in New York. For the tour, Aloud partnered with the San Francisco-based Acid VR to document the tour with a Ricoh Theta 360° camera. A 360° video of Aloud rehearsing “Empty House” was released ahead of the Empty House tour. A 360° video for an acoustic version of “Falling Out of Love” performed at the Griffith Park Zoo was released at the tour's conclusion. A music video for "Falling Out of Love" was released on February 14, 2018, to coincide with the song's full release. Discography Studio albums Apollo 6 (2023) Sprezzatura (2020) It's Got To Be Now (2014) Exile (2010) Fan The Fury (2008) Leave Your Light On (2006) Members Current members Henry Beguiristain: vocals, guitar, piano/keys (2002–present) Jen de la Osa: vocals, guitar, piano/keys (2002–present) Charles Murphy: bass, mouth sounds (2009–present) Chris Jago: drums, percussion (2017–present) Alanah Ntzouras Maguire: saxophone (2017–present) Touring and session musicians Andy Bergman: saxophone (2016–present) Maxwell Butler: keys (2012–present) Chuck Ferreira: drums, percussion (2018–present) Eric Ortiz: trumpet (2016–present) Past members Vanessa Acosta: trumpet (2017–2022) Chuck Ferreira: drums, percussion (2015–2017) Roy Fontaine: bass, backing vocals (2002–2008) Frank Hegyi: drums, percussion (2012–2015) Ross Lohr: drums, percussion (2003–2009) Timeline Trademark Issues surfaced in early 2005 with an electro-pop French duo going by the same moniker. The duo consisted of Cyril Bodin and Gregory Louis. Paperwork submitted by Bodin and Louis to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (SN: 76580505) is open to the public and can be viewed at the United States Patent and Trademark Office. The main argument was in first use dates. Bodin and Louis listed September 23, 2003 as the date of first use. De la Osa and Beguiristain argued their first use in commerce of the name “Aloud” had been used prior (May, 2002). Bodin and Louis' application has remained in stasis January 21, 2005. However, Bodin and Louis broke the group up in 2005, making the point moot and clearing the way for the American 'Aloud' to use the name without any foreseeable hindrance. External links allthingsALOUD.com - official site Aloud YouTube Channel Notes Indie rock musical groups from Massachusetts Musical groups from Boston Musical groups established in 2002 2002 establishments in Massachusetts Rock