Hiroshima Hearts

Hiroshima Hearts is a Canadian rock band hailing from London, Ontario, known for their energetic and emotionally charged performances. Founded in 2013 by Tyler Turek and Michael Del Vecchio, the band quickly gained recognition in the local scene, even receiving multiple nominations for Best Rock Band. Over time, the group went through some changes, including adopting lead singer Jenn Marino's name to become Jenn Marino and the Hearts, a shift that retained their rock roots while evolving their identity. Their sound carries a raw, authentic energy that resonates with fans, showcased in releases like "Smoke," "Wreckage," and "Got Me Movin'".

Their music often nods to classic rock influences while maintaining a fresh, modern edge. Hiroshima Hearts’ catalog displays a blend of gritty rock and heartfelt lyrics, making them a standout act in the Canadian rock scene. Whether through driving guitar riffs or powerful vocal delivery, the band has carved out a distinct presence, continuing to captivate audiences with their passion and dedication to the genre.