
Shehehe
Athens, GA punk with fuzz, hooks, and dual vocals — high-energy, road-tested, and built for the late-night slot.
Shehehe is a punk band that formed in Athens, Georgia in 2011. Nicole Bechill plays bass and sings, Jason Fusco plays drums and sings, and Noelle Shuck plays guitar and sings, with vocal duties traded and shared across all three members.
Shehehe plays fast, hook-driven garage punk, with vocal lines traded and shared between the three members rather than centered on a single singer. Influences named by the band include The Ramones, Cheap Trick and Bikini Kill, filtered into songs that stay direct and short.
Since forming, Shehehe has released its music independently rather than through a label, and has toured extensively across the United States, building its following largely through live shows rather than studio recordings, playing frequently in clubs and DIY spaces along the way.
Shehehe's songwriting draws directly on personal experience, and its live sets carry three-part harmonies between the three members, layered over straightforward guitar, bass and drum arrangements that keep songs short and immediate, a style that has held steady across more than a decade of touring.
Festivals Shehehe is playing
Shehehe at a glance
What festivals is Shehehe playing in 2026?
Shehehe is booked at 1 festival: The Fest 2026.
When does Shehehe play at The Fest?
Sunday, October 25, 3:20 – 3:50 PM at The Backyard.
Where is Shehehe from?
Shehehe is from Athens, GA.
What kind of music does Shehehe play?
Shehehe is tagged punk rock and garage punk.
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