EBEN on Why Don't We, Car Burning Down, and Biggest Guilty Pleasure | Quick 6

Rising pop artist EBEN made a splash in 2018 with his sophomore EP Past Hundred Days, which we praised as an EP "rife with anthemic moments that beautifully underscore the less than perfect realities of life." Since the release of his sophomore EP, EBEN has kept busy on tour with Why Don't We, producing new music, and taking the time to swing on by to step in the Quick 6 hot seat.

Set to hit the road with Why Don't We on the '8 Letters' tour this Spring, EBEN let us in on what is like hitting the road with the boys, his car burning down, his biggest guilty pleasure, and plenty more in our latest Quick 6 interview.  

And for those of us who still need even more EBEN in their lives, we have just the fix for you. EBEN just dropped a new bubbling pop earworm, "Next Ex," in anticipation of the upcoming tour, and we are hooked.  

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