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After getting through a “nightmare” legal battle with their former managers last month, the boys formerly known as Why Don’t We are more united than ever. On Wednesday night, Daniel Seavey performed the group’s song “Fallin’ (Adrenaline)” during his solo show and dedicated it to his groupmates, all of which were in the crowd that night.

“There they are! They’re here. I love y’all,” Seavey said, pointing at Jonah Marais, Jack Avery, Zach Herron, and Corbyn Besson in the crowd. “This one’s for you.”

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A jury verdict finally put an end to Why Don’t We’s legal battle with its former management company on Thursday, culminating in a mixed result for both the band and Daniel Seavey’s manager. Now, Seavey, whose push for songwriting and production credits on the group’s last album led to the lawsuit, is breaking his silence on the outcome.

“This verdict was by no means a ‘win,'” Seavey wrote on Instagram. “I’ve spent the last few years trying to find the words for this, hoping I’d never have to.

A mixed verdict has been reached in Why Don’t We’s yearslong legal battle with their former management company, Signature Entertainment. Tonight, an Orlando jury ruled that four of the band’s members must each pay their former managers a symbolic $4 ($1 each) over breach of contract, and as a result, will not be able to utilize the band’s name in the future.

The four group members named in the lawsuit — Zach Herron, Corbyn Besson, Jonah Marais, and Jack Avery — also lost a defamation aspect of the lawsuit after...

Daniel Seavey is free from the grasp of Why Don’t We’s legal woes — but he’s still thinking about the boy band’s songs that have never seen the light of day. In an interview with Harry Jowsey for his Boyfriend Material podcast, the pop singer shared details of how the last few months of Why Don’t We went down after being sued by their previous management company.

“Just between all the things that happened with that time and even momentum in this whole business and whatnot,...

It’s opening night of Daniel Seavey’s first solo tour and he’s leaning back on a couch at the House of Blues in San Diego, fine-tuning his guitar. He has to go onstage in just a few minutes, yet he’s showing no signs of pre-show jitters. Instead, he’s totally relaxed and laid-back. “I’m nervous about the fact that I’m not nervous,” he says with a laugh, putting his guitar down. “I should be thinking harder about what I’m going to say and do.

All on his own. Daniel Seavey is ready to showcase his impeccable production skills, stellar vocals, and personal artistry in his music as a solo artist — and “Can We Pretend That We’re Good?” is the first official taste of what’s to come for the former Why Don’t We member.

“‘Can We Pretend That We’re Good?’ defines me,” Seavey tells Rolling Stone about the new song. “From the sound to the lyrics, it felt like the best representation of who I am and where I am going as my own artist.

Why Don’t We is going on a hiatus and canceling its long-awaited The Good Times Only Tour as they continue a heated legal battle with their former management company, Signature Entertainment, the boy band announced on Wednesday.

“All we ever want to do in our careers is make great music and perform for all you lovely people. In light of this announcement, Why Don’t We is officially going on hiatus,” the group wrote on Instagram. “Your love and support mean everything to us 5 guys. We love you!”

The group — comprising Daniel Seavey,...

Why Don’t We have been forced to put their Good Times Only tour on hold “due to legal complications” regarding a lawsuit between their former managers, according to a post on social media. Tuesday, they announced that ticket sales are being postponed due to their former manager’s alleged attempts to “[exert] more control over our careers.”

The development is a consequence of the legal battle that started more than six months ago when David Loeffler — the group’s former manager, who Why Don’t We accused of “mental, emotional,...

U.S. boy band Why Don't We is accusing one of its managers for allegedly mistreating the band members as teens, saying he allegedly kept them prisoner and restricted their food to the point that some developed eating disorders. On Thursday, Sept. 9, the group, which formed in 2016 and is made up of Jack Avery, Corbyn Besson, Zach Herron, Jonah Marais and Daniel Seavey, released a scathing statement on Instagram. "Without a doubt, publicly sharing our truth makes us feel more vulnerable," they said. "However, it is a step we are forced to take to provide the world with access to the harsh 'behind the scenes' that we endured as young teens where verbal abuse, malnourishment, and...

Why Don't We are taking control. The boy band comprising Zach Herron, Jack Avery, Daniel Seavey, Corbyn Besson and Jonah Marais released The Good Times and the Bad Ones, their second studio album, on Jan. 15. And as they told E! News exclusively, the creation of the project saw them step into some new territory. "This album is our baby," Corbyn said. "We worked on this album on our last tour and throughout the quarantine. It's full of stories and emotions from that span of time, which is new for us because we've never actually fully written and fully produced anything that we've put out before up until now. So this album feels like a really big step for us, and for our fans too. They've...

Why Don’t We fans went absolutely crazy Thursday night on Jimmy Kimmel Live. When the five-piece boy band took the Hollywood stage, the crowd’s screams and shrieks of glee nearly overpowered the musicians’ voices. Why Don’t We took turns with the vocals, gliding across the stage on a moving platform as they sang hit the single “8 Letters” as well as the new track, “Big Plans,” and album cuts “Trust Fund Baby” and “Hooked” for a web exclusive performance.

“8 Letters,” off the group’s debut 8 Letters, which dropped in August,...