Rock

Ghost Hounds

Top Songs By Ghost Hounds

Last Train to NowhereGhost Hounds

You'll Never Find MeGhost Hounds

Before You Leave (feat. Lainey Wilson)Ghost Hounds

When Your Shadow Touches MineGhost Hounds

Past The Point Of RescueGhost Hounds

Listen to Make It Shake by Ghost Hounds, see lyrics, music video & more!

Make It ShakeGhost Hounds

Bad NewsGhost Hounds

Devil WomanGhost Hounds

Listen to Dirty Angel by Ghost Hounds, see lyrics, music video & more!

Dirty AngelGhost Hounds

Listen to Half My Fault by Ghost Hounds, see lyrics, music video & more!

Half My FaultGhost Hounds

Upcoming Concerts for Ghost Hounds

Ghost Hounds currently has 1 upcoming concerts; the next one is scheduled for Friday, 12 December 2025 at Citizens House of Blues Boston in Boston, , United States.

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12 Dec 2025
Citizens House of Blues Boston
Boston

Latest Release

EPHouse A Home (Strings Version) - SingleGhost Hounds

More albums from Ghost Hounds

ALBUMAlmost HomeGhost Hounds

Listen to First Last Time (Deluxe) by Ghost Hounds

ALBUMFirst Last Time (Deluxe)Ghost Hounds

ALBUMYou Broke MeGhost Hounds

Listen to A Little Calamity by Ghost Hounds

ALBUMA Little CalamityGhost Hounds

Listen to Ghost Hounds Live by Ghost Hounds

ALBUMGhost Hounds LiveGhost Hounds

ALBUMRoses Are BlackGhost Hounds

Ghost Hounds's Popular Music Videos

Last Train To Nowhere

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Make It Shake

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Long Ride Home (feat. Patty Griffin)

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You'll Never Find Me

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About Ghost Hounds

Genre

Rock

Ghost Hounds is the Pittsburgh-based, blues-tinged rock band masterminded by Thomas Tull, a guitarist, songwriter, and entrepreneur who started the group around the time he struck gold with Legendary Entertainment, a production company responsible for The Hangover, The Dark Knight Rises, and Jurassic World. Once he sold his interest in Legendary Entertainment, Tull returned to music, forming a new incarnation of Ghost Hounds, recording the bluesy 2019 album Roses Are Black, and lining up opening gigs for ZZ Top, the Rolling Stones, and Bob Seger. The band adopted a more classic rock-leaning approach on 2021's Little Calamity and continued to refine the two persuasions on subsequent efforts like You Broke Me (2022) and First Last Time (2024).