After winning the Telemundo TV show Quinceañera: Mamá Quiero Ser Artista and coming in fourth place in the eight season of the TV show American Idol in 2009, the California-born singer Allison Iraheta rose to fame and got a record deal with 19 Records and Jive Records to pursue her career as a singer.

Later that year, she made her debut with “Friday I’ll Be Over U” which became her breakthrough hit in the USA. She released a couple more singles that earned her more recognition like “Scars” and “Don’t Waste the Pretty” featuring Australian pop singer Orianthi. Eventually, in December of 2009 she released her debut album, Just Like You.

Iraheta went on a small hiatus until 2013 when she announced that she had formed a new band called Halo Circus, which she was the lead vocalist for. The band released two albums: Bunny in 2016, and Robots and Wranglers in 2018. The band disbanded in 2019 due to Allison parting ways with bandmate and husband Matthew Hager both professionally and personally.

In October 2020, Iraheta returned to music as a member of the three-piece band ​fuhm, along with former Halo Circus members Matteo Eyia and Brian Stead.