What’s with the UFO billboards?

That’s the question commuters have been asking as UFO sightings pop-up on billboards across the country. Adams Outdoor Advertising is saying ‘Hi From Earth’ in a campaign built around a single invitation: if you had one chance to send a message to whoever might be out there, what would you say?

Submit your greeting at HiFromEarth.com to see your message on digital billboards across the country, beaming onto high traffic roadways and intergalactic travel routes.

Inspired by the community response, we’re also communicating Earth’s greetings through music in our own spin on NASA’s Voyager Golden Record.

Here’s a mix of songs across genres and decades
to say hello, start the party, ask unanswered questions,
and welcome any visitors to Earth in style.

Saying Hi From Earth

Wherever you land, every conversation on the planet starts with a greeting, which is the heart of the ‘Hi From Earth’ campaign. Just like Rahul V. shared from South Carolina, “Welcome to Earth: 8 billion hearts dancing to one rhythm. Have a warm cup of coffee!” and sit back to dive into some good music.

• “Good Morning Starshine” — Oliver

• “Hello (The Sun is Up Where Are You)” — MIZMO

• “Hello, Goodbye” — The Beatles

• “Reach Out I’ll Be There” — Four Tops

• “Greetings from Your Hometown” — Jonas Brothers & Switchfoot

• “My Universe” — Coldplay x BTS

We are certainly seeing “Greetings from Your Hometown” as welcome submissions roll in!

Cosmic ambassadors are responding to the UFO billboards from Adams Outdoor markets across the country to show their hometown pride — or rivalry!


Let’s Have Some Fun

If we know anything universal about humanity, it’s that we’re weird and we know how to have fun. Serving as Cosmic Ambassadors, your greetings are already inviting our alien guests to join in on the party, embrace the chaos, or meet up for a Saturday night out. So, turn up the music, and let’s have some fun.

• “Levitating” — Dua Lipa

• “Intergalactic” — Beastie Boys

• “Space Jam” — Quad City DJ’s

• “Aliens Exist” — Blink 182

• “Alien Boy” — Oliver Tree

• “My Alien” — Simple Plan

• “Super Massive Black Hole” — Muse

• “Celebration” — Kool and the Gang

Unanswered Questions

Who doesn’t wonder about the unknown?

Questions are popping up and looking for extraterrestrial answers on thousands of digital billboards nationwide. The people are asking everything from the meaning of existence to condiment preference.

While we may not have the answers, we have the songs to match.

• “Is There Anybody Out There?” — Pink Floyd

• “Where Have You Been” — Kelly Clarkson, Elohim

• “Life on Mars?” — David Bowie

• “Have You Ever Seen the Rain” — Creedence Clearwater Revival

• “Should I Stay or Should I Go” — The Clash

• “Mr. Spaceman” — The Byrds

For the Vibes

For our incoming friends, we know you’re traveling a long way. Here are some tracks to set the vibe as you countdown the lightyears to Earth.

• “Dancing in the Moonlight” — King Harvest

• “Come Sail Away” — Styx

• “Starman” – David Bowie


• “I’ve Seen the Saucers” — Elton John

• “Mr. Blue Sky” — Electric Light Orchestra

• “Space Song” — Beach House

• “Stargazing” — Myles Smith

• “Saturn” — SZA

• “Space Age Love Song” — A Flock of Seagulls


For the Kids


Can’t forget the kids in the backseat of the UFO! Learn a little bit about our solar system, dance around, and get ready to make some earthling friends!

• “Interplanet Janet “– Man or Astro-Man, School House Rock

• “Why Does the Sun Shine?” – They Might be Giants (For Kids)

• “Martian Hop” — The Ran-Dells

• “Rocketship Run” — The Laurie Berkner Band

• “Down to Earth” — Peter Gabriel

• “You’ve Got a Friend in Me” — Randy Newman

• “Rainbow Connection” — Weezer feat. Hayley Williams

• “What a Wonderful World” — Louis Armstrong

Next Up on the ‘Hi From Earth’ Jukebox: Your Recommendations


We never asked anyone for music recommendations, which may be why it is so satisfying that we got them anyway. Handed a single opportunity to communicate with another civilization, a meaningful percentage of Cosmic Ambassadors used it to promote their favorite band.


Become a Cosmic Ambassador & Submit Your Greeting


If you have something to say to whoever might be out there, or a song you are convinced belongs on the record, you can submit it at HiFromEarth.com and watch for it to show up somewhere along your commute.

If you’re looking to share a message closer to home, contact us about billboard advertising for your brand.