Artist description Your Girlfriend was founded in August of 2001. Since then, the band's sound has gone through a rapid change of maturity. "Everyone used to tell us we sucked and that we should just give up because we'd never amount to anything", says the band. Now, Your Girlfriend put on an incredible live show that leaves even the kids who aren't fans of pop punk with their heads spinning and begging for more.

Music Style Emo/pop punk

Musical Influences Midtown, The Starting Line, NOFX, Bad Religion, Drexel, Blind Luck Music, New Found Glory

Similar Artists The Starting Line meets New Found Glory with their own twist.

Group Members Jeff Callahan, Eric Libby, Quinn Lorenz and Ethan DeAngelus

Albums Lost But Never Forgotten (2002)

Press Reviews "Your Girlfriend is one of Connecticut's newest bands. They started to get together about 6 months ago, but they've come a very long was in a short time. Your Girlfriend is quite the mix, combining the crude humor of Blink 182 with deep, meaingful lyrics. The sound produced is a sort of pop-punk, emotional-filled blend with definite New Found Glory influences. However, everything from the rap rhythms of Jurassic 5 to the hard rock sound of Metallica has influenced these boys as well. One thing that separates them from a lot of the pop-punk bands out there is their unique blending of two distinctively different vocal sounds. It gives their music a richness often lacking in the manufactured music heard on MTV. Eric Libby and Quinn Lorenz both doing vocals and playing guitar, Brian Taylor playing bass, and Jeff Callahan on drums make up the lineup for Your Girlfriend. Combine those four good-looking guys with their musical talent, and the results are going to be shocking!" - Katie Zackowitz "The Smoke Signal" October 2001

Location Guilford, CT - USA

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