Mom Jeans

'Mom Jeans' is an American rock band known for their blend of pop-punk and emo influences. Originated in Berkeley, California in 2014, the group consists of lead vocalist and guitarist Eric Butler, drummer Austin Carango, guitarist Bart Starr, and bassist Gabriel Paganin.

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The band's journey started when Butler and Carango, friends since high school, decided to experiment with music after their previous band split. Their first album, 'Best Buds', was released in 2016 and gained popularity in the underground music scene due to its relatable lyrics and catchy tunes. Their sound was described as "emo revival" and resonated with a diverse audience, leading to a significant online following.

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In 2018, they released the second album 'Puppy Love', which further solidified their place in the indie music scene. The album showcased their growth as musicians, featuring more complex songwriting and a refined sound.

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'Mom Jeans' are known for their energetic live shows and dedicated fanbase. Despite their rising popularity, they maintain a DIY ethic, often interacting directly with fans online and at shows. Their lyrics often touch on themes of friendship, love, and the complexities of young adulthood, making them relatable to a broad audience. The band continues to tour and create music, demonstrating their passion and commitment to their craft.