The Beths

About The Beths

The Beths, hailing from Auckland, New Zealand, are the indie rock darlings who’ve mastered the art of turning heartbreak into euphoric, guitar-driven anthems. Fronted by the sharp-witted Elizabeth Stokes, the quartet blends jangly power-pop, punk energy, and lush harmonies to create a sound that’s both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Drawing inspiration from bands like Weezer, The Breeders, and The Go-Go’s, their music is a bittersweet cocktail of vulnerability and resilience. Since their 2018 debut album *Future Me Hates Me*, The Beths have carved a niche as one of indie rock’s most relatable and dynamic acts. The record’s critical acclaim catapulted them onto the global stage, earning them spots at major festivals like Coachella and Glastonbury. Their sophomore effort, *Jump Rope Gazers* (2020), further cemented their reputation, showcasing Stokes’ knack for crafting lyrics that balance self-deprecation with hope. The Beths’ cultural impact lies in their ability to make introspective themes universally resonant. Their live performances, brimming with infectious energy, have solidified their status as a must-see act. Collaborations with artists like Jay Som and their inclusion in Spotify’s *Indie List* highlight their growing influence. Currently, The Beths are riding high on the success of their 2022 album *Expert in a Dying Field*, a masterclass in emotional storytelling and melodic precision. With tours spanning continents and a fanbase that continues to grow, The Beths are proving that indie rock is far from a dying field—it’s thriving, and they’re leading the charge.