almost monday

About

Hailing from San Diego, almost monday has carved out a space as one of indie-pop’s most vibrant and sun-soaked acts. With a sound that feels like a coastal drive with the windows down, the trio—composed of Dawson Daugherty (vocals), Luke Fabry (bass), and Cole Clisby (guitar)—blends infectious melodies, shimmering guitars, and buoyant rhythms to create music that’s both nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Drawing inspiration from the likes of Vampire Weekend, Two Door Cinema Club, and The 1975, their sound is a kaleidoscope of indie, pop, and funk, anchored by lyrics that capture the highs and lows of young adulthood. Since their formation in 2019, almost monday has quickly risen through the ranks, thanks to breakout singles like “broken people” and “cool enough,” which have amassed millions of streams and garnered attention from major outlets like *Rolling Stone* and *Billboard*. Their debut EP, *don’t say you’re ordinary*, solidified their reputation as a band unafraid to embrace joy and vulnerability in equal measure. Culturally, almost monday stands out for their ability to craft anthems that feel both personal and universal, resonating with a generation navigating identity, connection, and self-discovery. Their live performances, brimming with energy and charisma, have further cemented their status as a must-watch act. Currently, the band is riding the wave of their latest releases, including the euphoric “sun keeps on shining,” and continues to tour extensively, bringing their infectious sound to fans worldwide. With a growing discography and an unmistakable artistic identity, almost monday is poised to become a defining voice in modern indie-pop.