Electronic Press Kit

Yes We Are is a genre-bending alt-pop band creating arena-sized anthems for every kind of heart. Fronted by dynamic vocalist Dylan Bode, their sound blends cinematic pop, raw emotion, and rock energy into music that invites everyone in. With a debut EP dropping September 5 and singles “Daisy” and “Arrow” already gaining momentum, Yes We Are delivers songs that celebrate connection, honesty, and the power of being fully yourself. Known for electrifying live shows and a message of radical belonging, the band believes music should be a place where everyone feels seen, heard, and alive.

Yes We Are is a genre-blurring alt-pop band turning raw emotion into arena-ready anthems. Built on the belief that music should be as limitless as the people who make it, the band blends soaring hooks, cinematic production, and vulnerable storytelling into a sound that’s both deeply personal and unapologetically massive.

Fronted by dynamic vocalist Dylan Bode, and shaped alongside multi-instrumentalist and producer Reed Knutsen — formerly of Mission of the Metro — Yes We Are creates songs that speak to the messy, powerful, and universal experience of being human. Their sound draws on everything from art rock and classic pop to the spiritual swell of Springsteen, Queen, and Coldplay.
Their upcoming debut EP, arriving September 5, introduces a bold new voice to the alt-pop scene. Lead singles “Daisy” and “Arrow” showcase emotional range and sonic ambition: one a shimmering meditation on love and vulnerability, the other a defiant anthem about letting go and beginning again.

Known for electric live shows that mix cathartic singalongs with emotionally raw performances, Yes We Are transforms the stage into a space of connection and release. It’s music made to be felt — by everyone.

At its core, Yes We Are is more than a name. It’s a statement of belonging. Of openness. Of sound without borders and hearts without walls. Whether you’re dancing, crying, or both at once, Yes We Are is a reminder that you’re not alone — and you don’t have to be quiet about it.

Yes We Are is a genre-blurring alt-pop band turning raw emotion into arena-ready anthems. Built on the belief that music should be as limitless as the people who make it, the band blends soaring hooks, cinematic production, and vulnerable storytelling into a sound that feels both deeply personal and unapologetically massive.

Fronted by Dylan Bode — a powerhouse vocalist and multi-instrumentalist with a range as wide as Freddie Mercury and the emotional depth of early Coldplay — Yes We Are was born from a desire to create music that speaks directly to the parts of us that don’t fit neatly into boxes. Queer, dramatic, fiercely honest, and often unclassifiable, their sound nods to glam rock, art pop, and indie soul, while forging something entirely new.
The band’s debut EP (dropping September 5) introduces listeners to a world of emotional intensity and wide-open sonic ambition. Lead singles “Daisy” and “Arrow” showcase the range: one a shimmering, vulnerable love letter; the other, a driving, defiant anthem about self-trust and starting over. Every track is crafted with theatrical precision, layered in rich harmonies, expressive lyrics, and a cinematic scale meant to move both the body and the heart.

Yes We Are’s live shows are where it all comes to life — part rock concert, part confession, part glitter-soaked revival. Whether playing small clubs or festival stages, the band delivers performances that feel like communion, complete with cathartic singalongs, electric stage presence, and a genuine connection with the crowd.

Behind the sound is a tightly-knit creative team, many of whom double as producers, visual directors, and collaborators. It’s a project rooted in trust, experimentation, and a shared mission to make music that leaves people feeling more seen and less alone.

With a name that’s both a declaration and a challenge, Yes We Are is more than just a band — it’s a statement of identity, of resilience, of power. It’s a reminder that we don’t have to shrink ourselves to fit a scene. We can build our own.