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Nestled in the Chicago music scene, Cut Your Losses started in 2019 with a DIY ethos and a sound that fuses alt-rock, emo, pop-punk, and grunge. The band has built a loyal following through intimate live performances, self-released records, and a tireless presence online. If you’re looking for raw, emotionally charged songs delivered with guitar crunch and honest storytelling, you’ve got a guy who can line you up with the latest Cut Your Losses shows and releases.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

We’ve got you covered for tickets and show updates. Cut Your Losses continues to connect with fans through intimate venues in Chicago and beyond, with new music dropping and live sets that spotlight their evolving sound.

Onstage company

Documented collaborators

Band spotlight: Cut Your Losses released their debut album Reflections of Ghosts in 2023 and followed with the digital release Go To Hell in 2024. Their discography, in reverse order, includes Go To Hell (2024), Reflections of Ghosts (2023), Growing Pains (2022), and Get It Together (2020). Stay in the loop via Bandcamp and their Linktree, which links to Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, TikTok, and Bandcamp for the latest news, releases, and tour updates. For reliable bookings and up-to-date show information, you’ve got a guy in the Know who can help you secure your seats and catch Cut Your Losses live.

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Note: As of now, there are no publicly announced 2025 tour dates. Date to be announced and venue details will be shared across official channels as plans develop. Keep an eye on local Chicago venues and social pages for the next chance to see them live.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Cut Your Losses

  • Formed in Chicago, Illinois in 2019.
  • Debut album Reflections of Ghosts released in 2023.
  • Go To Hell, a digital album released October 18, 2024.
  • Genre/style blends alt-rock, emo, pop-punk, and grunge influences with a DIY/self-released approach.
  • Complete album discography (most recent first): Go To Hell (2024), Reflections of Ghosts (2023), Growing Pains (2022), Get It Together (2020).
  • Social media presence supported by Bandcamp pages and a Linktree with links to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter (X), TikTok, and Bandcamp.

The records

Cut Your Losses Discography

  • Go To Hell
    2024 · Self-released
  • Reflections of Ghosts
    2023 · Self-released
  • Growing Pains
    2022 · Self-released
  • Get It Together
    2020 · Self-released

The hits

Top Cut Your Losses Songs

  • Go To Hell
    2024 · N/A
  • Something In The Water
    2023 · N/A
  • Don't Talk
    2022 · N/A

Band spotlight: Cut Your Losses released their debut album Reflections of Ghosts in 2023 and followed with the digital release Go To Hell in 2024. Their discography, in reverse order, includes Go To Hell (2024), Reflections of Ghosts (2023), Growing Pains (2022), and Get It Together (2020). Stay in the loop via Bandcamp and their Linktree, which links to Instagram, Facebook, X/Twitter, TikTok, and Bandcamp for the latest news, releases, and tour updates. For reliable bookings and up-to-date show information, you’ve got a guy in the Know who can help you secure your seats and catch Cut Your Losses live.

Note: As of now, there are no publicly announced 2025 tour dates. Date to be announced and venue details will be shared across official channels as plans develop. Keep an eye on local Chicago venues and social pages for the next chance to see them live.

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