Biography
- Origin: Washington, D.C., United States. The project began in 2005 in College Park, MD, blending pop rock, dance-punk, and power pop to create a sound that’s energetic, melodic, and infectious.
- Early years and major label stint: The act gained broader attention with a 2010 release on Atlantic Records for Touch, helping to bring their pop-forward rock to a wider audience.
- Warpped Tour era: In 2011, Dance Party joined Vans Warped Tour for a 44-date run, delivering high-octane performances that helped establish the group’s live reputation.
- Brett era and Cascine releases: In 2014, the project rebranded as Brett, continuing to release music via Cascine, including titles such as Mode and LP, extending their influence in indie and dance-punk circles.
- Recent activity: The 2020s show activity via archival releases and streaming catalogs on Bandcamp, Cascine, and Apple Music, with the most widely circulated single Sasha Don’t Sleep (2010) remaining a fan favorite and a staple in his/her catalog.
Discography highlights
- Sasha Don’t Sleep (2010) – The breakout single that circulated widely and appeared on deluxe edition releases.
- Touch (2010) – Atlantic Records release showcasing the band’s early pop-rock/dance-punk blend.
- Mode (Cascine, 2014) – One of the pivotal releases after the Brett rebranding, illustrating a shifted but recognizable sound.
- LP (Cascine, date varies by region) – Additional Cascine-era material continuing the dance-punk/indie sensibility.
Upcoming tour info
- Current public touring status: No publicly announced 2025 tour dates found. For fans seeking live music opportunities, we recommend checking official pages and streaming platforms for any late-breaking announcements.
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Social media and official pages
Location notes: Based in the Washington, D.C. area, Dance Party’s work reflects a cross-coast influence from Maryland to the broader U.S. indie scene, with live roots in college-town venues and touring circuits that supported Warped Tour-era momentum.