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Dearheart is a Seattle-born performer blending post-emo rock with punk-influenced energy, known for confessional lyrics and dynamic arrangements. From debuting with Too Late; Doesn’t Matter in 2018, produced by Matt Bayles in Seattle, Dearheart has carved a distinctive space in the indie rock scene. This page highlights the artist's career arc, key releases, and upcoming shows, helping fans secure seats and stay in the loop with new music and tour dates.

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Born and raised in Seattle, Dearheart channels the city's rich rock lineage into a sound described as post-emo with a raw, energetic edge. The debut album, Too Late; Doesn’t Matter (2018), was self-released and recorded with producer Matt Bayles, capturing the tension and intimacy of confessional lyrics set to dynamic guitar textures. Notable singles like Stop! In the Name of Love (2020), Second Best (2022), and Maybe You Should Pray About It (2026) underscore a trajectory of growth and experimentation. Fans can look forward to live performances that spotlight the band's storytelling and kinetic stage presence. For updates, follow official channels across Bandcamp, Facebook, X (Twitter), and Instagram, and visit wearedearheart.com for the latest news and music releases.

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Quick Facts About Dearheart

  • Origin: Seattle, Washington; described as post-emo rock with punk-influenced energy.
  • Debut album: Too Late; Doesn’t Matter (2018), recorded in Seattle with producer Matt Bayles.
  • Genre/style: post-emo rock / indie rock with confessional lyrics and dynamic arrangements.
  • Discography (albums): Too Late; Doesn’t Matter (2018, Independent/self-released).
  • Top singles: Stop! In the Name of Love (2020); Second Best (2022); Maybe You Should Pray About It (2026).
  • 2025 tour date: Dearheart co-headlined a show with Atomic Pines and Apology Wars at Conor Byrne Cooperative in Seattle on December 12, 2025.

The records

Dearheart Discography

  • Too Late; Doesn’t Matter
    2018 · Independent

The hits

Top Dearheart Songs

  • Maybe You Should Pray About It
    2026 · N/A
  • Second Best
    2022 · N/A
  • Stop! In the Name of Love
    2020 · N/A

Born and raised in Seattle, Dearheart channels the city's rich rock lineage into a sound described as post-emo with a raw, energetic edge. The debut album, Too Late; Doesn’t Matter (2018), was self-released and recorded with producer Matt Bayles, capturing the tension and intimacy of confessional lyrics set to dynamic guitar textures. Notable singles like Stop! In the Name of Love (2020), Second Best (2022), and Maybe You Should Pray About It (2026) underscore a trajectory of growth and experimentation. Fans can look forward to live performances that spotlight the band's storytelling and kinetic stage presence. For updates, follow official channels across Bandcamp, Facebook, X (Twitter), and Instagram, and visit wearedearheart.com for the latest news and music releases.

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