New Faces Tickets

New Faces is a Port Townsend, Washington-based indie rock trio known for a Britpop-infused, radio-friendly sound with post-2000s influence. The band features Nico Janssen, Kyle Hove, and Conor Sisk, delivering catchy melodies and punchy guitar hooks that nod to classic Britpop while keeping a modern edge. Their music has found a home on college radio and independent platforms, with a straightforward, approachable style that fits well in venues across the Pacific Northwest and beyond.

With roots in the late-2000s music scene, New Faces made a notable impact with their 2008 album Two Years and its accompanying singles, Impulse and Ms. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. They earned recognition by winning EMP Sound Off! in 2008, and their music secured placements on NBC-affiliated shows Mercy and The Philanthropist, along with licensing for major brands like Jaguar and Nissan. While their last significant live activity occurred around 2009–2010 and the band split in November 2009, their recordings continue to attract listeners who appreciate a fresh take on Britpop-era sensibilities.

Explore the band’s history, hear their discography highlights, and stay tuned for any future retrospectives or reunions. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-nonsense information and easy access to official links.

While New Faces hasn’t announced 2025 tour dates, fans can trace the arc of their career—from a strong early-2000s independent release to notable TV placements and brand licensing. For collectors and new listeners alike, their Two Years album and early singles remain a snapshot of a northwest indie outfit crafting accessible, guitar-driven pop with a Britpop heartbeat. Follow official channels for any announcements and keep an eye on regional music blogs for archival features and retrospective interviews.

• Official social media: follow for updates and archival posts
• Bandcamp: listen to their album and singles
• Local press and interviews from 2008–2009 for context on their rise

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