girlfriends has sparked their pop-punk era with their newest single “Garbage.” This song is a blend of the old-school style and pop-punk energy that girlfriends has been known and loved for since making their debut in 2020.
“Garbage” takes us back to the early 2000s while also giving listeners a more modern sound. The song overflows with bold lyrics, explosive energy and choruses made for festivals, and follows their single “West Coast” which was a tribute to their SoCal roots.
The duo is set to release their newest album, There Goes The Neighborhood, on October 24th. The album will be 15 tracks filled with pop-punk sounds and impactful lyrics, giving it a feeling of nostalgia. Travis Mills and Nick Gross use their new project to deliver a message about the chaos and resilience present in modern-day life. The album is produced by John Feldman. Pre-save for the album is available here.
Mills and Gross have had a breakout year for the books. They went on an arena tour with Avril Lavigne and performed at the long-awaited revival of Vans Warped Tour in D.C. and Long Beach, and they’ll be performing at the Orlando date later this year. The duo has their sights set on a mini tour this upcoming fall.
This newest era of girlfriends has made it possible for this to be the most impactful chapter in their story so far.
girlfriends 2025 tour dates (tickets here):
11/2 – San Francisco, CA @ Independent
11/4 – San Diego, CA @ VooDoo Room
11/8 – Nashville, TN @ Cannery Hall (Ceremony Fest)
11/10 – Cleveland, OH @ Cambridge Room
11/12 – Washington, D.C. @ DC9
11/15-16 – Orlando, FL @ Vans Warped Tour
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