WE MIGHT DIE – Las Vegas Punks Currently In Studio, New Music Coming Soon; Tour Dates Announced

Las Vegas, NV — Rising Las Vegas punk outfit We Might Die are currently putting the finishing touches on new material, with a new single slated for release soon. The band’s next chapter follows the momentum of their 2025 full-length album “Hate You,” an 11-song release that established WMD as one of the most urgent new voices in underground punk.

Formed in 2024, We Might Die channel personal struggle into explosive, cathartic punk anthems. The trio—Liv (bass/vocals), Travis (guitar/vocals), and Chance (drums)—use the band as a way to confront anxiety, depression, and self-doubt head-on, transforming those experiences into songs built for connection, release, and collective energy. Their sound blends hard-hitting call-out anthems with melodic, deeply personal tracks that refuse to look away from difficult realities.

Fronted by fearless teenage bassist and vocalist Liv, the band brings an unfiltered intensity to both stage and studio. Liv channels raw emotion into sharp, hook-driven anthems, delivering blunt, honest lyrics with zero filter. On drums is Chance — Liv’s dad — a scene veteran with nearly 25 years of experience across punk, grindcore, and metal, whose Animal-like energy behind the kit drives the band’s relentless speed and high-impact live shows. Rounding out the trio is Travis, whose intricate riff work, dynamic songwriting, face-melting solos, and thought-provoking lyrics add depth and dimension to WMD’s sound.

Despite forming only last year, We Might Die have already shared stages with major scene names, including opening for Catbite in December and performing the official Punk Rock Bowling Kickoff Show in May. Fans are often surprised to learn Liv is just 15 years old and that both Liv and Travis began playing guitar only five years ago—yet their live shows and recordings carry a confidence far beyond their years.

With new music on the way and an aggressive run of tour dates across the West, We Might Die continue to prove that punk is still a place for truth, community, and confrontation—with yourself and the world around you.

Upcoming Shows

FEB 12 – Las Vegas, NV – UUC
FEB 20 – Phoenix, AZ – Nile Theater
MAR 14 – Las Vegas, NV – The Space
MAR 15 – Pomona, CA – The Haven
MAR 17 – Eureka, CA – Savage Henry’s
MAR 18 – Portland, OR – Wyrd Hut
MAR 19 – Olympia, WA – The Mortuary
MAR 20 – Tacoma, WA – Real Art Tacoma
MAR 21 – Seattle, WA – Lucky Liquor
MAR 23 – Pocatello, ID – The Chop Shop
MAR 24 – Ogden, UT – Black Lung Society