Dreamers is an American pop rock band that has made significant strides in the music industry since its formation in 2014. The band, led by Nick Wold, along with bassist Marc Nelson and touring members Jessica Goodwin and Ari Tibi, quickly garnered attention with their debut single “Wolves (You Got Me)”. Released in July 2014, the track received airplay on Sirius XM’s Alt Nation and set the stage for their self-titled debut EP, which was produced by Danny Kalb and released later that year. Their energetic performances and catchy melodies earned them a spot on Alternative Press’s list of 100 Bands You Need To Know in 2014.

In 2015, Dreamers signed with Fairfax Recordings and began recording their debut LP, “This Album Does Not Exist”, which was released in August 2016. The album featured the hit single “Sweet Disaster” and showcased Wold’s songwriting prowess, much of which was crafted during the band’s transition from Brooklyn to Los Angeles. Their ability to blend pop sensibilities with rock elements has resonated with audiences, leading to extensive touring across North America and Canada, including opening for renowned acts like Stone Temple Pilots.

The band continued to evolve with the release of their trilogy of EPs, starting with “Launch” in 2018, followed by “Fly”. This innovative approach to music release kept fans engaged and showcased their versatility. In 2019, they released their second album, “Launch Fly Land”, which included the popular single “Die Happy” and further solidified their place in the contemporary music scene.

Dreamers have consistently demonstrated their commitment to collaboration and creativity, featuring in various music videos and working with notable artists. Their dynamic performances at major festivals like Lollapalooza and Coachella, along with their engaging social media presence, have helped them build a dedicated fanbase. As they continue to create and perform, Dreamers remains a vibrant force in the pop rock genre, promising exciting new music and experiences for their fans.