You Me At Six is a British rock band from Weybridge, Surrey, known for their influential contributions to pop-punk and alternative rock, achieving multiple chart-topping albums and extensive global touring.
Wasserman handles brand partnerships for You Me At Six worldwide, excluding North America.
You Me At Six formed a new partnership with Kobalt's AWAL for their album VI and signed a global deal with Universal Music Publishing Group, indicating a strategic alignment of creative and business objectives.
Josh Franceschi featured in 'Firsts with Marshall,' a video series made in partnership with Marshall Amplification and Rock Sound, shared on Facebook.
Busted collaborated with You Me At Six on their new 'Greatest Hits' album, featuring a collaboration on one of Busted's classic tracks.
You Me At Six formed in Weybridge, Surrey, in 2004, initially consisting of vocalist Josh Franceschi, guitarists Max Helyer and Chris Miller, bassist Matt Barnes, and drummer Joe Phillips. The band’s name originated as an abbreviation for making Friday night plans after a concert. Their early work included the EP *We Know What It Means to Be Alone* in 2006, followed by a lineup change with Dan Flint replacing Phillips on drums. This period laid the groundwork for their debut album and subsequent career.
The group achieved broader recognition with their 2008 debut album, *Take Off Your Colours*, released on Slam Dunk Records. This album featured singles such as “Save It for the Bedroom,” “Finders Keepers,” and “Kiss and Tell,” with the latter two reaching positions on the UK Singles Chart. The band’s career progressed with their second album, *Hold Me Down* (2010), which debuted at number five in the UK. Their third album, *Sinners Never Sleep* (2011), peaked at number three and earned a Gold certification, also giving them their fifth top 50 single, “Loverboy.” You Me At Six also secured the “Best British Band” award at the Kerrang! Awards in 2011.
Further career milestones include their fourth album, *Cavalier Youth* (2014), which became their first number-one album in the UK, selling over 32,000 copies in its debut week. They continued to release successful albums like *Night People* (2017) and *VI* (2018). Their seventh studio album, *Suckapunch* (2021), marked their second number-one album. The band toured extensively, appearing at Warped Tour and Soundwave, and supporting various artists including Fall Out Boy and Paramore. Their eighth and final studio album, *Truth Decay*, was released in 2023, preceding their announced dissolution after a farewell tour in 2025.
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