Lake Drive

If you get the chance to see them, do so. They bring a lot of energy to the venues. Also really greats guys to talk with if you get the chance

they were great and brought the energy! Only complaint was the venue had kinda a weird layout with a lot of tables

Can't wait to hear the two new songs they played 👀

Amazing EP release show! Crowd really showed up

Last night at The Garage, a vibrant teen friendly venue in Burnsville, Lake Drive delivered a performance that was both electrifying and steeped in nostalgia. This relatively unknown band, blending emo sensibilities with the raw energy of 80s and early 2000s pop-punk, captured my heart from the moment they took the stage. Kicking off with “ur so funny,” Lake Drive set the tone with catchy hooks and heartfelt lyrics that perfectly encapsulate the bittersweet nature of love. Their sound is a delightful mix of soaring guitar riffs and infectious rhythms, reminiscent of bands like Yellowcard and The Starting Line, yet fresh enough to feel original. Lead vocalist Rayven infused the performance with dynamic energy, his passionate delivery cutting through the bands tight and polished sound. Each member of the band displayed impressive musicianship, contributing to a cohesive vibe that radiated enthusiasm. A standout moment was "Overrated," a track that perfectly showcased their talent for blending introspective lyrics with anthemic choruses, inviting you to join in. As the set progressed, it became evident that Lake Drive has the potential to be a breakout act. Their ability to weave emotional depth into high-energy performances is a rare gift, making every song feel like a cathartic experience. They even treated us to some new, unrecorded songs, hinting at the exciting direction they're heading. By the end of the night, it was clear that Lake Drive deserves recognition. They are a breath of fresh air in a saturated music scene, and their undeniable stage presence left a lasting impression. Keep an eye on this band; their star is on the rise, and they’re sure to make waves in the emo and pop-punk communities.