Mylo Bybee

MYLO BYBEE is a Boise, Idaho alternative rock band making honest, emotionally charged music with a live show that hits harder than the records. Formed in 2020, the band writes songs about the things that stay with you; relationships, change, regret, and trying to make sense of where you are and where you're going.

There’s a lot of heart in MYLO BYBEE, but there’s nothing passive about it. Their songs build into moments meant to be screamed back from the crowd, and their live shows turn that connection into something bigger, louder, and more immediate. They’ve built a strong following throughout the Pacific Northwest earning recognition from outlets including SPIN, MAGNET, and New Noise Magazine.

With Revisions, MYLO BYBEE captures a band that isn't looking backward. They're writing the next chapter in real time and inviting you into the room for it.


Key Shows/Performances

Festivals

Treefort Music Fest (ID) - Flipside Music Fest (ID) - Shady Grove Music Fest (ID) - Offbeat Music Fest (NV) - Schellraiser Music Festival (NV) - QuailFest (OR), Vanstock (AK)

Support

Hawthorne Heights - Amber Pacific - The Spill Canvas - Ace Enders - The Polyphonic Spree - Fred Mascherino of Taking Back Sunday - Foxing - Michigander

Tour Stops across the Pacific Northwest, including Washington, Oregon, Utah, Nevada, Alaska, Idaho and more.

Press & Coverage

“The propulsive indie pop sound of the Pacific Northwest is alive and well and in the amplifiers of Mylo Bybee, whose allegiance to sonic exploration without losing one’s sense of melody puts them in the same conversation as Modest Mouse and Death Cab despite originating from Boise, Idaho”. - SPIN Magazine

“With clear, crisp melodies that recall the likes of Death Cab for Cutie, “Time Machine” is a powerfully emotional alt-rock tune that will grab you by the heart and never let go.” - New Noise Magazine

“I Wish You Well,” the second single from Mylo Bybee’s upcoming Revisions EP, is an uncanny encapsulation of the rhythmically majestic guitar heroics of Sup Pop-era Band Of Horses and latter-period Manchester Orchestra” - MAGNET Magazine