We Might Die

"An explosive blend, drawing on the legacy of riot grrrl and the raw energy of hardcore punk. Unleashes its full force, recalling classics such as Minor Threat or Discharge, but with a more modern edge. We Might Die announce themselves as one of the most exciting new voices in punk: sharp, unrelenting, and with nothing to soften." - Loud Women

"A raw, high-impact punk band turning personal struggle into fast, fearless songs and explosive live shows."- Rebel Noise

"This Nevada trio had me at “father-daughter band.” But beyond that: hard-hitting, melodic punk rock tinged with hardcore, with vocals that reminded me immediately of Mish from White Lung—some of that band’s off-kilter riffage through these ears, too. Really impressive stuff, and one to watch."- Razorcake

"(Liv's) writing is sharp and fearless, unafraid to name harm or call out silence, but never at the expense of humour, warmth, or human connection. She manages that rare balance: intensity without cruelty, care without softness-for-softness’s-sake."- She Zine Mag


Formed in 2024, We Might Die channel personal struggle and political fury into explosive punk anthems. The trio — Liv (bass/vocals), Matty (guitar/vocals), and Chance (drums) — transform anxiety, depression, and lived experience into songs built for confrontation, connection, and release.

Fronted by fearless teenage bassist/vocalist Liv Shirley, the band pairs zero-filter lyrics with razor-sharp hooks and relentless speed. Behind the kit is her father Chance, a scene veteran with nearly 25 years in punk, grindcore, and metal, whose Animal-like intensity fuels the band’s explosive rhythm section. Matty rounds out the lineup with SoCal pop-punk roots, intricate riff work, and searing guitar leads that give the band its sonic bite.

Despite forming only recently, We Might Die have already begun carving out a reputation on the live circuit — opening for Catbite, performing the official Punk Rock Bowling Kickoff Show, and delivering sets that hit far beyond their years. With Iced Out, they solidify their identity: fast, furious, and unwilling to stay quiet. With new music on the way and an aggressive run of tour dates across the West and Southwest, We Might Die continue to prove that punk is still a place for truth, community, and confrontation—with yourself and the world around you.