Please Her

From lighthearted, spicy, funky original tunes, to shows that are certifiable experience, Please Her uses music as a vehicle to deliver fun to the masses.

Lyrically covering all ends of simpin' to pimpin' spectrum and intricately mixing the musicality of seventies soul top layers with guitar-driven indie riffs, Please Her songs are dancy, gritty, and hilarious (in a hot way). From the perils of midwestern living, to trying to pass Calculus II, their discography sits in a world of satirical relatability. The band’s Debut album, “Public Relations,” transports listeners directly into the midwestern basement in which it was recorded in and captures a youthful excitement abundant in the group’s affinity for world building. Prepping for their next era, fans anticipate what is in store for their favorite midwest sensation.

A Please Her name on the lineup usually means showgoers will leave feeling inspired, excited, and a little bit weirded out. In the few, parting, intimate moments of playtime, Please Her fans find themselves singing, dancing, interacting with the band, and worshiping a scorpion. Ensuring the basement or venue will never be the same, Please Her fosters a musical experience to remember. Welcome to church.

In Please Her's name, Amen.