Hot Mulligan
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About the Artist

Hot Mulligan, hailing from Lansing, Michigan, emerged in 2014 as a band that masterfully blends the high-energy angst of emo with clever, self-aware humor. Their live performances buzz with a youthful electricity reminiscent of early 2000s pop-punk, yet their music carries a deeply personal and emotional weight. Known for song titles like "I Don’t Think It’s the Right Time for Emojis" and "No Shoes in the Coffee Shop (Or Socks)," they marry poignant themes such as generational trauma and the haze of hard touring with droll, meme-worthy titles—reflecting a generation steeped in internet culture. Fans often connect over these dualities, finding solace in both the earnest lyrics and the band's irreverent wit. Their journey from basement shows to sold-out tours and collaborations with scene staples like The Wonder Years shows a band comfortable in its evolving identity, walking the line between earnestness and playful self-awareness without skipping a beat (or falling out of a plane, as vocalist Tades Sanville joked).