The Stitches

About the Artist

The Stitches deliver a raw and unapologetic punk rock experience that feels like a rebellious shout from the underground. Their music, including the notably sardonic "My Baby Hates Me," channels a gritty, no-frills energy that resonates with fans who appreciate the unvarnished truth of punk ethos. Live shows are a cathartic blend of high-octane performance and intimate connection, often punctuated by frontman Johnny Stitch's sardonic wit and tales from his rough-and-tumble upbringing in the punk scene. Fans often recount the legendary moment when Johnny, mid-set, quipped about his childhood scrapes as if they were badges of honor, turning the show into a communal rite of passage. The Stitches' sound is a punchy, fast-paced barrage of distorted guitars and snarling vocals, creating an atmosphere that’s as much about release as it is about rebellion. Their performances are a reminder that punk is not just music but a lifestyle, complete with its scars and stories, delivered with a knowing smirk that says, "Yeah, life’s tough, but so are we."