Teen Idols is a punk rock band hailing from Nashville, Tennessee, renowned for their infectious melodies and high-energy performances. Formed in the early 1990s, they quickly made a name for themselves within the punk community for their youthfully exuberant style and catchy, pop-influenced punk tunes. The band consists of lead vocalist Keith Witt, guitarist Phillip Hill, bassist Matt Drastic, and drummer Matt Yonker, with each member contributing to the spirited anthems that have become synonymous with the Teen Idols' sound.

Over the years, Teen Idols have released several albums that capture their signature blend of punk rock with a pop sensibility. Starting with their self-titled debut "Teen Idols" in 1997, they established a fondness for tight harmonies and tales of teenage angst and heartbreak. Follow-up releases like "Pucker Up!" and "Full Leather Jacket" solidified their place in the punk scene of the late 90s and early 2000s, garnering a dedicated fanbase entranced by their relentless rhythm and hook-laden choruses. The band’s 2003 album, "It Found A Voice...", continued this tradition with maturity in sound, while their acoustic retrospective, "Stripped Down," showcased a different, more intimate side of the band, revealing the raw musicianship underlying their glossy punk veneer. Despite a hiatus and activities in other musical projects, the Teen Idols' legacy endures as they continue to impact the punk domain with their timeless vibrancy and anthemic songwriting.