And The Kids, an energetic indie rock band with an evocative sound, is known for its poignant lyrics and vibrant melodies that capture a spirit of youthful defiance and whimsical creativity. Formed in Northampton, Massachusetts, the band consists of core members Hannah Mohan (guitar, vocals), Rebecca Lasaponaro (drums), and Megan Miller (synthesizers, percussion), who originally met while attending a music camp in their formative years. Despite various challenges, such as Miller's issues with visa restrictions preventing her from entering the US, the band has demonstrated resilience and a driven DIY ethos in their collaborative and production efforts.

Rising to prominence within the indie rock scene, And The Kids released their debut album, "Turn To Each Other," in 2015, which established their signature sound of infectious riffs and harmonies combined with contemplative and often heartfelt storytelling. Successive releases, including "Friends Share Lovers" (2016) and "When This Life Is Over" (2019), further showcased their capacity for experimenting with sound textures and delivering introspective themes alongside anthemic choruses. Singles like "Champagne Ladies" and "Butterfingers" not only underline their knack for crafting catchy tunes, but also highlight the group's ability to connect with wider audiences through relatable emotions and a distinctly unique sound that is as enchanting as it is bold. With their engaging live performances, including sessions like "And The Kids on Audiotree Live," the group continues to cement their reputation as a must-see act, as well as a poignant voice amidst the modern tapestry of indie rock.