Donovan Wolfington was an American indie rock band hailing from New Orleans, Louisiana, known for their dynamic and emotionally charged music that spanned genres including punk, pop, and emo. The group formed in 2011 while the members were attending Loyola University and quickly garnered attention with their energetic live performances and raw lyrical content. Donovan Wolfington's lineup consisted of Neil Berthier on vocals and guitar, Matthew Seferian on guitar, Alex Skalany on bass, and Michael Saladis on drums. Their music often dealt with themes of youth, heartbreak, and the trials of personal growth.

The band released multiple projects, each showcasing their evolution in sound and storytelling. Their 2013 debut full-length album, "Stop Breathing," set the stage with an edgy and melodic punk ethos. This was followed by the "Scary Stories You Tell in the Dark" EP in 2014, which maintained their raucous energy while offering more complex song structures. The 2015 album "How to Treat the Ones You Love" expanded their sonic palette, infusing more indie rock and pop sensibilities into the mix. Notably, their "Donovan Wolfington on Audiotree Live" session captured the raw and compelling nature of their live performances, a testament to the band's on-stage chemistry and charisma. Donovan Wolfington's later releases, such as the singles "Waves," "Ways," and "Wave," further emphasized their ability to blend melodic hooks with punk grit, cementing their place in the indie scene. Though the band announced their breakup in 2018, the impact of their music continues to resonate with fans of the indie and underground rock genres.

Genres

Diy Emo

Midwest Emo

New Orleans Indie

Latest Release

WAVES

Donovan Wolfington

Album - 9 Tracks - Released March 2, 2018