The Valentines

The Valentines have made a mark in the Rock and Indie Rock scene, especially with tracks that resonate with listeners. “Happiest Day Ever” captures a sense of carefree joy, while “Boys Do Cry Too” challenges traditional ideas about masculinity, making it both catchy and thought-provoking. Their song “This Thing Called Love” dives into the complexities of relationships, showcasing their knack for blending personal themes with engaging melodies.

Songs like “Stay or Go,” “Did My Back Hurt Your Knife?” and “Clouds” further illustrate their range, touching on themes of uncertainty and heartache. “Retry” and “Tell Me You're Gay” are also notable, adding to their collection of relatable tunes. With “Would You Dance With Me?” they invite a sense of connection, making it hard not to tap your feet. The Valentines continue to explore various aspects of life and love through their music, drawing in fans with each release.

The Valentines have recently released their album titled "You All Look Beautiful When You Dance" in 2024. This project showcases their evolving sound, combining elements of rock and indie rock. The album features a mix of tracks that highlight their signature style while exploring new themes and musical ideas.

Their latest single, "Retry," dropped in 2024 and continues the momentum from previous releases like "Happiest Day Ever" and "This Thing Called Love," both from 2023. These songs reflect the band's knack for catchy melodies and relatable lyrics. "Stay or Go," released in 2021, remains popular among fans, further establishing their presence in the indie rock scene. Each track contributes to the band’s growing discography, offering listeners a variety of sounds and messages.

The Valentines have made notable appearances at several significant festivals, including Rock For People, one of the largest music events in the Czech Republic. Their performance at this festival showcased their blend of rock and indie rock, drawing a crowd eager for live music. The energy of the audience reflected the band's ability to connect with fans, setting a vibrant atmosphere.

In addition to Rock For People, they have played at various local venues that contribute to the underground music scene. Each performance serves as a platform for their creative expression and solidifies their presence in the indie rock genre. Recent shows have highlighted their new material while also revisiting popular tracks, demonstrating their growth as musicians. The combination of festival stages and intimate venues allows The Valentines to reach a diverse audience, furthering their impact in the music community.