when we were naked
out now
2025 shows
02/02
Market at the Mill
Pickens, SC
02/28
Eco Fair (acoustic set)
Greenville, SC
03/14
Full Moon Fest | Furman University Amphitheater
Greenville, SC
04/11
FUSAB Spring Concert with Winyah and The 502’s | Furman University Amphitheater
Greenville, SC
05/17
House Show
Belton, SC
08/14
Static Age Records
Asheville, NC
08/23
Other Lands Brewing
Greenville, SC
09/13
Melon Barn
Greer, SC
10/04
Melon Barn
Greer, SC
11/14
Other Lands Brewing
Greenville, SC
11/15
Fricks Studios
Greenville, SC
11/23
Swanson’s Warehouse
Greenville, SC
12/13
House Show with Slow Funeral
Greenville, SC
About us
Normal People started in 2023 in Greenville South Carolina, and like most normal people, are all over the place. Originally from the southeast (except for Christina, who is from New Jersey), all having a college-level music education (except for Christina and Michael, who learned what they know from their local music scenes), and all being lesbian (except for Christina, Michael, and Joe, who are bisexual), some find it hard to neatly fit the People in a box.
Their musical influences range from the ‘90s Florida technical death metal scene to Elliott Smith to Hildegard von Bingen. They dabble with midwest emo and modern prog rock, they occasionally flirt with metal, and they’ve asked out country a few times over text but were left on read. Add some grunge, harmonies, climate anxiety, a sprinkle of southern twang, and a lot of homoeroticism, and you have the first three minutes of a Normal People song.
Normal People’s DEBUT ALBUM “When We Were Naked” is out NOW! It’d mean a lot if you could give it a listen <3
Press!
“I have gone on the record for being a fan of bands that sell out for the chorus. This is not one of those bands. They rarely make it easy to expect where the song is going to go or how the transitions are going to work, but then once they take you where they end up going, I am consistently glad to be there.”
J. Aaron Simmons – Philosophy in the Wild
“Though an enigmatic band, the members of Normal People really are just normal people.”
Hannah Gail Flatt – The Paladin
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