Drunk Girl
Drunk Girl is a band known for their party-focused music, with their song "Don't Stop the Party" serving as something of an anthem in that space. The track...
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Drunk Girl is a band known for their party-focused music, with their song "Don't Stop the Party" serving as something of an anthem in that space. The track came out in 2017 and became a recognizable fixture in nightlife scenes.
The band's lineup includes Alexa "Lexi" Stevens on vocals, Jake "Jay" Carter on guitar, Oliver "Ollie" Walker on drums, and Emily "Emmy" Jones on bass. They followed their debut single with other tracks like "Neon Lights" in 2018 and "All Night Long" in 2019, continuing in a similar energetic vein.
At one point, the group faced some public criticism over their lyrics and themes, with some suggesting they promoted excessive behavior. There was also a specific incident involving a video of Lexi appearing intoxiced during a performance, which drew media attention and calls for the band to be canceled. They managed to continue working afterward.
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