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Mire Kay
Mire Kay formed in Los Angeles with Emily Rourke on vocals and guitar, Ethan Carter on guitar and vocals, Daniel Hayes on bass and vocals, and Luke Abramson...
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Mire Kay formed in Los Angeles with Emily Rourke on vocals and guitar, Ethan Carter on guitar and vocals, Daniel Hayes on bass and vocals, and Luke Abramson on drums. They released their debut single "Industry" in 2020, which gained attention for its raw, introspective lyrics about the music business.
In 2021 they put out their first album "Vertigo," followed by "Shadows" in 2023. The band toured after the album's release, playing live shows that drew on their rock, pop, and electronic influences.
Rourke and Carter have both spoken publicly about personal challenges they've faced outside of the band's work.
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