Plea
Plea is an alternative rock band from Nashville. Their 2021 single "Say Anything (feat. Hayley Williams)" reached number 20 on the Billboard Alternative...
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Plea is an alternative rock band from Nashville. Their 2021 single "Say Anything (feat. Hayley Williams)" reached number 20 on the Billboard Alternative Airplay chart. They've released several EPs and albums since 2013, including A World Divided in 2016 and The Pains of Growing in 2019.
The band's lineup includes Kevin Griffin on vocals and guitar, Sean Mackin on bass and vocals, Kyle Clark on guitar and vocals, and Jacob Thomas on drums. They've toured with acts like The Killers and Twenty One Pilots.
Some critics have described their lyrics as introspective and sometimes dark. Their music tends to explore themes of loss, love, and growing up, with a sound that mixes alternative rock, indie pop, and emo elements.
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