It’s the exciting new cult sweeping the nation! Amidst the corn-ridden hellpit that is Indiana, lies a college town band on a mission to transform the college-town basements of the midwest into a sacred zone of fun, community, and surprise. What entails is a chaotic masterpiece. As college students at a Big 10 school, the band balances writing, performing, recording on the weekends, then taking notes in Applied Statistics early Monday morning. Regimented as it may seem, this juxtaposition means they refuse to take themselves too seriously. Their original tunes are lighthearted, spicy, and funky; lyrically covering all ends of simpin' to pimpin' spectrum. Intricately mixing seventies lay-you-down soul with guitar-driven indie riffs, Please Her songs are dancy, gritty, and hilarious (in a hot way). From the perils of midwestern living, to trying to pass Calculus II, their discography sits in a world of satirical relatability. A Please Her name on the lineup usually means showgoers will leave feeling inspired, excited, and a little bit weirded out. In the few, parting, intimate moments of playtime, Please Her fans find themselves singing, dancing, interacting with the band, and worshiping a scorpion. Their sets boast energetic, sing-along covers, skits, and their magnetic originals. Ensuring the basement will never be the same, Please Her fosters a musical experience to remember. Welcome to church. In Please Her's name, Amen.