"Peach Blush Drop Second EP and Lock In Major 2026 Touring Plans"

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Written by: Rex Harlan

Peach Blush is a three-piece punk band from Little Rock, Arkansas.
The band originally started in 2016 when vocalist and guitarist Ted Gilliam cut a demo with a couple friends. After some setbacks — including health issues and a drummer moving away — the project went quiet for a while. In the summer of 2019 they brought in a new drummer named Eric and got serious again. Bassist Arizona, who had previously played in Bad Boyfriends and Junkbomb, joined the lineup and helped lock in their current sound.
Their music is rooted in that raw ‘90s sound — Hüsker Dü, Dinosaur Jr., and the old Sub Pop catalog. It’s loud, fast, and full of attitude, mixing alt-rock, post-punk, garage punk, and hardcore energy. They released their debut EP Disqko in 2022, followed by their second EP Eradication of the Mind in late 2025 on Sunday Drive Records.

Peach Blush has been grinding hard on the road, sharing stages with bands like High Desert Queen, Woorms, and plenty of other heavy hitters across the South and Midwest. They just signed with State of Mind Touring and have new dates lined up for 2026, including some runs with Ivory Daze.
These guys are putting in the work the right way — loud, real, and relentless.
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