My Disaster March
Band Story
My Disaster March: Rising from the Wreckage, Ready to Rock the Midwest
Sometimes falling apart is the only way to come together. Such is the origin story of Milwaukee’s rising rock act My Disaster March—a band born not from a single vision, but from the ashes of multiple failed experiments, including, believe it or not, a rap group that didn’t quite find its rhythm. But what these musicians lacked in early cohesion, they made up for in persistence, chemistry, and a shared hunger to build something real.
And build it they did. Pulling lessons from their past projects like a phoenix snatching embers from its own ashes, My Disaster March has emerged with a sound that’s sharp, punchy, and primed for bigger stages. The result is a setlist full of explosive, pop-rock anthems—songs that weave intelligent, introspective lyrics into distorted guitars and thunderous, sing-along choruses. It’s rock with heart, hooks, and heat.
MDM isn’t content to stay in the shadows. With every sweaty rehearsal and high-voltage gig, they’ve tightened their sound and dialed in their stagecraft. Their live shows are a whirlwind of energy and emotion—a kinetic blend of charisma and crowd engagement that keeps audiences glued from the first chord to the final bow. Whether you're a diehard scene regular or a curious newcomer, My Disaster March makes it impossible not to care.
After a period of groundwork—sporadic shows, demo drops, and quiet hustle—they’re now poised to make serious noise. With their eyes set on Milwaukee and the greater Midwest scene, the band is digging in and doubling down, ready to earn the respect and fandom of every venue, dive bar, and festival stage that comes their way.
Their new demo captures the spark, but it’s their live show that throws gasoline on the fire. My Disaster March is a band that knows what it means to fall apart—and more importantly, how to rise back up, louder, tighter, and more determined than ever.
Get ready to march.
Sometimes falling apart is the only way to come together. Such is the origin story of Milwaukee’s rising rock act My Disaster March—a band born not from a single vision, but from the ashes of multiple failed experiments, including, believe it or not, a rap group that didn’t quite find its rhythm. But what these musicians lacked in early cohesion, they made up for in persistence, chemistry, and a shared hunger to build something real.
And build it they did. Pulling lessons from their past projects like a phoenix snatching embers from its own ashes, My Disaster March has emerged with a sound that’s sharp, punchy, and primed for bigger stages. The result is a setlist full of explosive, pop-rock anthems—songs that weave intelligent, introspective lyrics into distorted guitars and thunderous, sing-along choruses. It’s rock with heart, hooks, and heat.
MDM isn’t content to stay in the shadows. With every sweaty rehearsal and high-voltage gig, they’ve tightened their sound and dialed in their stagecraft. Their live shows are a whirlwind of energy and emotion—a kinetic blend of charisma and crowd engagement that keeps audiences glued from the first chord to the final bow. Whether you're a diehard scene regular or a curious newcomer, My Disaster March makes it impossible not to care.
After a period of groundwork—sporadic shows, demo drops, and quiet hustle—they’re now poised to make serious noise. With their eyes set on Milwaukee and the greater Midwest scene, the band is digging in and doubling down, ready to earn the respect and fandom of every venue, dive bar, and festival stage that comes their way.
Their new demo captures the spark, but it’s their live show that throws gasoline on the fire. My Disaster March is a band that knows what it means to fall apart—and more importantly, how to rise back up, louder, tighter, and more determined than ever.
Get ready to march.
Band Members
Mike Dentice, Mark Speer, Nick Blaubach, Brian Farvour
Mike Dentice, Mark Speer, Nick Blaubach, Brian Farvour
Location: AMERICA NORTH: USA: Wisconsin WI)
Genre: Rock