Alternative rock band We’re No Gentlemen has just dropped the official music video for their latest single, “Beautifully Broken”, delivering a visually gripping and emotionally charged experience that mirrors the raw intensity of the track. Known for their bold style and honest storytelling, the Southern California-based group continues to carve their own lane in the rock scene.

The video features the band in their element—dark, defiant, and unapologetically vulnerable. Frontwoman Amanda Gabel commands the screen with haunting vocals and fearless emotion, while Danny Knapp anchors the sound with his dynamic bass lines. Alex Messano’s gritty guitar work and Vince Gudino’s explosive drumming round out the track, amplifying the song’s themes of pain, resilience, and rebirth.

“Beautifully Broken” marks another evolution in We’re No Gentlemen’s sonic identity, pairing hard-hitting instrumentation with lyrical introspection. The video is now streaming on the band’s official YouTube channel.

The emo band We’re No Gentlemen recently teamed up with renowned music photographer Andrew Edward for a captivating photo shoot, showcasing the band’s unique aesthetic and emotional depth. Known for their poignant lyrics and dynamic sound that blends elements of punk, rock, and emo, the band presented themselves in a series of images that perfectly capture their essence. Andrew Edward, with his keen eye for detail and ability to convey the raw emotion of his subjects, highlighted the band’s intense energy and individual personalities. The result is a collection of photos that not only reflect We’re No Gentlemen’s artistic identity but also resonate with the emotional intensity that defines their music. This collaboration has undoubtedly added a visually striking chapter to the band’s journey, further connecting them with their audience and the broader emo music scene.

We’re No Gentlemen made a triumphant return to Valor Studios to collaborate once again with the acclaimed producer Dan Parker for the recording of their latest musical offerings. With the powerful combination of Amanda Gabel’s emotive vocals, Alex Messano’s intricate guitar work, Danny Knapp’s skillful bass guitar playing, and Vince Gudino’s dynamic drumming, the band is set to create a sonic masterpiece under Parker’s guidance. The chemistry among the band members, highlighted by Knapp’s rhythmic foundation, Gabel’s soulful delivery, Messano’s electrifying guitar riffs, and Gudino’s precision on drums, promises an exciting and emotionally charged musical journey. Fans can anticipate a fresh wave of We’re No Gentlemen’s signature sound as they once again join forces with Dan Parker at Valor Studios to craft their latest musical chapter.

We’re No Gentlemen had the honor to share the bill on April 5th at the Whisky-a-Go-Go with Jonny Craig (formerly of Dance Gavin Dance) and Keep My Secrets. This show was extra special for WNG, as they also celebrated lead singer Amanda Gabel’s birthday.

Wow! We’re No Gentlemen finished out 2022 with almost 160-thousand streams in 125 countries on Spotify (not to mention great support on many other streaming services). Much thanks to all the fans (affectionately known as ‘misfits’) for such a great year and continued support. We’re No Gentlemen have new music and some great shows coming up soon that they can’t wait to share with you.

Danny and We’re No Gentlemen wish to thank all the ‘misfits’ who came out last Weds night for their set opening for Assuming We Survive, and big thanks to Adrian of AWS for hosting the show.

We’re No Gentlemen has two new shirt designs being offered at shows, including the new “Gentleman with Roses” logo shirt, and the commemorative “Heartbeat = Heartbreak” album cover t-shirt. Both designs will be available on their official website soon.

We’re No Gentlemen played a showcase set to an enthusiastic crowd at Chain Reaction in Anaheim, CA on July 14th, 2022. Danny Knapp debuted a new bass guitar – a Schecter Ultra Bass 5-string, which is a new addition to his live arsenal.

Danny Knapp will be performing with his emo/alternative band We’re No Gentlemen at the House of Blues in Anaheim, CA on April 1st, 2022 for a free show, ages 18+