Cheerleader Roadkill

Cheerleader Roadkill is a three-piece pop-punk band from the Chicago suburbs, blending the reckless energy of '90s skate punk with sharp hooks, raw emotion, and a healthy dose of suburban chaos. Formed in 2022 by friends Noel Kovac, Jack Metz, and Jesse Ortega, the band quickly built a reputation through relentless DIY shows, infectious anthems, and a growing online following.

Drawing inspiration from bands like Blink-182, Sum 41, Green Day, and Nirvana, Cheerleader Roadkill delivers songs that balance humor, heartbreak, and youthful frustration without losing sight of the fun. Their releases—including Cowboy Divorce Birthday Party, Golf Course Intercourse, and Carnivore—have earned millions of streams while helping establish them as one of the rising names in the new wave of pop punk.

Whether they're playing packed clubs or sweaty basement shows, Cheerleader Roadkill brings loud guitars, bigger choruses, and the kind of live energy that leaves every room louder than they found it.