Hailing from Virginia, 7th Grade Girl Fight captivates audiences with a fun and intelligent blend of garage pop and indie rock. With contagious energy and hooky choruses, 7GGF offers a tightly-executed, yet authentic brand of indie pop that sounds both nostalgic and brand new.  Debra Guy fearlessly fronts the band, writing catchy songs with arresting lyrical power, performed effortlessly and honestly. 

7GGF can adjust their performance dynamics to cater to the atmosphere of individual clubs/venues.  From quiet acoustic performances as an acoustic duo/trio to loud rowdy rock shows as a full five-piece outfit, they deliver a fun, engaging, crowd-pleasing set every time, complete with relentlessly pop-tastic earworms.  As if the stellar music and captivating performances weren't enough, 7GGF is a cheerful, friendly, professional, timely, and communicative bunch of folks.
“7th Grade Girl Fight is a hell of a name, and they’ve got a hell of a discography to match. Their most recent single, “We Don’t Raise Our Voices in This House,” is a lovely and moving modern power pop track. These are well-thought-out tunes—complex and simple at the same time. You don’t want to miss this Charlottesville group.”

— RVA Mag

DISCOGRAPHY

“Sea Captain” - Single (2026)

“We Don't Raise Our Voices In This House” - Single (2025)

"D3C3MB3R" - Single (2024)

Someone Will Be With You Shortly - EP (2023)

7th Grade Girl Fight - LP (2021) 

Demands - Single (2020) 

In Between - Single (2020) 

Summer is Over - EP (2018) 

Jump Back - EP (2018) 

PRESS

“Defined by its burgeoning energy and addictive choruses... the result is a satisfying and gritty debut, bringing the genres of indie rock, garage rock, and pop-punk together with sharp, relatable lyrics, revealing a band that is a more evolved version of itself.” - Aaron Willschick

— V13

“blending elements of pop and punk, overlaid with Guy’s velvet-smooth vocals.” - Caitlin Woodford

— The Cavalier Daily

“Lead singer Debra Guy crafts an emotional soundscape with both the band’s infectious hooks and her own arresting lyrics, resulting in an intimate conversation set to a catchy post-punk beat.”

— B-Side Guys