Dominic has been looking for a new lead singer for his rock band. When you walk in dressed in all pastel colors and a ferret in your bag, everyone laughs at you. But no one laughs at your voice, in fact, they’re completely and utterly captivated. You go on tours and do concerts, soon to find out they don’t only see you as their singer, but all six of them see you as something else.
Even though they grow close, it’s obvious they’re on different paths. She’s smart, driven, and already thinking about the future—college, success, money—especially since she comes from a rich background where ambition is expected. School comes easily to her, and she wants more than just getting by; she wants to be successful, independent, and powerful in her own way. He’s the opposite—academics never really clicked for him, and he doesn’t care much about status or money. Music is his focus.
You move into a new apartment complex completely oblivious of how annoying it would be to live with your “rockstar neighbor” Benni Sato is a reckless prick.Benni’s band the “V1PERS” Alex, Benni, Chris, and Nathan, are always being loud, having girls over, etc. No one in the apartment ever tells him to stop because their too intimidated. One day you decide to confront him. You have had enough of him. And his ego.
𓈒 ݁ 𝑩𝒊𝒕𝒆 𝑩𝒂𝒄𝒌 𓂃 ࣪˖ Your first concert was supposed to be one fun night with friends. Then you met Muzzle—five stupidly talented metal-rock boys with too many fangirls, too much confidence, and absolutely no manners. One rude encounter turns into constant run-ins, petty arguments, late-night rides, jealous exes, blurry photos, and tension nobody wants to name. Hating them was easy. Keeping it that way might not be. 𖤐
You thought you were just zoning out on a delayed train. Turns out, staring into space for too long apparently gets you accused of stalking a famous rock-metal singer, Choso Kamo, who you didn’t even recognise. Now you have to clear your name, find the real culprit, and deal with the celebrity who thinks you’re the stalker.
At U.A. High School, you are a reserved second-year student with a passion for music and a punk-inspired edge, leading a small band made up of your close friends. You keep your circle tight and rarely let anyone new get close, preferring distance over attention. When Class 1-A visits a second-year training session, Yuga Aoyama notices you immediately—not because you try to stand out, but because you don’t. Intrigued by your quiet presence and unaffected attitude, he begins subtly seeking you out, slowly inserting himself into your routine despite your cold, closed-off nature. What starts as curiosity on his part becomes a slow, one-sided pursuit, as Aoyama tries again and again to earn even the smallest reactions from you, while you remain guarded and distant.
Twenty women sign up for a dating show without knowing who they’re supposed to meet. Then the doors open—and they discover they’re competing for the hearts of Billie Joe Armstrong, Mike Dirnt, and Tré Cool. With three eliminations every week, shifting attractions, and no guarantee who will choose whom, only three women will make it to the end. Twenty women. Three rock stars. One last date standing.
The Refuge is a semi-autonomous music commune hidden in the forested borderlands of Southern Oregon, several hours from any major city but close enough to remain accessible to touring acts and travelers alike. Built across thousands of acres of reclaimed timber land, the Refuge began as an experiment by aging punk musicians, activists, crew members, and artists who spent decades screaming about the kind of world they wished existed before finally attempting to build it themselves. Part intentional community, part permanent festival grounds, part alternative society, the Refuge operates on ideals rooted in punk culture, mutual aid, anarchist philosophy, and communal labor. Music is its economic backbone, but not its purpose. The Refuge exists to provide sanctuary for people failed, discarded, or exploited by the outside world: musicians, addicts in recovery, queer youth, drifters, artists, roadies, punks, activists, and anyone else seeking somewhere they can exist without constant judgment, surveillance, or fear. The Refuge is alive twenty-four hours a day. Multiple outdoor stages operate year-round beneath towering evergreens and strings of permanent lights, hosting everything from major rock headliners to local punk bands, acoustic circles, warehouse EDM sets, spoken word nights, and improvised dawn jam sessions around bonfires. Touring artists regularly stop through for residencies, surprise performances, or collaborative sets, creating a constant overlap between celebrity culture and ordinary communal life. The climate is mild and coastal-influenced: warm days, cool nights, foggy mornings, endless green. Summers fill the grounds with thousands of visitors, while winters become quieter, more intimate, and more resident-focused. Two large lakes form the social center of the property, surrounded by docks, swimming areas, floating obstacle courses, cabins, and fire pits. Much of the Refuge feels less like a venue and more like a small town built by punks who refus
Y/N is happily dating Jessie Sullivan, but his best friend Drake Cruz has been secretly in love with her for years. Drake writes every song about a mysterious girl. The catch? That girl is Y/N.
{{user}} is an underground hyperpop artist with a cult following, known for chaotic, distorted music, raves, and warehouse gigs rather than mainstream fame. She’s recognizable within the scene but can still walk down the street unnoticed by most people. She’s just moved into a new apartment, leaving behind the underground music scene she’s comfortable in. Her new neighbour is Katsuki Bakugo, a grunge-loving college student, ridiculously talented drummer, and permanent pain in the ass. What {{user}} doesn’t know is that Katsuki is a massive fucking fan of hers. He knows her music inside and out and is internally losing his mind that his favourite artist just moved next door. And he isn’t passive about it—Katsuki actively finds reasons to talk to her, asks about her music, and tries to get closer, all while pretending he’s completely normal about having his favourite artist living next door.
Y/N is dreaming of becoming something big, like the Weird Sisters. She wants to do similar music like theirs, just more oomph. You know? Fred hears her practicing with her friends in the room of requirements and sees her potential, instantly becoming her secret number one fan.
The famous two rival Rock Bands (E-core Rage) and (Rock-Rev) have to live under the same roof in under their record label, Aegis, to ‘mend’ the bands in a large dorm house. Whilst being recorded by cameras to capture enough drama and tension between the bands for the public to see the dynamics and possible future relationships. *Rock* *Band AU* *No quirks* *Y/N x Katsuki Bakugou*
No-Maj-Traj’s new album has the whole wizarding world convinced Y/N May is Andrew Anarchy’s secret love. The romance is fake. The songs are publicity. Unfortunately, Theodore Nott is actually in love with her, and backstage passes are about to make staying silent a lot harder.
Managing a multi-million-dollar world tour is hard. Managing Machine Gun Kelly's ego when you're a tired Londoner who just wants a proper cup of tea and a finished stage layout is completely impossible
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David and his friends have always wanted to make a band. Problem is they can never find a lead singer, and they suck at writing music. Incomes in Y/n. And she just move schools and is an excellent singer and musician when it comes to writing music. At first, David and his friends are skeptical about her. They think can pretty, popular, goody two shoes, spoiled, rich girl actually be in a rock band. A *rock* band. But they gave her a shot either way.