Oakland, CA Punk band Stay Out have released their long-brewing debut album, Broken Homes. The 15-track LP arrives following a string singles, including “No Escape,” “City Lights,” and the album’s title track, each exploring themes of “identity, isolation, and finding belonging amid fractured relationships.”

Stay Out have spent nearly a decade building a devoted following entirely on their own terms, whether performing acoustic sets outside Vans Warped Tour, bringing Punk directly to the streets, or growing a loyal grassroots fanbase through DIY determination.

Reflecting on the personal nature of the title track, vocalist and bassist Grant Pack shares:

Honestly, when we were in the writing process of “Broken Homes,” I was in a state of intense self reflection and introspection, unsure of what to expect. When making the title track, we went through so many versions. I wanted to give the rollercoaster energy experience of what leaving a chaotic home actually feels like, we lived that life, so we know that it will resonate authentically.

The title track, “Broken Homes,” serves as the album’s emotional centerpiece, looking at “belonging, resilience, and the family we choose for ourselves.”

Confirmed Show Dates

August 27 @ Kilowatt Bar in San Francisco, CA

August 29 @ Raimondi Park in Oakland, CA **

September 7 @ Bottom of the Hill in San Francisco, CA

September 11 @ Eli’s Mile High Club in Oakland, CA

** Album Release Show