Dressed Like Boys is a musical project with a queer aesthetic and sensibility. It combines deep sincerity and emotional sensitivity with a vibrant passion for synthesizers. Led by Jelle Denturck, the project transforms personal stories into powerful theatrical performances. The band's sound blends intimate emotions with explosive catharsis, always expressed with striking honesty. On stage, they create a space where identity and artistic freedom come together with strength and authenticity.

Dressed Like Boys answers a question you might have asked yourself on a festival night, after five concerts in a row: what do rockers sing when they take off the mask? Josep Pla writes that being a little sick in the city, knowing that it will amount to nothing, just as summer turns into autumn, is “almost a grace of God.” Clearly, Pla imagined a Mercat de la Música Viva with Jelle Denturck (DRESSED LIKE BOYS): controlled, purifying melancholy that cleanses our souls at festivals, where every sadness has a reverse side of joy. Queer introspection and a Dionysian sense of the night: in Vic there will be the purest DLB.
Arià Paco
Writer