19 Miles Per Hour is an energetic pop/rock band originally formed in New Hampshire in 2018 by brothers Danny and Michael Iacopucci, along with Brady Ellsworth. Known for their passionate, catchy, and driving music, the band quickly gained recognition in Utah, winning the Battle of the Bands at The Wall - BYU in 2019 and later earning Runner-Up at the All-Star Battle of the Bands in 2020. Their unique sound and high-energy performances have made them a standout act, with accolades like being voted “Favorite Overall Artist in Utah” at the 2021 Local Utah Music Awards and "#1 Band" in the Daily Herald's "Best of Utah Valley" 2021.
At the heart of 19 Miles Per Hour is a commitment to making music that resonates with listeners on a deep level. Their songs are not just catchy—they are heartfelt and relatable, often addressing themes of mental health, connection, and resilience. The band believes in the power of music to bring people together and offer comfort in times of struggle. They’re passionate about raising awareness for mental health and have used their platform to support several causes, including the LGBTQ+ community, Alzheimer’s research, and other charitable efforts. In 2020, they held multiple benefit concerts, including their #BeTheReason campaign for mental health awareness, and later helped organize an LGBTQ+ Benefit Concert and an Alzheimer’s Benefit Concert, raising funds for vital causes.
19 Miles Per Hour is more than just a band; they’re a community-minded group dedicated to creating change through their music. With a growing reputation for delivering unforgettable live shows, they bring the energy to every performance, ensuring their fans always have an amazing time. Through their music, activism, and passion for connection, 19 Miles Per Hour is committed to making a difference in the world.
