La Dispute
Music
About
La Dispute, from Grand Rapids, Michigan, are a fiercely original post-hardcore band built around Jordan Dreyer’s spoken-word-meets-scream delivery and vivid, narrative-driven lyrics. Their music reads like short fiction set to jagged, dynamic instrumentation, tackling grief, memory, and human fragility with unflinching detail. The acclaimed album Wildlife — featuring “St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues” — cemented their reputation, alongside tracks like “Why It Scares Me” and “Man with Hands and Ankles Bound” from their broader catalog including No One Was Driving The Car and the split Searching For A Pulse/The Worth Of The World.
They appear at Aftershock 2026. Watch the official videos below and explore their catalog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is La Dispute from?
La Dispute is from Grand Rapids, MI.
What genre is La Dispute?
La Dispute is a Rock artist. Watch their music videos and explore their catalog on MoshStar.
What are La Dispute’s most popular songs?
Popular songs by La Dispute include Why It Scares Me, St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church Blues and Man with Hands and Ankles Bound — all available to watch on MoshStar.
What albums has La Dispute released?
Releases from La Dispute featured on MoshStar include No One Was Driving The Car, Wildlife and Searching For A Pulse/The Worth Of The World.
Is La Dispute playing any festivals?
La Dispute is currently on the lineup for Aftershock 2026. See dates and details on their MoshStar page.