Dreamers/Arkells

If the guys who comprise this indie pop trio aren’t poster boys for Millennial attitude, they’re likely to attract that crowd in droves anyway. The band’s biggest hit, “Drugs,” features soaring guitars and arena anthem swagger in an ode to getting high (“and higher and higher”). Though the hits on their latest album, You Are Here, are good enough to enjoy sober, beware their candy-coated aesthetic, which can be hard to stomach. Their website features brightly-colored, trending Millennial clichés (purplish, astral background and rainbow-flashing social media links included) and their “Manifesto,” which declares that they “rewrite the rules” and “are asleep to the waking world” — whatever that means. Lucky for concert-goers, their brand of pop isn’t nearly as nauseating. (Jacob DeSmit)