We're queer rock poetry band consisting of one transgender boy from Hawaii, one lesbian singer-songwriter from Boston, and one lesbian drummer from Western Maryland.

Watch us as we bring you footage from our tour, document our performances, and make music videos for your enjoyment.

The Good Asian Drivers broke into the national spotlight in 2008 when slam poet Kit Yan and songwriter Melissa Li launched an unforgettable cross-country tour, playing in over 30 states in 12 weeks. Together, this performance powerhouse emerged from their breakthrough debut as one of the most electrifying artists of their generation.

Melissa Li's music, an irresistibly catchy blend of folk, rock, and pop, has been heralded for its honest lyrics and bold sound. A seasoned songwriter, Li's distinctive delivery is packed with charm and emotional nuances few of her contemporaries parallel. Kit Yan's spoken word tackles race and gender with candor, eloquence, and humor. Wittily crafted and genuinely passionate, his pieces are rare treasures amongst a new generation of slam poets. Their newest addition is veteran drummer and percussionist, Ashley Baier, who has over 15 years experience in all styles of performance.

Hailed by Curve Magazine as "groundbreaking," this extraordinary rock poetry band bends genre and style, resulting in a unique and riveting original performance. For more information, please visit them at goodasiandrivers.com.