Backstory

Delirious Acceptance was formed in the heart of the bohemian district of San Francisco in 2010. The founding members, Alex “Axe” Connor on vocals and guitar, Benny “Blast” Thompson on drums, and Jessica “Jazz” Harrison on the bass, were childhood friends who shared a mutual love for music and a dream to create something unique. Initially, they started out playing in tiny bars, small-time gigs, and street performances, slowly gaining a fan base through their eccentric stage presence and emotionally charged performances. The band shot to fame in 2013 after the release of their hit single “Delirious Love” which became an anthem for those who understood the beauty of embracing the delirium of life.

Genre

Alternative Rock with a hint of Psychedelic Pop.

Title

“Delirious Love”

Full song lyrics

[Verse]
Am F C G
You came into my life, like a sledgehammer to my heart
Am F C G
Eyes that echoed stars, tearing my world apart

[Chorus]
Am F C G
Delirious love, it’s a madness we share
Am F C G
In the chaos we embrace, no world to compare

[Verse]
Am F C G
You dance in dreams with a devil’s grace
Am F C G
Underneath the moon, in our secret hiding space

[Chorus]
Am F C G
Delirious love, it’s a whirlwind ride
Am F C G
In your arms, I find a place to hide

[Bridge]
Am F C G
In the eye of a storm, we dance to our beat
Am F C G
In delirium’s grip, we find our sweet retreat

[Chorus]
Am F C G
Delirious love, it’s a madness we share
Am F C G
In the chaos of our hearts, no world to compare

Band’s favorite fan

Our favorite fan is Lucy “Loud” Peterson. Lucy has been with us since our first gig at a dingy bar in San Francisco. She has not only attended every concert but also carried our message of embracing the madness of life with her infectious energy.

Testimonial:

“Delirious Acceptance is more than a band to me; they are a beacon of raw, unfiltered emotions and life. Their songs resonate with the chaos of my world, providing a beautiful soundtrack to my madness. I am forever a fan, with the lyrics of ‘Delirious Love’ as my personal anthem.” – Lucy Peterson.