Street Sign is a pop punk band from Tangerang, Indonesia, originally formed in 2013. They first made waves in the local scene with their debut EP The End of What We Used to Be (2014), before stepping away in 2015 as members pursued personal paths.

Nearly a decade later, Street Sign returns with a refreshed lineup. Founding member and vocalist Adyt remains at the front, now joined by Malick (bass) from the Pamulang local scene, along with Ucup and Upi (guitars) of the skatepunk band Racerbomb—who had previously collaborated with Adyt. This new formation injects fresh energy and broader musical dynamics into the band.

In 2024, Street Sign reintroduces their work through The End of What We Used to Be Decade Ago, a reimagined version of their early material with modern arrangements that blend indie rock and electronic influences while keeping their pop punk spirit alive. The lead single, “Dead-end Hopes,” highlights this growth with catchy riffs and introspective lyrics exploring themes of love, heartbreak, friendship, and self-discovery.

Looking ahead, Street Sign is preparing a release party in collaboration with an event organizer, marking a new chapter in their journey. Their comeback not only celebrates the resilience of pop punk but also bridges the gap between old friends and new listeners—proving that while time changes, the music and its message remain timeless.