Hot Rod Circuit is an American rock band formed in Auburn, Alabama, in 1997. Known for their emotive blend of indie rock and punk influences, the band quickly gained a following in the early 2000s with albums like "If It's Cool with You, It's Cool with Me" and "The Underground Is a Dying Breed." Fronted by vocalist and guitarist Andy Jackson, Hot Rod Circuit became a staple in the emo and pop-punk scenes, sharing the stage with prominent acts of the era. Despite disbanding in the late 2000s, the group has reunited for several tours and releases, maintaining a dedicated fan base. Their music continues to resonate with both nostalgic listeners and new audiences discovering their influential sound.