Semisonic is an American rock band from Minneapolis formed in 1989, best known for their 1998 hit single "Closing Time," which became a cultural anthem played at sporting events and venues worldwide. Led by vocalist and guitarist Dan Wilson, the band blended alternative rock with pop sensibilities throughout the 1990s, releasing three studio albums before disbanding in 2001. The group reunited for performances and new music in the 2010s, maintaining their legacy as purveyors of catchy, emotionally resonant rock music.
