Plow United is an American punk rock band formed in Wilmington, Delaware in 1992 by Brian McGee, Sean Rule, and Joel Tannenbaum. They began their career by recording the demo tapes "Old Country Church Broadcast" and "Warped Sense of Humor", and playing shows in Delaware and Southeast Pennsylvania. In 1994, they changed their name from Plow to Plow United. They released the debut album Plow United (1995) on Creep Records. They toured extensively throughout the Northeastern United States and Canada, sharing stages with acts such as Lagwagon and At the Drive-In. They released their second album, Goodnight Sellout (1996), which garnered major label attention. They declined to pursue a career in rock and roll, however, and broke up in 1997. They released the album Narcolepsy (1998). In 2011, they reunited at Riot Fest East and released the compilation album Sleepwalk: A Retrospective (2011). They released the albums Marching Band in 2013 and Three in 2016.
