Too Close to Touch is an American rock band from Lexington, Kentucky, formed in 2013 by Keaton Pierce on vocals, Kenneth Downey on drums and Mason Marble on guitar. Members Thomas Kidd (guitarist) and Travis Moore (bassist) parted ways with the band in 2018.

Marble has said of the band’s sound and image:

From day one we always have been a band where we knew what we wanted to do. We’ve always written music that we wanted to write—never conforming to a specific genre. Not to say we don’t have influences. We definitely do. It’s just more meaningful for us to write without boundaries. We didn’t have to conform to any sort of style. We write the music that makes us feel something.

Both their debut EP, Too Close to Touch, and their debut full-length, Nerve Endings, were released through Epitaph Records. Since then they’ve released a couple of EPs called I’ll Leave You Lonely Before I Cave In And Watch Us Burn and the I’m Hard To Love, But So Are You series.

On March 26, 2022, the band announced on their social media that lead singer Keaton Pierce had sadly passed away. A year and a half later, Too Close To Touch released the song “Hopeless,” which uses Keaton’s vocals from an unused demo.

In 2024, with the single “Control,” the band announced their EP For Keeps, consisting of more unused demos and collaborations with other singers.