THE JUNIMO JUNOS

BIOGRAPHY

The Junimo Junos are an indie rock band based in London, who have stormed through this last year with energetic and passionate performances, becoming a forceful live unit in the process.

Formed by Ash Draghiciu (Vocals) and Gabriel Rea (Guitar) in early 2023, the band has since grown to a rousing quintet, with the addition of Jacob Bone (Guitar, vocals), Asher Saipe (Drums, vocals) and Jack Feasby (Bass). They burst into 2024 with a bang, opening up the year with a headline set at Camden Assembly, followed by high energy performances at The Good Mixer pub, The Jam Factory and other venues.

The band are currently on a mini tour of dates round the south of England, with dates in Hereford and Brighton included, as well as numerous appearances in their home of London. Alongside their tour, the band are in the midst of recording their debut EP, set to release later this year, with the hope of capturing their live sound on tape.

The Junimo Junos have been cultivating a following unique to them, a demographic of young people who find solace in the lyricism of Asexual Whore (a rock ‘n’ roll anthem highlighting Asexuality), or find hope in the hopelessly punky energy of Bedford (a lament on growing up in a dead-end town).

Draghiciu’s lyrics are personal and vulnerable, backed with Rea’s music, influenced by classic rock through to 90’s grunge and power pop. In addition to the band’s core songwriting duo, Bone provides the band with a punk edge with his songwriting, and Saipe and Feasby round out this songwriting powerhouse of a band with their own unique writing styles - all tied together nicely by Draghiciu’s signature lyricism and commanding voice on top.

One concert goer described the band as having- "frenetic riffs, emotional melodies and energetic stage presence that leaves you wanting more every time”, something that rings truer and truer each show, as the band whips themselves (and their audience) into a frenzy.

CONTACT US

For enquiries, you can contact us via email at [email protected]