Tour schedule can be found HERE
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(Nashville, Tenn. – August 31, 2021) Sibling singer-songwriter duo Juna N Joey kicks off their UK tour this Friday with tour dates scheduled through Sept. 17. The full tour schedule can be found HERE.
Juna N Joey will first appear at The British Country Music Festival in Blackpool on Sept. 3 and a series of shows will follow at various Caffé Nero locations, including Liverpool on Sept. 4, Leeds on Sept. 5, Newcastle on Sept. 6, Edinburgh on Sept. 8, and Sheffield on Sept. 10. Additionally, Juna N Joey will open for British singer-songwriter Twinnie during several of her tour dates including at The Deaf Institute in Manchester on Sept. 12, Stereo in Glasgow on Sept. 13, The Cresent in York on Sept. 14, Omeara in London on Sept. 17.
Juna N Joey shared their excitement about the tour, explaining, “We’re so excited to bring our music to the UK where the country music community is really growing. We’re excited to meet Twinnie, the other artists, and, of course, the fans. It’s also exciting to see the history over here. The first place we went to was Stonehenge and it blew our minds!”
In addition to the upcoming tour, Juna N Joey recently released a new single, “Something Good to Miss.” Available for streaming here, “Something Good To Miss” tells the story of a narrator unexpectedly finding love and realizing at the moment they are away from that person, they found “something good to miss.” With lyrics “24/7 365, you’re sneaking up, hanging out in my mind. ‘Til that next kiss I hold onto this, I’ve got somethin’ good, somethin’ good to miss,” the song has a timeless message that people of all ages can find relatable; a quality that listeners will often find present in Juna N Joey’s music.
“Something Good To Miss” is the lead single off the duo’s self-titled EP, which will be released in the coming months. The upbeat, hopeful tune features an infectious melody, modern production that packs a punch, and Juna N Joey’s signature rich harmonies. Produced by Ken Royster (Luke Combs, “Hurricane”), “Something Good to Miss” showcases the duo’s unique brand of pop-country.
From West Palm Beach, FL, Juna N Joey has organically developed a robust and loyal following after posting covers on YouTube, earning over 7 million collective views. Between opportunities with DreamworksTV and Nickelodeon’s “America’s Most Musical Family,” interest from “America’s Got Talent,” and a tour with “American Idol” alum Cade Foehner, to say they have remained busy in recent years is an understatement.
Their sound is described as pop-country, and the duo cites The Carpenters, Lady A, and Dan + Shay as influences.
Juna, at 16, is a charismatic singer-songwriter with the confidence of a seasoned professional. In addition to singing, she also plays acoustic guitar, piano, and keyboard. She first started developing her songwriting skills at the tender age of 11.
Joey, at 19, is also a singer-songwriter with a powerful voice. He is also a multi-instrumentalist, playing the lead guitarist, sax, and piano in their band.
To learn more about Juna N Joey, please visit their website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Tik Tok, and YouTube.
