Juniore to bring Parisienne noir-pop to the Castle and Falcon
Parisienne indie-pop quartet Juniore are bringing their distinctive sound to Birmingham as part of a nine-date UK tour.
Juniore describe their sound as “yéyé noir”, blending hazy psychedelia and cinematic sounds with shamelessly simple hooks that Jacques Dutronc would be proud of. You might recognise them from the soundtrack of BBC spy thriller Killing Eve, but they’ve got a new record in the works for 2020. They recently announced their third album Un Deux Trois, which will be released on Outré February 28th. Bandleader Anna-Jean has said that the album, Juniore’s first release since 2017’s Ouh là là, has seen them, “become more connected and better musicians. I think the new songs are full of that wonderful conversation we have with each other on stage.”
You can see Juniore at Birmingham’s Castle and Falcon on April 18th – tickets are on sale now.
April
16 – The Hope & Ruin, Brighton
17 – Clwb Ifor Bach, Cardiff
18 – The Castle & Falcon, Birmingham
20 – Sneaky Pete’s, Edinburgh
21 – Nice N Sleazy, Glasgow
22 – Think Tank Underground, Newcastle Upon Tyne
23 – Night & Day Cafe, Manchester
25 – Headrow House, Leeds
26 – Library, Birkinhead
29 – Bush Hall, London
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