The Beaches

Canadian rock with rebellious charm

The Beaches are an up-and-coming rock band from Toronto, Canada, who have been shaking up the music scene with their energetic sound and unwavering attitude since their inception. Consisting of sisters Jordan and Kylie Miller as well as Eliza Enman-McDaniel and Leandra Earl, the group combines classic rock'n'roll with modern pop elements, giving it a youthful, feminist and confident edge.

The Beaches became known for their uncompromising sound, which is characterised by strong guitar riffs, driving rhythms and charismatic vocals. With songs like T-shirt, Blame board or Money they appeal to a generation that longs for authenticity, independence and a clear voice for women in rock. Their lyrics are direct, cheeky and often tongue-in-cheek - a reflection of their personality and attitude.

On stage, the band unleashes its full power: The Beaches impress with a rousing performance that combines raw energy, joy of playing and musical skill. They have long since earned a reputation as one of Canada's most exciting live bands and show that rock music can still be fresh, relevant and full of attitude in the 21st century.