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Joybomb, a rising alt-punk band from Memphis, is set to host a welcome home show at the Memphis Art Salon, coinciding with the birthday of lead singer Grant Beatty. Fans can enjoy live music and celebrate the release of their recent EP, ‘Modern Scripture’. This event promises to highlight Memphis’s vibrant music scene and is anticipated to draw a significant crowd, offering an engaging experience to support local talent.
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Joybomb, a Memphis-based alt-punk band, is set to return from their East Coast Spring tour with a special welcome home show on Wednesday, June 4th, 2025. The event will also double as a celebration for the birthday of the band’s lead singer, Grant Beatty. Music enthusiasts can catch the performance beginning at 9:00 pm at the Memphis Art Salon, located at 1557 Madison Avenue, Memphis, TN. Attendees will be charged a cover fee of $10 to enter the venue.
Joybomb is known for its dynamic sound and socially conscious lyrics, having made strides in the music scene with their recent EP, “Modern Scripture”. This EP explores various themes, including social commentary, consumer culture, and romantic dilemmas, showcasing the band’s growth and versatility. Produced by Matt Qualls, who has collaborated with them on previous singles, the EP features tracks like “Nanoplastique” and “Faith & Chemistry”.
The band recently gained recognition for their performance at the RiverBeat music festival on May 3, where they shared the stage with both local and national artists. The festival, organized by Mempho Presents, aimed to enhance the experience for fans and ensure a smooth event flow. Last year, the festival attracted a significant audience, with expectations to draw at least 10,000 attendees per night this year.
In addition to Joybomb’s show, there are several other live music events taking place in Memphis on the same day. Notable performances include Louis Michot at The Green Room at Crosstown Arts, Michael Martin Murphey at Halloran Centre for Performing Arts, a jazz performance featuring Jad Toriq at Hernando’s Hideaway, and the Grassfire Bluegrass Band at Loflin Yard. This diverse lineup of events showcases the vibrant music scene in Memphis, ensuring that residents and visitors alike have a variety of entertainment options.
The welcome home show not only highlights Joybomb’s return to the local stage but also emphasizes their commitment to engaging with the Memphis music community. As the band continues to build their fanbase and expand their musical repertoire, the upcoming performance is undoubtedly poised to attract longtime supporters as well as potential new fans.
For those interested in attending the show, tickets can be purchased at the door of the Memphis Art Salon. As the excitement builds for the event, it presents an opportunity for attendees to celebrate music, community, and the passion that Joybomb brings to the stage.
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- We Are Memphis: Joybomb’s Show
- MNPR Magazine: Joybomb’s EP Release
- Local Memphis: RiverBeat Music Festival
- Wikipedia: Music of Memphis
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Memphis, Tennessee
