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Mt. Joy on Tour
A five-piece indie-rock band from Los Angeles, Mt. Joy is known to give an impressive show and fans are highly anticipating their tour, which will span the United States. The 2022 tour will bring the same immersive show that fans know and love. The band is known for their incredible live sound, as well as their mesmerizing use of lights and visual effects. The tour is in support of their third studio album, 2022's Orange Blood.
Mt. Joy Live in Concert
Mt. Joy is an indie rock band based in Los Angeles by way of Philadelphia. The band features Matt Quinn on vocals and guitar, Sam Cooper on guitar, Sotiris Eliopoulos on drums, Jackie Miclau on keyboards, and Michael Byrnes on bass. The band was formed in 2016, releasing their first single, "Astrovan," recorded in Los Angeles by Quinn, Cooper and Byrnes.
The two original band members, Quinn and Cooper, met in highschool in Philadelphia. After parting ways for some time, the two reunited in 2016 in Los Angeles and began working on music right away. The pair recorded their first single, "Astrovan," with the help of future bandmate Byrnes, who they met on Craigslist, and Byrnes' roommate, producer Caleb Nelson. In 2017, Mt. Joy signed with Dualtone Records. Later that year, they released their self-titled debut album. One of the songs from the album, "Silver Lining," peaked at No.1 on the Billboard Triple A charts.
Mt. Joy's third album, Orange Blood, was released in 2022 featuring the singles "Lemon Tree" (which made the Top 10 on AAA radio and was hailed as a "next-level song" by NPR); "Evergreen"' the title track from the album; and "Bathroom Light." The accompanying music video for "Evergreen" also features a cameo from Creed Bratton from "The Office."
"We put so much love into this album," said Quinn in an interview with uDiscover Music. "My dream for this record is that it gives people a chance to be present and connect with something outside of the daily doom scroll." Catch Mt. Joy when they come to a city near you.
I go to a lot of shows... My. Joy and Wilderado at the Wiltern was, honestly, one of the best I’ve ever been to. The bands were energetic, improvised on some covers, and got the crowd involved. The sound was great and it’s a concert I will remember for a long time. Both bands really killed it.
It’s my husband’s favorite band. I blindfolded him and ubered to the venue and when I took the blindfold off, his friends were there yelling “surprise!!!” - we had the night of our lives, really
My. Joy was awesome, really enjoyed opening band Wilderado. Madrid theater made for an intimate experience, enjoyed a nice view from the balcony without feeling far away
The band was amazing, venue was the perfect size. It was an all-around great experience.
It was top tier. absolutely amazing quality in audio and atmosphere
Something about the danforth music hall and also the kind of show Mt. Joy puts on. Couldn’t compare to any concert ive seen at budwiser or at the scotiabank arena
They are absolutely incredible live. 11/10 recommended.
I LOVE Mt. Joy!!!! They are so amazing, wholesome, and have a beautiful sound with creative artists and an OUTSTANDING pianist!!!!!!!! Come back to philly please!!!
The venue and staff were excellent, but the sound quality was not good. I saw Mt Joy at Union Transfer last year and the sound was amazing.
Bought tickets because I liked one of their songs. They put on a great show and I liked the whole set. They sounded great live and it was a fun crowd. Only caught a couple songs from the warm up band Wilderado, but what I heard was great too. Very intimate venue. Would highly recommend to see anything you might like at this venue because of the size. You can get up close and personal to the stage. There’s also two bar areas as you come in where you can hang out before or during the show. And there’s a third bar in the back of performance space. Great night out.
Third time seeing Mt. joy and again they were more polished, tighter and better than ever. Will be seeing them again late this year.
Wilderado and Mt. joy sounded amazing live! It was so much fun seeing them in such a intimate setting
Mt Joy is great live and their debut album is fantastic. I first saw them as an opening act at Delmar Hall in 2018 and they blew me away. That's saying something considering I've been to 250 plus concerts in my life. I love their style and their lyrics. They're all talented musicians and they're tight together live.
His voice is so gooooood! Highly recommended. The first band was good but then Mt. Joy came on and knocked it out of the park. The sound was 100x better. The venue was perfect as we sat and listened.
I’ve been following Mt. Joy since their first single and immediately fell in love and they’re just as good live. Met them all after the concert and they’re so down to earth. Can’t wait to see them again.
Great Band .... Very much enjoyed the show crowd was engaged for sure... Wish they would have played more than one song for the encore.
Great opportunity to catch an up and coming band at a small venue. They likely won’t be playing there again. Sound was great and the band took the time to interact and sign merchandise after the show.
Original music and more so an amazing story how the band became famous.
Such a great show!! Mt Joy sounded amazing live and it was in a nice, perfectly sized venue!
The band was hot Saturday night and the crowd loved it, This is the second Mt Joy show I have seen and cannot wait for their return in September- The whole thing was great and they didn’t let us down- this is how it is suppose to be done-Thank you Mt Joy!,,!,!!,,
