Catch Goodbye June's Southern rock at Shank Hall—it's a live show you won't forget.
Goodbye June is set to rock Shank Hall with their unique blend of Southern rock, blues, and gospel. The band, formed by three cousins, has a powerful backstory and an even more powerful sound. Known for their anthemic rock songs, they’ve shared stages with legends like Greta Van Fleet and ZZ Top. Their live shows are a testament to their dedication to crafting memorable music experiences.
With a history of high-profile placements and a #1 spot on the UK Rock Chart, Goodbye June is a band that knows how to make an impact. Their latest album, 'Deep in the Trouble,' continues their tradition of soulful, life-affirming music. This is a chance to see them live in an intimate venue, where their energy and passion truly shine. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, this concert promises a night of unforgettable rock.
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Parking can be tricky around Shank Hall. There's a small lot behind the venue, but it fills up fast. Street parking is available on Farwell Ave, but check for restrictions.
Shank Hall is known for its intimate setting. For the best sound experience, stand near the center of the room, about 10 feet from the stage.
Fusing hard rock licks with deep South blues and gospel swing, the three cousins are fueled by their desire to craft timeless, catchy and anthemic rock songs. The band formed after the death of Tyler’s brother in June (hence the band name), vowing to honor his memory with their soulful and lifeaffirming sound. Since the release of their major label debut 'Magic Valley', the boys have earned the endorsement of Rolling Stone, contributed “Liberty Mother” to a high-profile Budweiser TV campaign as well as a WWE theme song, packed shows across the United States and Europe with Greta Van Fleet and ZZ Top, and racked up 140 million+ Spotify streams in the process. After notching placements on ESPN, NFL, NHL, Need for Speed, and Madden (EA), the band landed a #1 placement on the UK Rock Chart with their 2022 studio release ‘See Where The Night Goes.’ Now, the band is forging ahead with their latest album 'Deep in the Trouble.
