What's Happening?
The Beaches, a Toronto-based band, performed at NPR's Tiny Desk Concert, highlighting songs from their latest album, 'No Hard Feelings.' Released in late August 2025, the album features new-wave-inflected
pop-rock jams that explore themes of love and resilience. The band performed a five-song set, including tracks from their previous album 'Blame My Ex.' The performance showcased the vocal prowess of Jordan Miller and the band's sonic range, with songs like 'Lesbian of the Year' inspired by band member Leandra Earl's personal journey. The Beaches have been gaining attention since their 2023 hit 'Blame Brett,' and their latest album continues to resonate with audiences.
Why It's Important?
The Beaches' performance at NPR's Tiny Desk Concert underscores their growing influence in the music industry. Their latest album, 'No Hard Feelings,' has been well-received, offering catchy anthems that resonate with themes of love and defiance. The band's ability to blend pop-rock with personal narratives has attracted a diverse audience, contributing to their rising popularity. This performance not only highlights their musical talent but also their role in representing queer narratives in mainstream music, potentially influencing public discourse and acceptance of diverse identities.
