MUNA Los Angeles, California
MUNA’s voice booms. The band is queer, loud, unshakeable in their music — and in their personal politics. The trio’s music
is powerful and political, emblazoned with scars from addiction, abuse, and isolation.
Katie Gavin (she/they), Naomi McPherson (they/them), and Josette Maskin (she/they) met in college.
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