From chaotic dog adoption festival gigs to headlining stadiums, Muna’s wild ride from punk-acoustic disasters to queer pop anthems is anything but ordinary. Formed in 2013, the LA trio’s journey took a sharp turn when RCA dropped them in 2020—only to be rescued by Phoebe Bridgers’ label, launching their breakout hit “Silk Chiffon.” Now, with their most powerful album yet, “Dancing On The Wall,” they’re tackling darker themes, club nights, and even American imperialism—all while redefining “queer” as a joyful, inclusive force. With Taylor Swift and Harry Styles in their corner, Muna’s not just making music—they’re shaking the world awake.
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