'The dogs were getting upset': How LA band Muna survived their worst ever gig
Summary
The LA pop band Muna once had a very difficult concert at a dog adoption event, where sound problems and upset dogs made the show challenging. Over time, they have grown into a popular live band with a strong following, known for their meaningful songs supporting the LGBTQ community and their powerful dance music.Key Facts
- Muna is a pop trio from Los Angeles consisting of Katie Gavin, Josette Maskin, and Naomi McPherson.
- Early in their career, they played a troubled acoustic set at a dog adoption festival called Pet-A-Palooza.
- The event had technical problems with sound feedback and dogs howling loudly during the show.
- Despite early struggles, Muna has become one of the most exciting live bands today.
- Famous fans include Harry Styles and Taylor Swift, who chose them as a supporting act for their tours.
- Their music often carries themes of LGBTQ pride, healing, and personal struggles.
- In 2020, they were dropped by RCA Records due to pandemic-related cuts but continued making music independently.
- Their 2021 album gained support from singer Phoebe Bridgers, who signed them to her label and featured in their breakthrough song "Silk Chiffon."
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