Nameless Friends

Nameless Friends is a ferocious rock band hailing from London, Ontario, known for their big sound and socially charged lyrics. Their debut album, "Blasphemy," released in 2023, tackles some of the most pressing issues of the modern world, including right-wing bigotry, gendered violence, climate change, and economic inequality. The band has gained attention for their live performances, notably a Queen covers album recorded at Toronto's Horseshoe Tavern. They are characterized by their diverse lineup, including female, queer, and immigrant members, who prefer to remain anonymous using numbers instead of names. Their music combines heavy, glittery rock influences with a strong sense of activism and fun, making them stand out in the contemporary music scene.

Their discography includes tracks like "7 Years of Blood," focusing on reproductive and menstrual rights, and "Demons," addressing religious persecution towards the LGBTQIA+ community. The band's lead singer, Number One, is also the founding member and producer. Other key members include Number Three on lead guitar, Number Five on bass, and Number Seven on drums. Touring members bring additional depth with Number Two on bass, Number Four on drums, and Number Six on keyboard. With their impactful performances and socially conscious themes, Nameless Friends are making a strong mark in the music world.