The Joyrunners

The Joyrunners are an alternative rock band from Boise, Idaho, formed in late 2020. The group consists of Scooter Abraham, former member of King and Queen of the Losers, who serves as the chief songwriter, singer, and lead guitarist. Tate Anderst, also from King and Queen of the Losers, plays bass and has a significant role in the band's creative process. Allison Winkler, a multi-instrumentalist known from the Boise music scene and formerly of Corduroy Blue, handles drums and draws inspiration from Meg White of the White Stripes.

Their music is characterized by punchy bass lines and energetic performances. Recent releases include "Jellyfish," "People Person," "Movin' On (Scooter's Song)," "Generation," and "Deadbeat." The band's sound reflects their diverse musical backgrounds, blending elements of rock to create a unique and engaging sound. Despite forming during the pandemic, The Joyrunners quickly established a strong foundation for their music, appealing to fans of alternative rock with their dynamic energy and catchy tracks.

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