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60 Juno • Kino Motel
Nov 19Free

60 Juno • Kino Motel

This evening will appeal to fans of… Castlebeat, The Drums & Current Joys.

SUPERSONIC (Paris 12th)

About

60 JUNO (10:00 PM)

(Dreampop - Merced, US)

Hailing from Merced, California, 60juno has established himself as a key figure in the Central Valley post-punk scene, blending deep nostalgia with airy and haunting melodies.

Inspired by the rise of the Southern California DIY indie rock scene in 2016, as well as the parallel golden age of SoundCloud underground rap, the 60juno project was born in a lonely teenager’s bedroom during the 2020 lockdown.

Realizing that composing his own music was not as inaccessible as he had imagined, the independent artist became the sole engine of his project, handling bass, drums, guitar, and vocals himself on every track.

60juno pushes the melancholic and dreamy aesthetic of DIY indie rock into more post-punk territories, adding more energy and deep, gritty vocals. This fusion has created a unique sonic universe that sets him apart and allows him to progressively assert a striking, memorable musical identity.

https://60juno.bandcamp.com/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmBhFIZnj_8

KINO MOTEL (9:00 PM)

(Beach goth - Beast Records - Melbourne, AUS)

Splitting their time between Melbourne and Berlin since forming in 2020, Kino Motel has refined its sound and developed a unique style they call "Beach Goth." Described by critics as a blend of Australian gothic, noir, cinematic music, and grunge, the duo, composed of Ed Fraser and Rosa Mercedes, has performed extensively across Europe and Australia, while releasing their critically acclaimed debut album, "Visions," in 2024.

Ed and Rosa convey feelings and ideas evoking shifting landscapes and endless roads—"like a movie in your head," according to Marion Brasch from Radioeins Berlin. Heavily inspired by the places they travel, the band has shot music videos all over the world—from Albania to Northern Ireland, to Vietnam, Thailand, Germany, and Australia. Kino Motel is now looking forward to releasing their second album, "Symbolism," in October 2026.

The 3 influences: Fontaines D.C., Baxter Dury, King Krule

https://kinomotel.bandcamp.com

https://www.youtube.com/@kinomotel

More programming to be announced soon!

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Thursday, November 19, 2026

Free entry

• Doors open at 7:00 PM

• Happy Hour from 7:00 PM to 8:00 PM

• If you witness or are a victim of an assault, you can alert the bar staff or, if you prefer, write to us at this address: communication@supersonic-paris.fr

Our take on this event

Step into a haze of moody melodies and gritty guitars for an unmissable double-bill of indie-rock excellence. With the dream-pop textures of 60 Juno paired perfectly against the cinematic Beach Goth sound of Kino Motel, this is the ideal spot to get lost in some truly visceral, late-night music.

Supersonic hosts a night of indie and post-punk sounds on Thursday, November 19, 2026. Starting at 19:00, catch live sets from international acts Kino Motel and 60 Juno. Expect a blend of California's dreamy post-punk and Australian beach goth in the heart of the 12th arrondissement. Admission is completely free, and a happy hour runs from 19:00 to 20:00 to kick off the night. This event is a great opportunity to discover unique musical projects ranging from DIY rock to cinematic soundscapes, with the venue closing its doors at 23:00.

On Thursday, November 19, 2026, the Supersonic stage features two distinct international acts. The night kicks off at 21:00 with Kino Motel. The duo, consisting of Ed Fraser and Rosa Mercedes, delivers a self-styled beach goth aesthetic, blending grunge and cinematic noir. Having toured globally, they bring their latest work to the Parisian stage following the release of their album Symbolism.

At 22:00, 60 Juno takes the stage. Hailing from California, this project emerged from the 2020 lockdown as a solo endeavor where the artist handles everything from vocals to drums. His sound pushes DIY indie rock into grittier post-punk territories, defined by raw vocals and melancholic melodies.

Entry to the venue on Rue Biscornet is free for all attendees. Doors open at 19:00, with a happy hour until 20:00. The event concludes at 23:00. The venue staff is available throughout the evening to assist anyone who may experience or witness any form of harassment.