No Joy

How good are they LIVE?

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Last 12 Months Rating

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Critics Consensus

Based on 12 concert reviews, the critics consensus is that No Joy is rated as a mediocre live performer, with shows that lack substantial critical acclaim. No Joy concert reviews describe live shows and performances as haunting.

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On tour

The 27 Club, Ottawa, Canada, (October 1); Yes (The Basement), Manchester , United Kingdom, (October 15); Moth Club, London, United Kingdom, (October 17); The Glad Cafe, Glasgow, United Kingdom, (October 20); Headrow House, Leeds, United Kingdom, (October 21); city centre, Rotterdam, Netherlands, (October 23); 8mm Bar, Berlin, Germany, (October 28); Klub RE, Kraków, Poland, (October 31); Lollipop Shoppe, Portland, OR, United States, (November 9);

Artist Info

Genre

rock

Origin

Montreal, Canada (2009 - present)

Bio

The doomy shoegaze band No Joy began in November 2009, when guitarist/vocalist Jasamine White-Gluz was living in Los Angeles and guitarist/vocalist Laura Lloyd was living in Montreal. The pair wrote songs as long-distance collaborators until White-Gluz moved to Montreal and they could play shows together.

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Critic Concert Reviews

Live in Limbo (Canada)

May 7, 2016

The Velvet Underground, Toronto, Canada

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The Upcoming (UK)

October 1, 2015

Bandmate Jasamine White-Gluz’s mic has just broken but it’s only one of the problems for the group here tonight inside the dimly lit venue of The Victoria pub in Dalston.

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Live in Limbo (Canada)

September 21, 2014

To open for a band like Deafheaven, it’d be hard to encompass the genres they evoke without stealing the show (or making it stale, even). The carefully selected opening acts were great choices, because we got the best of both worlds here. In fact, the order they appeared was well organized as well. We had hea

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mxdwn.com (USA)

March 19, 2021

SXSW 2021 Thursday: No Joy, Babeheaven, and More Celebrate Re-Invention & Re-Imagination

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NOW Magazine (Canada)

May 6, 2016

Toronto, Canada

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The Line Of Best Fit (UK)

October 1, 2015

The decision to position bassist Lauren Lloyd front-and-centre and shunt singer and guitarist Jasmine White-Gluz over to the right of the stage and shrouded in darkness is also less than auspicious, as though she’d rather be somewhere else entirely.

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