It’s Bandcamp Friday! Grab or gift music from June IND, support Younger Women’s Task Force of Greater Lafayette for Women’s History Month
On the first Friday of every month, Bandcamp is waiving its revenue share to support artists. Through June IND’s #philanthrocky music for a cause campaign, the Lafayette, Indiana rock band is passing the value on to area organizations addressing issues related to arts access, diversity, education, the environment, equality, homelessness, human rights, hunger or social justice.
For March 4, 2022, June IND’s Bandcamp Friday sales will support Younger Women’s Task Force of Greater Lafayette for Women’s History Month. Grab or gift June IND’s music today to support YWTF’s fight for social justice.
Each song and EP are set to ‘Name Your Price,’ so you determine your impact.
Lafayette, Indiana rock band June IND’s #philanthrocky music for a cause initiative supports Greater Lafayette Area nonprofits and community organizations
June IND donating March music sales and streams to Younger Women’s Task Force of Greater Lafayette for Women’s History Month
Each month through July 2022, Lafayette, Indiana rock band June IND is donating music sales and streams through its #philanthrocky music for a cause initiative to a Greater Lafayette area organization addressing issues related to arts access, diversity, education, the environment, equality, homelessness, human rights, hunger or social justice. Beneficiaries will be identified by causes linked to various awareness months throughout the year.
Aligning with Women’s History Month, the #philanthrocky beneficiary for March 2022 is the Younger Women’s Task Force of Greater Lafayette. YWTF of Greater Lafayette is a community founded on the belief that we can work within and beyond the women’s movement to change the things we care about. For more information about YWTF, visit https://ywtf-gla.aauw.net/.
Join June IND’s effort to support YWTF’s fight for social justice:
About June IND Two shots of optimism are most welcome today, especially from Lafayette, Indiana rock duo June IND. The band consisting of decades-long friends and collaborators Chris June and Emily Larimer recently released “First Annual Meeting of Optimists Vols. 1 and 2,” two EPs recorded at a time when you could do that without trepidation, and single “Come to Hand” in times of concern. Under the guidance of Dan Precision (Rise Against, 88 Fingers Louie, The Mound Builders) at The Bomb Shelter Recording Studio in Chicago, June IND’s anthemic tunes explode with captivating hooks and tightly harmonized vocals. More at JuneIND.com.
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Album cover for Turf Wars by the Joedai Warriors which includes the song “Grass Ain’t Always Greener” featuring Lafayette, Indiana rock band June IND. Cover painting and graphic design by Dan Annarino
“Grass Ain’t Always Greener” and the Joedai Warriors album Turf Wars are available now on music streaming platforms. The song was composed by Joe Peters with lyrics by Frederick Michaels and features Chris and Emily from June IND on vocals. Michael Kelsey provided all instrumentation along with mixing and mastering duties.
Grab or gift music from June IND on Bandcamp Friday (Feb. 4)!
On the first Friday of every month, Bandcamp is waiving its revenue share to support artists. Through June IND’s #philanthrocky music for a cause campaign, the Lafayette, Indiana rock band is passing the value on to area organizations addressing issues related to arts access, diversity, education, the environment, equality, homelessness, human rights, hunger or social justice.
Each song and EP are set to ‘Name Your Price,’ so you determine your impact.
Watch June IND’s #philanthrocky spotlight for TAF’s After School Arts Program
Chris June, vocalist and guitarist for Lafayette, Indiana rock band June IND discusses the group’s Chris June, vocalist and guitarist for Lafayette, Indiana rock band June IND discusses the group’s January 2022 #philanthrocky music for a cause initiative for National Hobby Month with Ann Fields Monical, Chief Operating Officer at The Arts Federation.Watch the video here.
Over 500,000 people in our regional area depend on The Arts Federation to provide arts programs and services to their communities, including the 300+ kids that participate in the After School Arts Program each year. Through its nationally-recognized education and community development programming, TAF has emerged as one of the most highly regarded arts organizations in the State of Indiana. TAF has not been able to do this important work without investment from community members like you!
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