MUNA Perform Single "Anything But Me" on The Ellen Degeneres Show

 

Los Angeles-based trio MUNA - comprised of Katie Gavin (she/they), Naomi McPherson (they/them), and Josette Maskin (she/they) stopped by The Ellen Degeneres Show to perform their new single “Anything But Me.” It’s another banger MUNA performance and shows the band at the absolute top of their live game. They recently announced a North American tour with many dates selling out and new shows being added due to demand. Watch the video below to see why fans are so excited.

MUNA will release their upcoming self-titled album out June 24th via Saddest Factory Records. The band’s first single “Silk Chiffon feat. Phoebe Bridgers” was released to widespread critical acclaim, not only becoming a queer anthem around the world but also being hailed as one of the best songs of 2021.

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