Photos by Sharon Steele – Named after the Toronto neighborhood where they grew up, The Beaches—comprising sisters Jordan Miller (lead vocals, bass) and Kylie Miller (guitar), along with close friends Leandra Earl (guitar, keys) and Eliza Enman-McDaniel (drums)—have solidified their standing as one of alternative rock’s most formidable live acts. Known for their razor-sharp lyrics, infectious hooks, and unfiltered stage presence, the multi-Juno Award-winning group has spent over a decade captivating audiences around the globe. Their knack for turning messy heartbreak and late-night antics into empowering, high-energy rock anthems has established them as a defining force in contemporary Canadian music.
The momentum behind the quartet reached unprecedented heights heading into 2026. Building on the runaway success of breakout hits like “Blame Brett,” the group kicked off the year with a major triumph at the 2026 JUNO Awards, taking home Rock Album of the Year for No Hard Feelings. Their international impact was further recognized in April 2026, when they traveled to Los Angeles to accept the inaugural Global Force Award at the Billboard Women in Music ceremony, celebrating their global breakout and relentless touring schedule across North America and Europe.
In 2026, The Beaches continue to conquer major stages, proving that authentic, guitar-driven indie rock is thriving on a massive scale. Following a standout set at Coachella, the band returned home to headline high-profile summer events, including Toronto’s All Things Go festival alongside Kesha and Lorde, as well as high-energy festival stops like the PNE Summer Night Concerts and the Burt Block Party. Unapologetic, relentless, and at the absolute top of their game, The Beaches remain dedicated to making music entirely on their own terms.
