Daily J

Daily J at Supersonic on 25 September 2026. Born in Marlborough, New Zealand, brothers Jayden, Jonny and Jesse Paul, joined by Rick, cultivate an indie-pop sound built on bright guitars, supple bass and airy electronic touches. Between sunlit reveries and more inward-looking songwriting, their music moves forward with a knack for choruses that never feels forced. If you like Ocean Alley, Last Dinosaurs or The Jezabels, the aesthetic will speak to you.

On stage, the quartet weaves early standout tracks like “Left Me Like Summer” and “Skylah” with the tighter tones of Scatterbrains (2024), while also drawing from Venus Ate Mars (2020) and the two-part Slush Honey (2022–2023). The set trades in contrasts: mellow grooves, soaring melodies, electronic impulses that support without weighing things down, all within a clear song-based format.

Honed by tours across Australia, the UK, Europe and Canada, Daily J have sharpened a fluid, precise live show. Catch them at Supersonic, Paris 12th arrondissement, for an indie-pop journey tinged with electronic shades, between melodic warmth and contemporary light-and-dark atmospheres.