High June, a five-piece rock band from North Carolina, performs live at the Mission Ballroom with support from Dexter and The Moonrocks.
High June play the Mission Ballroom on Thursday, December 17, with Dexter and The Moonrocks opening. The show starts at 8 PM, and the venue is at 4242 Wynkoop St in Denver.
High June is a five-piece rock band from Greenville, North Carolina. The members—Jack Flowers on lead vocals, Will Sain and James Barbee on guitar, Ryon Gerringer on bass and backing vocals, and Hayden Church on drums—first came together as students at East Carolina University. They describe their approach as old-school rock made for a new school, and they've played live until their fingers bleed. They've shared bills with acts like The Black Crowes.
Their 2024 releases were the full-length After Hours and the It Never Really Mattered EP, which held their breakout track "Coming Home Soon." This year, their song "You're Sorry" went viral, so that's likely to be a highlight of the set. Between the 2024 records and the 2026 single, there's a fair bit of material to draw from.
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Dexter and The Moonrocks open the night, so you'll get two bands for the price of one. High June takes the main slot at 8 PM at the Mission Ballroom, 4242 Wynkoop St.
