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The 33-year-old, known for his role as Steve Harrington in the popular TV show Stranger Things, started releasing music back in 2019 with his debut song ‘Roddy’ featured on his first album ‘Twenty Twenty’. He released his second album ‘DECIDE’ in September 2022, featuring lead singles ‘Figure You Out’, ‘Half Life’, and his most popular song on Spotify, ‘End of Beginning’.   

 

 

 

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‘End of Beginning’ blew up on TikTok and reached the top charts on the UK Singles Charts and the Billboard Top 100. The song has over 1.5 billion streams worldwide and was one of the most-streamed songs last year. The viral success of this song skyrocketed Djo’s music, helping his musical talent and name become separate from his acting career as Joe Keery. 

The singer’s latest release was his third studio album ‘The Crux’, in April, with lead singles ‘Basic Being Basic’, ‘Delete Ya’, and ‘Potion’. ‘The Crux’ includes the song ‘Charlie’s Garden’, which pays homage to his Netflix co-star Charlie Heaton. 

Djo has been on a world tour for his latest album that started in North America before heading over to the UK and Europe with shows in London, Manchester, Glasgow, Oslo, Berlin, Warsaw, and Paris. His Glastonbury set closed out his Back On You World Tour. 

During his Glastonbury set, Djo prompted his fans to break out into a dance for his standout track ‘Basic Being Basic’ on his newest album. The singer was also featured in a backstage interview with BBC Radio One before his set, discussing his excitement for playing Glastonbury, explaining that it has “surpassed my imagination, it’s pretty unbelievable”. He also compared Glastonbury to Coachella, the famous music festival in California, explaining that the identity of Glastonbury is very singular and that you “can feel the history and that it’s been around for so long” and that there is “a passion that people have about this festival”. 

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Djo has upcoming performances in July, opening for Gracie Abrams in Dublin and Boston, as well as performances at other festivals including Lollapalooza and Austin City Limits Music Festival. See more upcoming tour dates here.

You can also see the actor Joe Keery later this year in the final season of Stranger Things on Netflix, released in three volumes on November 26, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve.