The Beaches

The Beaches are a Toronto-based rock band formed by sisters Jordan Miller (lead vocals/bass) and Kylie Miller (guitar), alongside Eliza Enman-McDaniel (drums) and Leandra Earl (keys/guitar). Having played together since their early teens, the band built a reputation for high-energy live shows and a sound that fuses glam and garage rock with pop hooks, positioning them among the more prominent guitar-driven acts to emerge from the Canadian rock scene in recent years.

Their songwriting leans into candid, often confrontational lyrics about relationships, identity, and modern womanhood, delivered with a mix of swagger and dark humor — qualities audible in songs like «Blame Brett», «T-Shirt», and «Lesbian Of The Year». Tracks such as «Edge of the Earth» and «What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Paranoid» showcase the band's ability to pair anthemic choruses with sharper, more vulnerable songwriting, while «Did I Say Too Much» and «Takes One To Know One» reflect their continued evolution toward bigger, more polished pop-rock production.

The band's chemistry, honed through years of playing and writing together as close friends, gives their catalog a natural cohesion despite covering a wide emotional range — from heavy, riff-driven tracks to more radio-friendly pop-rock. The Beaches have established themselves as one of the standout rock exports from Toronto's music scene, known for blending unapologetic attitude with genuine musicianship.