The Hunna

The Hunna are an English rock band formed in Watford, Hertfordshire, blending indie rock energy with hooks borrowed from hip-hop and pop songwriting. The lineup centers on singer and guitarist Ryan Potter alongside lead guitarist Dan Dorney, bassist Jermaine Angin and drummer Jack Metcalfe, and the band's name comes from the slang term 1Hunna, meaning to give a hundred percent and stay true to yourself. Their sound draws on a wide mix of influences, from Michael Jackson and Kanye West to Nirvana, Foo Fighters and classic rock acts like Led Zeppelin and Motley Crue, giving their songs an anthemic, festival-ready feel.

The band built a devoted following known as the Hunna Squad through relentless touring and singles such as «She's Casual», «Bonfire» and «You & Me», which established their catchy, riff-driven approach to indie rock with pop and rap-inflected swagger. Tracks like «Never Enough», «We Could Be» and «Piece by Piece» further cemented their reputation for big choruses and emotionally direct lyrics about relationships and youth.

The Hunna have remained a fixture of the UK guitar music scene, known for high-energy live shows and a fanbase that treats their gigs as communal events. Their catalogue continues to expand with songs like «Sycamore Tree» and «Babe, Can I Call?», keeping the band's blend of accessible hooks and rock grit at the center of their identity.