Canadian Folk-Pop Duo FIONN Crush On The Spot System of a Down Cover & It’s Gone VIRAL!
While on tour Vancouver-based Duo FIONN caught up with Musora to film an epic on the spot cover of System of a Down’s "Toxicity” BUT in folk-pop style. Now garnering millions of views on TikTok & almost half a million on YouTube - it’s become a VIRAL moment! Check out the Viral TikTok Videos on Musora’s Channel Here!
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TOUR DATES
Nov 20 @ Stages - Kingston, ON
Nov 21 @ London Music Hall - London, ON
Nov 22 @ The Opera House - Toronto, ON
MORE ON FIONN!
Stream Fionn’s “Snake Behavior” Here!
With over 4 million cumulative streams, 2.3 million YouTube video views, the cover of Next Magazine, a CBC Top 20 (TAKE ME OUT!) and, a Top 30 Alternative Rock single (I MIGHT START SMOKING!!) under their belts, Fionn are ushering in a new era with fierce style where their unparalleled knack for songwriting truly shines. “Snake Behavior” is the third new single to be released from the duo in 2024 following “Bad At Being Casual”, and “Your Type”. Highly recommended for fans of Avril Lavigne, The Beaches, Alanis Morissette and Gwen Stefani, Fionn are bridging the gap between Gen Z’s fascination with 2000s pop-nostalgia and Millennial branded angsty garage rock chic, giving them a vibrant, yet uniquely crafted edge.
In 2023 Fionn released their third studio record I Might Start Smoking. The sexy 12-track record features infectious bangers including, “Leo”, “Goldfish”, and “18” . Just as addictive as nicotine, it serves as a full-circle moment seeing the duo revisit the sound and spirit of their heralded first releases. Though their path to this point has been anything but predictable, Fionn are cementing themselves as a force to be reckoned with. After all, the twin sisters only dropped their self-titled debut in 2018, though they’ve been quite prolific since, they’ve developed a songwriting palette in a few short years that even career artists would kill for.
