The Benjees Brooklyn, New York
The Benjees came together through a series of mishaps and lucky timing.
With diverse influences ranging from
Jack White to The Beastie Boys to James Brown and beyond, The Benjees create rock music with elements of punk and pop mixed with soul. Reflecting the urgency and gritty aesthetic of their native New York City, the band is very energetic, fast-paced and knows how to have a good time.
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