Junior Burger was born out of a need for parents to have music they can listen to as well as the kids. Our music is fun, playful, and is designed to be enjoyed as a whole family, to bring the whole family into a shared space. We make an alternative to the standard kids music that represents different kids.

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We present kids with an alternative voice as uncles - We’re not educators and we’re not parents. We’re here to remind them to help their mum, use their manners and be good kids, whilst also having a good time and showing them some guitar solos and drum solos and being positive male role models.

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Kids music is a spectrum, and there’s no one size fits all approach to kids music - at the moment they go straight from little kids music to adult pop music and we create a space for the kids who have outgrown nursery rhymes to be able to access cool music that has as much thought, and hard work put into it as adult music, because they deserve good music as much as everyone else.

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We specifically represent a uniquely Australian voice in kids music - by embracing our Australian culture, and showing them images that reflect their lived experience. What we do is capture and celebrate the everyday of Australian life and that’s what is unique about our music. It’s wheelie bins, it’s being on the tools, it’s street cricket, it’s riding bikes and it’s saying it straight with a cheeky smile.

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We have an entirely different approach to our live shows to others in this industry - We present kids with a live experience that is raw, real, and spontaneous - it’s an experience that celebrates the shared experience and brings us all together as a community - it celebrates family life, it brings mum and dad into the dancefloor and it says “we’re all in this together”

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We exist to make the world a better place through our music. We want to empower the next generation of kids to embrace our differences, and to be unified and kind - to be a group of little legends that will grow up knowing the power of being a good human, and treating others with respect. We teach respect, and we respect our audiences by creating music that makes them feel good, and creating dancefloors that make us all feel good, and by spending the time to sign posters and give every single kid a high five after the concert.

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We do it for the kids. We do it for the parents, we do it to make families enjoy something together again.