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About JJ

A little lore, a little lipstick, a lot of stage smoke.

JJ Connor photo — Lead vocalist • Lesbian Bed Death

JJ Connor on stage — Leeds • lights up, fangs out

JJ Connor is the frontwoman of Lesbian Bed Death — gothic rock with a heartbeat: horror romance, heavy riffs, and hooks that cling like perfume on black lace.

On stage, JJ’s energy is part ritual, part confession. She’ll lure you in with velvet-soft lines, then bite down with a chorus that hits like a curse you secretly wanted.

Vibe Dark • Romantic • Theatrical

Signature Haunting hooks + bite

Live Smoke • Strobe • Spellwork

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Live Performance

Where the voice becomes a weapon (and the crowd volunteers willingly).

Stage Ritual (Unofficial)

01 Lights down. Smoke up.
02 One line soft enough to lean into…
03 Chorus hits. Everyone is possessed now.
04 Leave with glitter, bruised feelings, and a new favourite band.

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Music Video

Cinematic gothic romance — a polished bite of the LBD universe.

What you’ll get

✶ Glamour + dread (the ideal combo)
✶ Hooks that follow you home
✶ JJ in full cinematic mode

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Latest Release

Straight from Satan’s Cellar — turn it up and let it haunt you.

Latest

Satan’s Cellar

A gothic rock love letter to the beautifully damned — seductive melodies, horror atmosphere, and JJ Connor leading the ritual. Put it on loud. Pretend you’re not smiling.

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Q&A

Curiosity is welcome. Disrespect gets hexed.

✶ How did you start singing?

I started the way most dramatic goth kids do: singing too loudly to prove a point. It became a comfort thing first — then a “wait… I can actually do something with this” thing. Over time it turned into storytelling: using a voice to build rooms people can walk into.

✶ What’s your ideal vacation?

A haunted coastal town in winter. Black coffee (or tea, obviously), long walks, dramatic skies, a book that ruins me emotionally, and a pub that looks like it’s been there since the plague. Bonus points if there’s a weird local legend and a castle nearby.

✶ What do you want people to feel at an LBD show?

Seen. Hypnotised. A little dangerous in a safe way. Like you’ve stepped into a film where you’re the main character — and the chorus is your revenge scene.

✶ Dream collaboration?

Anyone who understands theatrical darkness — the kind of artist who can be romantic and feral in the same breath. Big atmosphere. Bigger hooks. No half-measures.

✶ Tea order?

Strong. Comforting. Slightly judgemental. (Just like me.)

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