Ask Juice what they sound like, and they’ll tell you honestly: they have no idea. And that’s exactly the point.

Formed in Boston in 2014, this seven-piece band has spent a decade defying every box anyone’s tried to put them in. Rock, pop, R&B, hip hop — Juice pulls from all of it, filters it through powerful lead vocals, a fiery electric violin, dual guitars and some of the tightest rhythm and harmony work you’ll find anywhere on an indie stage. The result is a sound that doesn’t remind you of anyone else, because it isn’t anyone else.

But the real magic of Juice happens live. These aren’t just seven musicians playing parts — they’re a unit, honed by years of relentless national touring, sold-out club runs and shared living rooms from Queens to Cape Cod to the mountains of Vermont. The grooves lock in hard. The harmonies stack deep. The violin cuts through the room like nothing you’ve heard in a rock set before. And the energy between the members is the kind that only comes from years of genuine friendship and shared sacrifice, and it’s palpable from the first note to the last.

They’ve sold out Brighton Music Hall and Mercury Lounge, opened for DNCE and Ludacris and took home the $20,000 Grand Prize at Summerfest’s Land the Big Gig competition. They’ve earned every room they’ve ever played.