Joe Keery Is ‘Okay’ If He’s Only Ever Known as Steve Harrington from Stranger Things In addition to his role on the hit series, Keery also releases indie music under the moniker Djo ...

Before Joe Keery started making music as Djo, even before Stranger Things, he was in a band. The “Potion” singer was a member of Post Animal until he left in 2017 to focus on his acting.

Djo, the musical project from Stranger Things actor Joe Keery, stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live to perform his song “Potion.” Appearing with a live band, Keery gave the acoustic number a sense of ...

Keery admits that it felt a bit "daunting" at times to be so vulnerable about his personal life on the record. "But then that's also your job, I guess, as a songwriter and as an artist," he says.

We’ve heard a few songs from it so far, and today (February 27), he has shared “Delete Ya.” It sees Keery wishing he could forget somebody who has set an impossible standard.

The synopsis for Marmalade shares, “ Marmalade centers on the recently incarcerated Baron (Joe Keery) who strikes up a friendship with cellmate Otis (Aldis Hodge), a man with a well-versed ...

Having already spoken to Marmalade ’s director, Keir O’Donnell, THN were thrilled to be offered a chance to speak with Joe Keery about this very special indie movie.

Joe Keery might be in the Stranger Things Season 5 trenches right now, reprising his role as beloved Steve Harrington for the final time, but the actor/singer has a lot of other projects in the ...

Marmalade is officially playing in theaters and is available On Demand. The new film sees Joe Keery (Stranger Things), Camila Morrone (Daisy Jones & the Six), and Aldis Hodge (Black Adam) leading ...

Now though he turns his attention to writing and directing with his debut feature, Marmalade, about to hit digital platforms. Marmalade joins Joe Keery’s Baron, a recently incarcerated young man.

Joe Keery plays a seeming dupe in a crime movie that plays dumb, then tries to play smart, but only becomes dumber. By Ben Kenigsberg When you purchase a ticket for an independently reviewed film ...