Farewell June is an organic pop band whose desire is “To play great music with thought provoking lyrics for a people that desperately need to know the love of God.” The band believes their music lives and thrives in the modern world. Their songs have a free-spirited familiarity and undeniably proclaim God’s acceptance for everyday people.

“We want to be a vessel through which the anointing of God can flow. We go into places where people are hurting and offer fresh enthusiasm for life.”

Farewell June’s singer/songwriter Robert “Jonas” Woods longs for more than what pop culture is selling. During the summer of 1999, he spent time in the town square of Springfield, Missouri playing his music and freely sharing his life story. Jonas fostered great friendships with the people he met and simply listened. It was through these times that God prompted him to start the ministry that is now Farewell June.

The rich textures and lyrical depth of Farewell June’s 1939, produced by CCM legend Jonathan David Brown, chronicles authentic life experiences. 1939 provides the listener with strong and familiar sounds, like those of James Taylor, Dave Matthews, Counting Crows, and Mercy Me.

Putting their faith into action, Farewell June has embarked on a journey to share their introspective and memorable songs, such as “Servant,” Farewell June’s first radio single, to those searching for a deeper purpose in life.

The band is endorsed by Sennheiser, Westone Music Products, Pork Pie Percussion, Elixir, Showcase Custom Cases, Curt Mangan, and Ultimate Support Systems.