LYRICAL ALUMNI / JUNE ELIZABETH BANKS
JUNE ELIZABETH BANKS
Spoken word artist, poet, singer and podcast host, also known as JuneeBee. She became an Official Lyrical Opposition Artist on December 12, 2015, and was one of the four Lyrical Ones when Lyrical Opposition launched its official podcast in 2020.

On stage
Performances, newest first.
The Love Revival: San Francisco
February 29, 2020 · San Francisco · presented by Lord's Child · spoken word poetry, on the bill with Fego Navarro
Watch the performance on TumblrThe Love Revival: San Jose
February 28, 2020 · The Gathering Creative Space, San Jose · presented by Lord's Child · spoken word
View the post on TumblrLyrical Opposition Workshop
January 16, 2016 · The Urban Center, San Francisco · the first workshop of 2016; intro and icebreaker led by Jreillah P
Watch the clip on TumblrFrontline Young Adults at The Urban Center
October 2015 · The Urban Center, San Francisco · performed a piece on gentrification in the Bay Area
Watch "Gentrification" on Tumblr#ThirdThursdays
February 19, 2015 · Frontline Young Adults · organized the night and performed alongside Cross Allan · Lyrical Opposition thanked her for "an amazingly organized event"
View the recap on TumblrParadigm Rhymes
September 6, 2014 · JCIL Church, Daly City · positive poetry and spoken word series by Art Alive Movement and Lyrical Opposition · billed from Las Vegas, NV · her earliest appearance found so far in the Lyrical Opposition archive
View the lineup on TumblrSpoken word and poetry
Poems recovered from the archive, each kept separate from the events where she performed them.
"Connecting"
Spoken word · performed on the Lyrical Ones, June 2020 · in Lyrical Opposition's words, a piece about justice, divine synchronicity and connecting the dots in life and manifesting it into reality
Watch "Connecting" on TumblrPodcasting
Lyrical Ones, co-host
From June 13, 2020 · one of the four Lyrical Ones on the official podcast of Lyrical Opposition, with Sineo, Fego Navarro and Alfluent · credited on Episode 1, "Welcome to the Lyrical Ones," and Episode 2, "Kirk Davis, Righteous Resistance & TMAHS Riot of 2002"
Listen on SpotifyWorkshops and milestones
Lyrical Academy
November 9, 2019 · Joyce Gordon Gallery, Oakland · co-facilitated with Jermaine Hughes, back in the Bay Area for the session
View the announcement on TumblrOfficial Lyrical Opposition Artist
December 12, 2015 · joined the Lyrical Opposition roster in its Winter 2015 class as a Spoken Word, Poetry and Theater artist, with Jermaine Hughes, Cheddy Uluave, Bspokeit the Poet and BxCause · announced December 13, 2015
View the announcement on Tumblr
With Lyrical Opposition
June Elizabeth Banks's time with Lyrical Opposition spans Paradigm Rhymes in September 2014, where she was billed from Las Vegas, her induction with the Winter 2015 class on December 12, 2015, Lyrical Academy in 2019, both nights of The Love Revival in 2020 and the launch of the Lyrical Ones podcast that June. She is recognized today as LYRICAL Alumni.
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Biography
June Elizabeth Banks, also known as JuneeBee, is a spoken word artist, poet, singer and podcast host. Her earliest appearance in the Lyrical Opposition archive is Paradigm Rhymes in Daly City on September 6, 2014, where she was billed from Las Vegas. She became an Official Lyrical Opposition Artist on December 12, 2015, as one of its five Winter 2015 roster inductees, alongside Jermaine Hughes, Cheddy Uluave, Bspokeit the Poet and BxCause, and she is honored today as LYRICAL Alumni.
Before she joined the roster, she organized Frontline Young Adults' #ThirdThursdays night in February 2015, where Lyrical Opposition performed and thanked her for "an amazingly organized event." That October, Lyrical Opposition shared video of her performing a piece on gentrification in the Bay Area at The Urban Center in San Francisco. She shared her work at Lyrical Opposition's first workshop of 2016, and in November 2019 she came back to the Bay Area to co-facilitate Lyrical Academy with Jermaine Hughes at Joyce Gordon Gallery in Oakland.
In February 2020 she performed at both nights of The Love Revival, presented by Lord's Child in San Jose and San Francisco, and that March Lyrical Opposition published a video of her spoken word piece "Treasure Trove." In June 2020 she became one of the four Lyrical Ones, with Sineo, Fego Navarro and Alfluent, when Lyrical Opposition launched its official podcast. On the show she performed "Connecting," which Lyrical Opposition described as "a piece about justice, divine synchronicity and connecting the dots in life and manifesting it into reality."
