I Love You Honey Bunny is an indie-pop-rock band from Prague, Czech Republic. Some people fancy their live sound and cheeky stage presence, others enjoy their approach to songwriting, which often reflects contemporary social and political issues. If you're drawn to striking melodies and high energy, I Love You Honey Bunny is the perfect choice for you. 

 

They have already performed over 400 shows, successfully touring across Europe and Canada, as well as major festivals like Sziget, Rock For People, and Colours of Ostrava. They have also opened for bands such as Alt-J, The Temper Trap, De Staat, Rare Americans, Bilderbuch, and Leoniden throughout their career. 

 

Their highly-anticipated second album, 'We Just Had a Wonderful Time,' was released in April 2023. The album was composed  in Prague and Amsterdam during the global pandemic, and it was produced by Koen van der Wardt (Klangstof) and Steven Graham Ansell (Blood Red Shoes).

 

"I Love You Honey Bunny exuded energy on stage right from the first song. The audience started dancing immediately and got completely carried away after the first song. At the end the band received a loud applause." - Count Your Bruises Magazine (DE)

“Just like everyone else, we have spent 2 and a half years of those 4, stuck in our apartments, forced to look inward. This time period was incredibly difficult for us especially because we found ourselves unable to effectively produce any new music. We were battling our own inner demons. Tackling one's own mind might not seem such a tall task until the mind fights back.” - Sebastian (singer) -
 

This Album is a deep dive into the mind and its inner workings. It focuses on how society has finally seen the dangers of mental illness and makes large strides in the advancement of awareness, yet we still have a long and tough journey ahead of ourselves. 

“No one should go into these battles alone and they should definitely not be afraid to let others know of their illnesses.” - Kristian (bass player) 

 

The album's name has a double meaning. It is first and foremost a sarcastic response to all the heavy burdens people faced during the pandemic, but it is also a comment on the fun that the band had, working on the album. 

It is about sculpting the music out of the sludge that we found ourselves in. And how truly enjoyable this experience has been in the end. - Martin (guitar player)