Kaleb Justice

MUSICIAN . ACTOR . MODEL

Kaleb Justice, an Atlanta-born multi-instrumentalist who fell in love with guitar, piano, and drums as a child, is a dynamic force in music, acting, and modeling. His eclectic influences-90’s and early 2000’s rock, alternative and hip hop-shape his signature sound of heavy beats and intricate guitar riffs that spark joy and inspiration. As the founder, lead singer, and songwriter of Frigga Five, Atlanta’s hottest new rock band formed in 2022, Kaleb delivers explosive performances blending funk, punk, and rock. Their debut album, Machine Man (October 2024), crafted with 2-time Grammy-winning producer Josh Monroy (Ludaris, OutKast, Justin Bieber), ignited their bold sound. Fans rave about their live shows, from basement jams to sold-out venues, with Kaleb’s hypnotic stage presence and fearless stunts stealing the spotlight. Joined by prodigious bandmates Ryan Hall, Alex Hall and Addison Whitney, Frigga Five is dominating stages and earning buzz as Atlanta’a next big rock export.

Frigga Five-Live at The Masquerade in Atlanta

friggafive

37 3,570

Musician/Band Atlanta Rock

I met these kids at our last show in ATL. They came up to me asking if we were playing our song P.A.B that night. We start having a conversation and I’m realizing that these kids are young as hell. I ask “What grade are y’all in?” and they said “8th grade”. I gasped. 8th Grade?!? Wait a minute, 8th graders like our music and they came to see us play live?? WTF It blew my mind.

Rock music/ bands weren’t cool where I grew up. tbh it still isn’t really. I always felt ashamed to be listening to rock around my friends. Much less make it. They’d always just look at me weird and tell me to turn it off. It sucked. I was never able to connect with anyone on it. Nobody understood it. There were no bands. No live shows. Nothing. I was the only kid my age It seemed that had any connection with it. I had grown up my entire life jamming with my dad and his band mates and that was it. I could never really find anyone to jam with my age until after highschool. So tbh I’m still surprised that anyone even likes our music.

Yesterday I got a dm from one of the kids from the show and he told me they were in a band and that there band @propulsionatl_official is covering our song P.A.B. at there next show and sent this video to me.

Seeing that these 8th grade kids first off are in a band and second off covering a song I wrote is probably the coolest freaking thing I’ve ever experienced in my life. it warms my heart to see that there’s a younger generation of kids making bands and playing live. Which means rock is on the rise and to all the local bands out there reading this you all are influencing the next generation of kids and bands coming up. We all are part of this movement and that’s why I say ATL IS THE NEW SEATTLE!
Go give these guys a follow and show them some love!

266 26

Open post by friggafive with ID 18096879455108188

I met these kids at our last show in ATL. They came up to me asking if we were playing our song P.A.B that night. We start having a conversation and I’m realizing that these kids are young as hell. I ask “What grade are y’all in?” and they said “8th grade”. I gasped. 8th Grade?!? Wait a minute, 8th graders like our music and they came to see us play live?? WTF It blew my mind.

Rock music/ bands weren’t cool where I grew up. tbh it still isn’t really. I always felt ashamed to be listening to rock around my friends. Much less make it. They’d always just look at me weird and tell me to turn it off. It sucked. I was never able to connect with anyone on it. Nobody understood it. There were no bands. No live shows. Nothing. I was the only kid my age It seemed that had any connection with it. I had grown up my entire life jamming with my dad and his band mates and that was it. I could never really find anyone to jam with my age until after highschool. So tbh I’m still surprised that anyone even likes our music.

Yesterday I got a dm from one of the kids from the show and he told me they were in a band and that there band @propulsionatl_official is covering our song P.A.B. at there next show and sent this video to me.

Seeing that these 8th grade kids first off are in a band and second off covering a song I wrote is probably the coolest freaking thing I’ve ever experienced in my life. it warms my heart to see that there’s a younger generation of kids making bands and playing live. Which means rock is on the rise and to all the local bands out there reading this you all are influencing the next generation of kids and bands coming up. We all are part of this movement and that’s why I say ATL IS THE NEW SEATTLE!
Go give these guys a follow and show them some love!

Frigga Fiveplay

189 17

Open post by friggafive with ID 17960167610935802

Incase you didn’t know🕸️

179 14

Open post by friggafive with ID 18201456919349098

Thank you! I made it a goal when I started this band that I wanted to see how far we could go by doing the ground work and playing show after show. No viral video, just making good music and putting on a good show! So this 3500 feels very earned and true. I just want to say thank you to everyone that comes to the shows and screams the songs back at us. I’m so grateful for the community and friends we have made through this so far and can’t wait to see ATL to become the new Seattle!!

275 46

Open post by friggafive with ID 18098052677287816