Jinjer
Ukrainian metalcore band
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| February 7 2025 | Release of fifth studio album 'Duél'. |
| 2024 | Released live album 'Live in Los Angeles' |
| June 2024 | Confirmed completion of fifth studio album and announced plans for North American tour. |
| June 2022 | Received permission from Ukrainian Ministry of Culture to tour as national ambassadors. |
| March 2022 | Band pauses career to focus on relief efforts following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. |
| August 27 2021 | Release of fourth full-length album 'Wallflowers'. |
| March 2021 | Return to Kaska Record Studios in Kyiv to record their fourth album. |
| November 2020 | Release of live album 'Alive in Melbourne'. |
| October 25 2019 | Released third studio album 'Macro' through Napalm Records |
| January 2019 | Release of five-track EP 'Micro'. |
| September 2018 | Jinjer lands on the Billboard Next Big Sound chart. |
| February 2018 | Reissue of 'Cloud Factory' on Napalm Records. |
| 2016 | Release of second full-length album 'King of Everything' and second win of the Best Ukrainian Metal Act award. Vladislav Ulasevich joins as drummer. |
| July 29 2016 | Released second studio album 'King of Everything' through Napalm Records |
| 2015 | Dmitriy Oksen, the final founding member, departs the band, leaving Roman Ibramkhalilov as the sole guitarist. |
| 2014 | Self-release of their first full-length album 'Cloud Factory' with Yevhen Mantulin on drums. Band begins international touring. |
| 2013 | Jinjer wins the Best Ukrainian Metal Act award from InshaMuzyka label. |
| 2012 | Released EP 'Inhale, Do Not Breathe' |
| 2011 | Further lineup changes occur with Eugene Abdukhanov replacing Oleksiy Svynar on bass and Oleksandr Koziychuk replacing Vyacheslav Okhrimenko on drums. |
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