Yuengling Center

Doechii

TAMPA — Doechii will play a hometown show on Saturday, Oct. 25, 8 p.m., at the Yuengling Center, 12499 USF Bull Run Drive, Tampa.

Tickets start at $70.65. Visit www.ticketmaster.com.

Born in Tampa in 1998, the rapper and singer was named the Rising Star in Billboard Women in Music in 2023. That same year, she performed the main stage at Coachella, was the second lead in the A24 film “Earth Mama,” and was nominated for both Best New Artist at this year’s BET Awards and as Outstanding Breakthrough Music Artist at the GLAAD Media Awards.

According to a biographical sketch from Universal Music Publishing Group, Doechii’s meteoric rise as one of the hottest and most talented new artists is a testament to the depth of her sound and the deliberate ability to put all of herself into everything. With her 2022 EP, the Tampa native cemented herself as a distinct voice whose versatile talents range from quick-fire bars to seductive singing. On the EP, the self-proclaimed “swamp princess” outlined different layers of her life experience, and, as NPR stated, “sleep on Doechii at your own risk.”

In 2024, Doechii released her second mixtape, “Alligator Bites Never Heal,” through Top Dog Entertainment and Capitol Records. It was supported by the singles “Nissan Altima,” “Boom Bap,” and “Denial Is a River.”

Bilheimer Capitol Theatre

Orianthi

CLEARWATER — Australian guitarist, singer and songwriter Orianthi will perform on Thursday, Oct. 23, 8 p.m., at the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater.

Tickets start at $62. Visit www.rutheckerdhall.com or call 727-791-7400.

With her electrifying stage presence and virtuosic guitar skills, multi-platinum artist Orianthi has built a global fanbase with her genre-blending sound. Born in Adelaide, she is a rock, blues, and pop guitarist and singer known for “According to You” and her role as Michael Jackson’s lead guitarist. She’s worked with Santana, Steve Vai, Alice Cooper, Richie Sambora, Don Felder and many more. Her latest album, “Some Kind of Feeling,” leads into the “Some Kind of Feeling Tour” in 2025.

In 2009 she was named one of the 12 Greatest Female Electric Guitarists by Elle magazine. She also won the 2010 Breakthrough Guitarist of the Year award hosted by Guitar International magazine. In 2011 she won for The Top 10 Female Guitar Players of All Time by Gibson Guitars.

Bilheimer Capitol Theatre

Macy Gray

CLEARWATER — Macy Gray will bring her “On How Life Is 25th Anniversary Tour” to the Tampa Bay area for a show on Saturday, Oct. 25, 8 p.m., at the Bilheimer Capitol Theatre, 405 Cleveland St., Clearwater.

Tickets start at $49. Visit www.rutheckerdhall.com or call 727-791-7400.

The ability to compose refreshingly candid music that resonates deeply with listeners is a rarity in music. Few artists possess this tool, however, R&B/soul singer-songwriter, musician, and record producer Macy Gray is one of them. With her vivacious voice, unshakable grip on soul, and funky spirit, Gray knows how to wield the power of music, which sets her apart from her contemporaries.

Gray broke into the music scene in 1999 with the release of her debut, triple-platinum album, “On How Life Is.” Since then, she has become a powerhouse of R&B and soul. She has amassed a devoted global fan base and sold over 25 million total albums globally. A five-time Grammy nominee, Gray received the Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance in 2000 for her iconic song “I Try.” She also has received two BRIT Awards.

Now two decades into her storied career, the fully formed, multi-tiered artist has collaborated with brilliant musical mavens including Bobby Brown, Ariana Grande, and Galactic. She continues to be a force of nature on tour as well and sells out venues in nearly every corner of the globe.

Ferg’s Entertainment Complex

Puddle of Mudd

ST. PETERSBURG — Post-grunge band Puddle of Mudd will perform on Friday, Oct. 24, 7 p.m., at Ferg’s Entertainment Complex, 1320 Central Ave., St. Petersburg.

Doors open at 6 p.m. Tickets start at $29. Visit www.fergssportsbar.com.

Fronted by singer/guitarist Wes Scantlin, Puddle of Mudd has sold over 7 million albums worldwide and delivered a stack of rock-radio anthems, including “Blurry,” “She Hates Me,” “Control,” “Drift & Die,” “Psycho,” and “Famous.” The band first exploded with the triple‑platinum “Come Clean” and has remained a staple on rock stages and airwaves for more than two decades. Their newest album, “Kiss the Machine” — released through Pavement Entertainment earlier this year — reaffirms the band’s hard‑charging hooks and staying power.

Also performing will be Kamenar, Tampa Bay’s twin‑brother hard rock duo.

Ferg’s Entertainment Complex

Lene Lovich

ST. PETERSBURG — New wave, post-punk singer Lene Lovich will perform on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 8 p.m., at Ferg’s Entertainment Complex, 1320 Central Ave., St. Petersburg.

Tickets start at $31.56. Visit www.fergssportsbar.com.

Lovich, who could count John Lennon and Frank Zappa among her fans, recently launched her first North American tour in 35 years. She moved to London in the mid-1970s, forming a band with her partner Les Chappell. She soon made a name for herself with her flamboyant style and effervescent live performances. She came to the attention of Oval Music moguls Charlie Gillett and Gordon Nelki, who had recently helped to launch the careers of Ian Dury and Elvis Costello. They took Lovich to the same independent record label, Stiff Records, that had been at the vanguard of punk and new wave in the UK.

Lovich rocketed to the top of the UK charts with her second single on Stiff, the unforgettable “Lucky Number,” in 1979. The success of the single propelled her debut album “Stateless” to instant cult status, where it remains to this day, a classic of its time and hugely influential on the burgeoning 1980s post-punk goth subculture. Her second album, “Flex,” released in 1980, was arguably even more influential in the United States than “Stateless.”

The BayCare Sound

Cole Swindell

CLEARWATER — Multi-platinum selling and award-winning superstar Cole Swindell is on the road for his 2025 headlining “Happy Hour Sad Tour,” which will include a stop in the Tampa Bay area on Saturday, Oct. 25, 7 p.m., at The BayCare Sound at Coachman Park, 255 Drew St., Clearwater.

The concert also will feature sets by special guests Priscilla Block and Greylan James. Tickets start at $39.50. Visit www.rutheckerdhall.com.

The “Happy Hour Sad Tour” is named after a new song on his fifth studio album for Warner Music Nashville, “Spanish Moss,” released on June 27.

“I cannot wait to get out on the road this year for the ‘Happy Hour Sad Tour,’” said Swindell. “Getting to write songs and make music for a living is a dream come true, and there are so many folks that make that happen! I hope the fans that spend their hard-earned money to come out and support us know how much we appreciate it and how much we love seeing them out there having fun.”

Swindell, who Rolling Stone has called “a proven hit-maker,” charted three back-to-back, platinum-certified, multi-week No. 1 hits off his fourth studio album, “Stereotype,” including “Single Saturday Night,” “Never Say Never” (with Lainey Wilson), and the five-week triple platinum chart-topper “She Had Me at Heads Carolina” that garnered three ACM Awards for Single of the Year and Song of the Year (as songwriter and artist).

Jannus Live

Thrice

ST. PETERSBURG — Rock outfit Thrice will perform on Friday, Oct. 24, 6:30 p.m., at Jannus Live, 200 First Ave. N., St. Petersburg.

Tickets start at $41.50. Visit www.jannuslive.com.

Steadfast and straightforward creative conviction has guided Thrice since they emerged in the late 1990s with a sound that combined hardcore grit and progressive ambition, establishing themselves as pioneers among their post-hardcore peers. From the underground punk scene to major labels and influential indie labels, with a rich catalog of intense, meaningful, and emotionally driven albums, Thrice is a singular entity that gains more significance with each new release among their fans.

The steady and consistent lineup of Dustin Kensrue (vocals/guitar), Teppei Teranishi (guitar), Eddie Breckenridge (bass), and Riley Breckenridge (drums) continually evolves in sound and substance, exploring questions beneath the surface and refusing to accept easy answers or tired formulas.

From their earliest releases to the bold exploration of “Vheissu” (2005), the “creative milestone” (AltPress) of “Beggars” (2009), the poetic and brooding “Major/Minor” (2011), and their post-hiatus rebirth with “To Be Everywhere Is to Be Nowhere” (2016), Thrice built a reputation as a band for musicians, a band for songwriters, and a group with consistent integrity willing to take artistic and commercial risks.

“Horizons/West,” their 2025 full-length studio album, arrives as a companion to 2021’s “Horizons/East.” It continues the themes and sonic ambitions of its predecessor while standing entirely on its own.

Jannus Live

Better Than Ezra

ST. PETERSBURG — Alternative rockers Better Than Ezra will perform on Saturday, Oct. 25, 7 p.m., at Jannus Live, 200 First Ave. N., St. Petersburg.

Tickets start at $56.55. Visit www.jannuslive.com.

From their early roots, circa 1988, playing house parties at Louisiana State University, Better Than Ezra have made their mark on the music world in a major way. The New Orleans quartet, founded by Kevin Griffin (lead vocals, guitar, and piano) and Tom Drummond (bass and backing vocals), who unleash hummable melodies, unshakable guitar riffs, and confessional lyrics, have stood the test of time — from 1995’s No. 1 hit “Good” all the way to Taylor Swift’s famous 2010 cover of the Better Than Ezra classic “Breathless.” They’re still going strong: After headlining monumental live shows all throughout 2024, the band recently released their highly anticipated 10th studio album “Super Magick” via Round Hill Records. Named one of the 100 Greatest Alternative Artists of All Time by Billboard, their legacy includes inspiring a classic “Saturday Night Live” skit.

Jannus Live

Matisyahu

ST. PETERSBURG — Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and genre-blending musician Matisyahu will bring his “Ancient Child Tour” to the Tampa Bay area, performing on Sunday, Oct. 26, 7 p.m., at Jannus Live, 200 First Ave. N., St. Petersburg.

Tickets start at $44.10. Visit www.jannuslive.com.

The 15-date headlining tour, featuring his full band and a special opening set from longtime friend and collaborator Aaron Dugan, supports his eighth full-length studio album, “Ancient Child,” released on Oct. 3 via SoundOn.

Like only the most gifted storytellers, Matisyahu spins the rare kind of stories that simultaneously enlighten, enthrall, and expand the audience’s sense of possibility. Since breaking onto the scene 20 years ago with his 2005 gold-certified “Live At Stubb’s” album and the genre-bending, Billboard Hot 100-charting and alt-radio topping breakthrough single “King Without a Crown,” the New York native has become known for his skill in blending a shapeshifting collision of reggae, hip-hop, alt rock and boldly inventive pop — all while paying homage to his spirituality and roots in Judaism. Matisyahu’s long and winding career includes the chart-topping albums “Light” (2009), “Youth” (2006), and “Spark Seeker” (2012). His discography also includes various EPs, including last year’s “Hold the Fire.”

Jannus Live

Fear Factory

ST. PETERSBURG — Industrial metal band Fear Factory will perform on Monday, Oct. 27, 7 p.m., at Jannus Live, 200 First Ave. N., St. Petersburg.

Tickets start at $39.45. Visit www.jannuslive.com.

Unleashing influential albums with devastating anthems for over 30 years, Fear Factory is widely recognized as both crucial and innovative in extreme metal circles. The band manufactured, deconstructed, and reinvented a sound that reverberates across several subgenres. They perfected an explosive blend of staccato paint-stripping riffs, industrial-tinged drums, electronic flourishes, and a scream/sing dichotomy, all of which became staples in heavy music, ever since the group first emerged in Los Angeles.

Fear Factory continues to headline major festivals. The band has earned several awards from the international sales charts. They have toured with legends such as Black Sabbath, Slayer, Iron Maiden, and Metallica, as well as taking the stage at three Ozzfests. Fear Factory has influenced generations of bands who achieved multiplatinum success.

But it’s the group’s commitment to unrelenting extremity and creative authenticity that ensured its place in heavy metal history, from the touchstone masterpiece “Demanufacture” to the similarly dominating “Genexus.”

Jannus Live

Lamp

ST. PETERSBURG — Japanese indie pop band Lamp will perform on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 7 p.m., at Jannus Live, 200 First Ave. N., St. Petersburg.

Tickets start at $63.15. Visit www.jannuslive.com.

Lamp was founded in 2000 with members Yusuke Nagai, Kaori Sakakibara, and Taiyo Someya. The band members connected over their mutual interest in 1960s American and British music. They released “Soyokaze Apartment Room 201,” their debut album, on Motel Bleu, in 2002.

Despite releasing a series of albums in the ensuing years, Lamp remained virtually unknown outside of Asia. In 2021, their song “Yume Utsutsu” was used in several viral TikTok videos, bringing the band into the spotlight. Since then, their music has become popular in Europe and North America. “Dusk to Dawn,” their most recent album, was released in 2023.

The Palladium

Simon Lasky Group

ST. PETERSBURG — British jazz pianist/composer Simon Lasky will perform with the Simon Lasky Group on Saturday, Oct. 25, 8 p.m., at the Palladium at St. Petersburg College, 253 Fifth Ave. N., St. Petersburg.

Tickets start at $25. Visit mypalladium.org.

Inquisitive, provocative, blessed with the polished skill of balancing the musical idioms that have shaped his unique musical personality, Lasky has been dazzling audiences on both sides of the Atlantic throughout his career. As a classically trained composer with a lifelong fascination with improvisation, he has forged his engaging signature sound from a love of 20th and 21st century symphonic music, the genius of bands like Steely Dan and Weather Report, and the venturesome nature of contemporary Jazz.

After winning the 2018 Ivors Composer Awards for his song “Close to Ecstasy,” Lasky moved from London to Tampa to study with five-time Grammy nominated jazz composer Chuck Owen at the University of South Florida. Since then, Lasky has thrived as an educator, lecturer, radio host and leader of the eight-piece Simon Lasky Group. Relentlessly curious, his attention to detail, compositional sophistication, and intricate musicality, invites listeners to embrace his distinctive artistry that excites, enchants, and educates throughout every song, album, and concert he brings to life.

In demand as a soloist, lecturer, clinician and sideman, Lasky is currently an adjunct faculty music professor at the University of South Florida and Hillsborough Community College.

Safety Harbor Art & Music Center

Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials

SAFETY HARBOR — Chicago blues masters Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials — recently inducted into the Blues Foundation’s Blues Hall of Fame — will perform on Friday, Oct. 24, 7:30 p.m., at the Safety Harbor Art & Music Center, 706 Second St. N., Safety Harbor.

Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Visit www.safetyharborartandmusiccenter.com.

In Chicago, a city overflowing with unrivaled blues talent, world-renowned Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials have been standing tall for almost 30 years. The band’s big sound, fueled by Lil’ Ed’s gloriously rollicking slide work and deep blues string bending, along with his rough-edged, soulful vocals, is as real and hard-hitting as Chicago blues gets.

Lil’ Ed Williams comes to the blues naturally. His uncle, Chicago slide guitar king and master songwriter J.B. Hutto, taught him how to feel, not just play the blues. Nine albums and thousands of performances later, Lil’ Ed is now universally hailed as a giant of the genre.

Members of Lil’ Ed and The Blues Imperials include bassist (and Ed’s half-brother) James “Pookie” Young, guitarist Mike Garrett and drummer Kelly Littleton. The group has remained together for nearly 30 years, the band fueling Ed’s songs with their rock-solid, road-tested, telepathic musicianship. In 2016, the band released “The Big Sound Of Lil’ Ed & The Blues Imperials” on Alligator Records. The CD features Lil’ Ed’s incendiary playing and playful, passionate singing, with the ragged-but-right Blues Imperials cooking like mad alongside him. Produced by Williams and Alligator president Bruce Iglauer, it is a tour-de-force of authentic, deeply rooted Chicago blues.

Safety Harbor Art & Music Center

Selwyn Birchwood

SAFETY HARBOR — International Blues Challenge winner Selwyn Birchwood and his band will return to the stage on Saturday, Oct. 25, 7:30 p.m., at the Safety Harbor Art & Music Center, 706 Second St. N., Safety Harbor.

Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Visit www.safetyharborartandmusiccenter.com.

On his 2023 Alligator Records release “Exorcist,” Birchwood “delivers the most far-reaching, musically adventurous album of his career,” according to promoters. Recorded in Florida and produced by Tom Hambridge, each of the 13 songs was written and arranged by Birchwood.

Birchwood first hit the blues scene in 2011 with the self-released, self-produced “FL Boy.” After winning the 2013 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, beating 150 other bands, Birchwood found doors swinging open.

He took a big step forward in 2014 with his Alligator Records debut album, “Don’t Call No Ambulance.” The album earned rave reviews from critics and won both the Living Blues Award and the Blues Music Award for Best New Artist Debut. He followed in 2016 with fan-favorite “Pick Your Poison” and, in 2021, with the groundbreaking “Living in a Burning House.” He won the BMA Song of the Year Award for that album’s “I’d Climb Mountains.”

In 1985 in Orlando, Birchwood picked up his first guitar at age 13. By age 19, he was playing with Texas-born blues legend Sonny Rhodes. Ultimately, Rhodes insisted Birchwood go to college and held the guitar spot in his band open for him whenever he was available.

Birchwood earned an MBA from the University of Tampa.

“I challenged myself to get that degree,” Birchwood says on his official website. “These days, it’s not good enough to just be a good player.”

Combining the musical lessons learned from Rhodes and his business acumen, Birchwood, now living in Tampa, formed the Selwyn Birchwood Band in 2010.

Benchmark International Arena

Jonas Brothers

TAMPA — The Jonas Brothers are on the road for their “JONAS20: Living the Dream Tour.” The outing will include a performance on Wednesday, Oct. 22, 7:30 p.m., at Benchmark International Arena, 401 Channelside Drive, Tampa.

Tickets start at $45.20. Visit www.ticketmaster.com.

Each night will take fans on a full, career-spanning journey with dedicated sets from every chapter of Jonas including Nick Jonas & the Administration, Nick Jonas’ solo career, Joe Jonas’ solo work and DNCE, all leading up to an unforgettable headlining performance from the Jonas Brothers. In addition, The All-American Rejects will join as special guests.

“We’re beyond excited to hit the road and celebrate 20 years of music,” said the Jonas Brothers. “Our fans have been with us through every chapter, and this tour is our way of honoring them, the memories we’ve made, and the ones we’ll create together. We can’t wait to make this our biggest, most unforgettable tour yet.”

Hard Rock Event Center

Jorge Celedón

TAMPA — Latin Grammy-winning artist Jorge Celedón will perform on Thursday, Oct. 23, 8 p.m., in the Hard Rock Event Center at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, 5223 Orient Road, Tampa.

Tickets start at $65. Visit Ticketmaster.com or seminolehardrocktampa.com.

A multiple Latin Grammy award-winner, Celedón has always been at the forefront of bringing vallenato music to many countries around the world. The artist, who was recently showcased at the celebration of the 300th anniversary of Turén, Venezuela, continues to cross borders to make the world fall in love with his heartfelt songs, including “Mi Locura,” “Ay hombe,” “Cuatro rosas,” “No puede separarnos,” “El invierno pasado,” “La invitación,” “Parranda en El Cafetal” and “Esta vida.”

The Orpheum

Lebanon Hanover

TAMPA — Lebanon Hanover will perform on Saturday, Oct. 25, 7 p.m., at the Orpheum, 14802 N. Nebraska Ave., Tampa.

Tickets start at $52.82. Visit www.theorpheum.com.

Lebanon Hanover is a Swiss-British music duo formed in 2010 in Sunderland, England. Their music is an ice-cold reply to the alienated world coming from two warm beating hearts. The duo of Larissa Iceglass and William Maybelline appear as true romantics of the modern age, admiring William Wordsworth, fascinated by the beauty of art nouveau aesthetics, exploring British seashores and forests at night as well as inspired by the urbanism of Berlin.

In 2025, Lebanon Hanover return with “Asylum Lullabies,” a collection of songs to listen while you wait to see your favorite psychiatrist.

Nearly five years after the release of “Sci-Fi Sky,” Lebanon Hanover’s new album is the evolution of an even colder, more caustic sound by a band that has dominated the Post Punk landscape for over a decade. “Asylum Lullabies” is a very heavy album about dealing with mental health struggles, a breakup, and ongoing wars, and the current horror in the world, ultimately leaving one consumed with dread, fear, and a constant feeling of being crushed. Everything falls apart at the same time.

The Ritz Ybor

Sullivan King

TAMPA — American DJ of dubstep music and heavy metal musician Sullivan King will take the stage on Friday, Oct. 24, 10 p.m., at the Ritz Ybor, 1503 E. Seventh Ave., Tampa.

Tickets start at $59.20. Visit www.theritzybor.com.

As a producer, guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, King defies boundaries as he fuses dubstep and rock, carving himself a place within both the electronic and metal scenes. His unique live show is a display of shredding guitar riffs, vocals, Djing, and diving into the pit — which has been displayed at festivals including Tomorrowland, Lollapalooza Paris, Hard Summer, and Ilesoniq to name a few.

King recently finished his “Thrones of Blood Tour,” which celebrated the release of his sophomore album of the same name via Monstercat. Having worked alongside an array of artists such as Excision, Aaron Gillespie (Underoath), Papa Roach, Jason Aalon (Fever 333), Ice Nine Kills, Slander, Subtronics, Kayzo, and SVDDEN DEATH, King now has several collaborations on the horizon with some familiar names in both the electronic and hard rock worlds. He continues to merge the genres seamlessly with his 2023 single “You Can’t Break Me,” a collaboration with Adventure Club and legendary metalcore band Atreyu.

The Ritz Ybor

AFI

ST. PETERSBURG — Rockers AFI will perform on Saturday, Oct. 25, 8 p.m., at the Ritz Ybor, 1503 E. Seventh Ave., Tampa.

Tickets start at $46.80. Visit www.theritzybor.com.

Hailing from Ukiah, California, the members of AFI (A Fire Inside) met in high school. After some line-up changes early on, the band has featured members Jade Puget, Hunter Burgan, and original co-founders Davey Havok and Adam Carson since 1998. Stomping onto the hardcore scene, AFI’s early albums are now essential listening for any fan of punk and alternative music. The Art of Drowning appeared on various Billboard charts and their 2017 “AFI” set made it all the way to the No. 4 spot on Billboard’s Top Independent Albums chart.

“Silver Bleeds the Black Sun…,” the band’s 12th and most recent album, was released in August on the Run for Cover label.

Skipper’s Smokehouse

The Wheeland Brothers

TAMPA — The Wheeland Brothers will perform on Saturday, Oct. 25, 8 p.m., at Skipper’s Smokehouse, 910 Skipper Road, Tampa.

Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. Visit skipperssmokehouse.com.

The Wheeland Brothers are two Southern California surfers who grew up where the concrete meets the sand. Their playful pursuit of life invites listeners to join in on the stoke, all the while blending infectious good-time-energy with peaceful introspection.

Their sound is a signature blend of surf rock, reggae, hip hop and acoustic pop.

The Wheeland Brothers have burst onto the national music scene with their album “Pacific Vibration.” They’ve become fan-favorites and mainstays on Sirius XM’s No Shoes Radio as well as Sirius XM’s Radio Margaritaville where their single “Song To The Sun” was the most played song of the summer 2022 on both stations and was added to coveted playlists on both Spotify and Amazon.

Yuengling Center

Reneé Rapp

TAMPA — Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter and pop disruptor Reneé Rapp will perform on Monday, Oct. 27, 8 p.m., at the Yuengling Center, 12499 USF Bull Run Drive, Tampa.

Tickets start at $88.20. Visit www.ticketmaster.com.

Rapp is a critically acclaimed multi-hyphenate with experience in music, film and TV acting and Broadway. In just a few short years, Rapp has solidified her position as a dynamic force across all industries, reaching widespread critical acclaim while simultaneously cultivating her rapidly growing fan-base.

After landing her breakout role as Regina George in “Mean Girls” on Broadway, Rapp eventually turned her attention to her solo music career in 2022. That year saw the release of her debut EP, “Everything to Everyone,” which featured standout tracks “Too Well” and “In The Kitchen.” Following the momentum of “Everything to Everyone,” Rapp channeled her raw talent and authentic voice into the creation of her first full-length studio album “Snow Angel” in 2023. The project, which earned the largest first-week sales for a female artist’s debut album in the U.S. upon release that year, showcased her powerful vocals, introspective songwriting and ability to connect with her fans on a deeply emotional level. “Snow Angel” marked a significant step in Rapp’s musical journey, cementing her status as one of the most compelling and dynamic new artists in the pop landscape, now amassing over 1.4 billion streams and counting across her entire discography.

Across her career, Rapp has played to packed crowds at iconic festivals across the globe, including Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival, Lollapalooza, Governors Ball, Boston Calling and many more. She’s been nominated for two MTV VMA Awards, in the categories of Best New Artist and PUSH Performance of the Year.