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News: Rising Bassist Blu DeTiger Brings Her Powerful Sound to Australia

  • September 30, 2024
  • Deb Pelser
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Blu DeTiger is the kind of artist who doesn’t ask for permission to take centre stage—she just picks up her bass and commands it. For a long time, bassists were sidelined, the steady undercurrent beneath the flash of lead guitars and vocalists, but Blu rewrites that narrative with every slick groove. Her Australian debut tour, with stops at intimate venues and a spot at Changing Tides Festival, feels less like a formal introduction and more like a homecoming to those who’ve already felt the pulse of her sound.

Born and raised in New York City, Blu has the kind of grit that only comes from playing your first gig at CBGB as a kid and growing up surrounded by the chaos and energy of Lower Manhattan. By the time she was 17, she was already a mainstay in the downtown scene, DJing clubs and dropping live bass riffs into sets that made the dance floor throb with life.

Her debut album, All I Ever Want Is Everything, carries the urgency of a young artist fully stepping into her own, a blend of emotional highs and lows that don’t shy away from vulnerability.

She built her profile opening for artists like Sabrina Carpenter and Jungle, her own headline tours around the US and Europe, and becoming one of her generation’s most sought-after bass players, lending her talents to Bleachers (with whom she appeared on Saturday Night Live), Olivia Rodrigo, Dominic Fike, Caroline Polachek, Chromeo, and Fletcher among others.

While Blu is yet to touch down in Australia, she brings with her a significant connection to local audiences and artists. Her 2021 single ‘Vintage’ was remixed by Flight Facilities, which has since amassed over 7 million streams, and her debut Capitol Records studio album, All I Ever Want Is Everything, features a collaboration with Mallrat on the track “Cut Me Down”.

Blu Detiger Australian Tour
Thursday, 12th December – Valley Loft – Brisbane, QLD (18+)
Friday, 13th December – Oxford Art Factory – Sydney, NSW (18+)
Saturday, 14th December – Changing Tides Festival – Kiama, NSW (18+)
Sunday, 15th December – Stay Gold – Melbourne, VIC (18+)

Head HERE for ticketing information.

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