As BIZZY herself puts it: “It’s like when you’ve cried so hard, you just start laughing. They’ve already done the worst. At this point? You might as well run me over with your car.”
“Tuesday” also kicks off season two of Bizflix, BIZZY’s quirky, behind-the-scenes music series where she blends fresh releases with a dose of storytelling. Season one took fans on a wild ride with “Don’t Tell The Girls” (released April 4th), with four episodes of chaotic fun that pulled listeners deeper into her world. Now, season two is here, picking up right where she left off: sharp, unpredictable turns, messy moments, and as always, unfiltered honesty. Stay tuned on BIZZY’s socials—things are about to get wild.
In exciting news, BIZZY will join indie-pop favorite Rachel Chinouriri as a supporting act on her North American tour, which kicks off May 9th in Washington, DC. The tour will hit 16 cities, including major stops in NYC, Toronto, LA, Seattle, Houston, and more (media passes available upon request, full tour dates and tickets here).
2024 was a breakthrough year for BIZZY, marking her fearless evolution and unstoppable rise. After the success of her debut EP I Don’t Get Breakups and a standout US tour with FRENSHIP, she solidified her place as one of alt-pop’s most exciting voices, racking up over 27 million global streams and landing on 25+ Spotify editorial playlists.
Her recent singles have earned widespread praise, with 1883 Magazine calling her “a master of raw storytelling” after the release of “Hotter Than Your Ex”, while TMRW Magazine described “Tastes Like Shit” as “relatable, savage, and deeply human.” BIZZY has also earned accolades from tastemakers like V Magazine for her “raw lyrics and powerful vocals” and The Line of Best Fit, who dubbed her a “burgeoning star.”
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May 9 – 9:30 Club — Washington, DC
May 10 – 9:30 Club — Washington, DC
May 12 – Webster Hall — New York, NY
May 14 – Danforth Music Hall — Toronto, ON
May 16 – Théâtre Fairmount — Montréal, QC
May 18 – The Sinclair — Cambridge, MA
May 20 – Metro — Chicago, IL
May 21 – Fine Line — Minneapolis, MN
May 24 – Ogden Theatre — Denver, CO
May 25 – Soundwell — Salt Lake City, UT
May 28 – Neumos — Seattle, WA
May 29 – Wonder Ballroom — Portland, OR
May 31 – The Independent — San Francisco, CA
June 2 – The Fonda Theatre — Los Angeles, CA
June 3 – The Fonda Theatre — Los Angeles, CA
June 6 – House of Blues — Dallas, TX
June 7 – Empire Control Room + Garage — Austin, TX
June 8 – House of Blues Main Hall — Houston, TX
June 10 – Variety Playhouse — Atlanta, GA
