Blu DeTiger Announces Fall Headline Tour

Bass prodigy and rising pop icon, Blu DeTiger has announced her extensive North American headline tour, kicking off on November 3rd at Royale in Boston. The run will find her criss-crossing the US before ending with a hometown show at NYC’s Webster Hall on December 3rd. 

Blu has been playing some of 2022’s biggest festivals, including Hangout, Lightning In A Bottle, Governors Ball, Bonnaroo and Electric Forest. She recently completed a massively successful headline tour of Europe and performed with electro-funk duo Chromeo at Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

Last month, Capitol Records released “Crash Course,” Blu’s collaboration with Biig Piig. Consequence of Sound said, “The appropriately-named ‘Crash Course’ moves at an electrifyingly quick pace, complete with DeTiger’s usual funk bass and some delightful auxiliary percussion. It’s refreshing to hear both artists turn the tempo notch high while retaining their respectively cool styles, always effortless and wonderfully stylish.” Magnetic Magazine observed, “their summer banger…[is] a dance-floor-ready jam.” Ones To Watch noted, “A loopy ride through electronic effects and backed by an infectious bass line, ‘Crash Course’ arrives as a chaotically cool track from Blu DeTiger and Biig Piig. As the ‘it girls’ in their respective US and UK lanes, this collaboration is lightning in a bottle.” Check out the official video, which finds Blu and Biig Piig navigating the course at a go-kart track, HERE.

Born in NYC, Blu became a staple in the city by age 16, DJing at different clubs and playing bass in the middle of her sets. Her strong passion for creativity – blending music and fashion – has led to campaigns with Levi’s and DKNY, Fender’s 2021 Up Next, and more. Early on, she toured with Caroline Polachek and Bleachers leading to a “Saturday Night Live” performance in January 2022.

Blu’s releases have racked up over 120 million streams to date, including the hit single “Figure It Out,” which was featured on her independent debut EP How Did We Get Here?and charted at AAA radio, made NPR Music’s Top 40 Songs of the Year, and garnered attention from i-D, Paper, Variety and Flaunt Magazine, among many others. Hailing her as “one to watch,” Paste said, “DeTiger perfectly encapsulates that chill, cool-girl pop sound with infectious bass grooves and gorgeous harmonies.”