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CANCELED: Alex Warren – “You’ll Be Alright, Kid” Tour w/ Michael Sanzone

CANCELED: Globe Hall Presents Alex Warren with Michael Sanzone on Tuesday, October 8 — Named to PEOPLE’s list of “Talented Emerging Artists Making Their Mark,” Alex is among the most followed Gen Z celebrities on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok. From being homeless and sleeping in friends’ cars to his current rise to stardom as a multi-talented musician, Warren has shared the intimate details of his life with the world for over a decade, building an online community of 26M+ cumulative followers. Now known for his vulnerable pop melodies, passionate vocals, and lyrical candor, Warren has won over fans with a series of deeply personal singles including “Yard Sale,” which boasts over 18M global streams and counting. Last year, Alex wrapped his first tour opening for Daniel Seavey before embarking on his first-ever string of headline performances including a night at the legendary Troubadour in LA. Warren kicked off the year with his breakthrough track, “Before You Leave Me,” which has already amassed over 87M global streams following an impressive first week of over 2.7M global streams. On TikTok, the track has accumulated over 7.5M total views, 19M total engagements, and 10K creates. Produced by Adam Yaron and co-written by Warren with Yaron and Roland Spreckley (Ava Max, BTS, Steve Aoki), the track is inspired by Alex’s previously long distance relationship with his fiancé Kouvr Annon and is joined by a spectacularly choreographed official music video. Directed by Hunter Moreno and now surpassing 3.2M views, watch the equal parts Bridgerton and The Greatest Showman visual HERE. His latest track “Save You A Seat” serves as a tribute to his late parents ahead of Alex’s wedding. Resonating with listeners who have experienced loss in some capacity, the track has already received an outpouring of love across social media with over 46K creates, 16M total engagements and 170M total views ahead of release. The track has already accumulated over 29M global streams and was released alongside an official performance video HERE. – All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian  

Daniel Nunnelee w/ Noah Pope + Downey Chase

Globe Hall Presents Daniel Nunnelee with Noah Pope and Downey Chase on Friday, August 23 –With the arrival of his self-released breakout single “Pick and Choose” in 2022, Memphis-born singer/songwriter Daniel Nunnelee introduced the world to his sweetly offbeat and soul-baring form of folk/indie-rock. An instant viral sensation that amassed over a million streams in just ten days, “Pick and Choose” soon led to the making of June, Baby: a strangely enchanting debut album revealing both his old-soul sensibilities and wide-eyed perspective on finding your way in the world. With its title nodding to his birthday month and to the duality he embodies as a quintessential Gemini, June, Baby explores such emotionally heavy matters as anxiety and anticipatory grief, endlessly showcasing the graceful musicality he first developed by playing guitar in church as a kid. A lifelong nature lover who wrote much of June, Baby at his favorite park and at remote cabins in Mississippi and Colorado, the Nashville-based artist also sets his self-reflection to a one-of-a-kind sound matching its homespun charm with the unbridled energy he’s brought to the stage opening for artists like Madi Diaz and Shakey Graves (in addition to headlining his own tours). A truly gifted vocalist who brings an undeniably playful spirit to his existential questioning, Nunnelee ultimately hopes that listeners might take whatever they need from his songs — whether it’s a deeper communion with the natural world that incessantly inspires his music, or a monumental shift in their own outlook on life.   – All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian  

WesGhost & Diggy Graves (SECOND SHOW ADDED)

Globe Hall Presents WesGhost and Diggy Graves on Wednesday, June 19th.Known for emotional, confessional, and relatable songs, WesGhost has built a close and dedicated fan base despite never appearing without his signature masks and balaclavas. Recent performances include a headline performance at EmoNite in Los Angeles and a self-produced warehouse concert in Downtown LA, with more shows being announced soon. “SPINE”, out now, is the latest release from WesGhost following previous tracks “DOOMED”, “EXPIRED”, and “TEETH” feat. Diggy Graves. Catch his recent profile pieces in FLAUNT and FAR OUT. From Rap to HorrorCore, Diggy Graves doesn’t have a specific genre. He likes to describe his music as a melting pot of genres. During the covid years Diggy finally gave in and decided to make a Tik Tok, which blew him up into internet stardom overnight with his well known song Cute Girl. His social media virality led to a huge increase in streaming numbers. With one of his songs passing the 10 million stream milestone on Spotify and Apple Music. Diggy’s catalog of music is growing rapidly and he plans on releasing a ton of new music in 2024.  – 16+, under 16 admitted with a ticketed parent or guardian

Brothertiger w/ Neo Tokyo Philharmonic

Globe Hall presents Brothertiger with Neo Tokyo Philharmonic on Sunday, Septemer 22nd. John Jagos began his musical journey in 2009 by experimenting with his own electronic productions in his college dorm room. After uploading a few of his early creations to MySpace, he quickly attracted prominent music blog attention from outlets like Pitchfork and No Pain in Pop and found himself amidst the style of electronic pop sometimes referred to as chillwave. “The music I was already making was fitting into that vibe,” he recalls. Eleven years into his career, Jagos has refined his productions and evolved the Brothertiger sound into a blend of hi-fi electronic-indie, new wave and nostalgic synth-pop.    Jagos released two albums—2012’s Golden Years and Future Splendors in 2013—on electronic label Mush, which counts Bibio and Daedelus in its stable; in 2015, Jagos went full-on independent by self-releasing his third album, Out of Touch, which features the stand out “High Tide.” Since then, he’s busied himself with touring and releasing a Tears for Fears cover album (of which Tears for Fears said, “His ‘Mothers Talk’ is better than ours”), 2019’s A Chain of Islands EP, four instrumental albums (Fundamentals Vol. I-IV) compiled from his bi-monthly livestreams, as well as 2020’s Paradise Lost, his first studio full-length in five years.    2021 was a prolific year for Jagos. New singles “Heaven,” “New Life,” and “Dancer On The Water” showcase a poppier musical direction in contrast to the darker, more self-reflective temperaments of Paradise Lost. A cover of the overlooked ‘80s gem “Torn Open” by Sophie and Peter Johnston arrived in early 2022 with guest vocals from guitar virtuoso Yvette Young. Now with new remixes in by a handful of the most exciting names in electronic and experimental music (CFCF, Fire-Toolz, and Ecovillage), Jagos is teasing at more exciting news on the horizon and proving that he has plenty of unique and tantalizing territories yet to explore.   – All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian  

Luna Li w/ John Roseboro + Alana Mars

Globe Hall Presents Luna Li with John Roseboro and Alana Mars on Thursday, October 3 —  Luna Li is more than a musical project. It’s a world unto itself, and a kingdom of its creator’s making. For the Korean-Canadian, Toronto-based multi-instrumentalist songwriter, composer, and producer Hannah Bussiere Kim, the universe of Luna Li is hyperlush and inclusive by design. It’s an evolving, musical transmission that takes its cues from nature’s healing properties to explore vulnerability and identity. A blend of indie rock and psych; where experimental neoclassical morphs into pristine pop, Luna Li is the sound of an everyday symphony, crafted from the perspective of the female gaze. When the pandemic started, Li started self-recording instrumental interludes as a radical form of care. By letting others into spontaneous moments of creation, she made her process transparent and communal. Her self-recorded “jams” — video snippets of her constructing beats piecemeal — went viral many times over, racking up over 8 million streams and producing a fiercely loyal following. Its resulting self-titled EP garnered widespread acclaim (“Why aren’t people queuing up to buy beats from this person?,” asked The Needle Drop’s Anthony Fantano.) and led to coverage in Fashion, Paper Magazine, i-D and a slot opening for Japanese Breakfast. In 2021 Li performed on the main stage of 88rising’s “Head In The Clouds” festival, and in 2022 was selected as one of NME’s Top 100 Emerging Artists. Luna Li’s debut record Duality (featuring Jay Som, Dreamer Isioma, and beabadoobee) wrestles intimate, otherworldly questions to the ground in order to better understand the collective. Capable of both detonating an incendiary riff, or slipping into the splendor of celestial strings, the album’s power lies in its most delicate moments. “Each song on the album has some element of light and dark,” Luna Li says. “Where there’s happiness there’s still uncertainty; where there’s anxiety there’s also beauty; and where there’s tension there’s freedom.”   – All ages, ticketed guests under 16 admitted with ticketed guardian