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Live Nation is thrilled to announce Fiji Blue is coming back to Singapore as part of the The “Glide” Tour in Asia. Fiji Blue is set to perform across 4 cities in Asia beginning with Singapore, followed by ,">span>, Shanghai and Guangzhou.
Fiji Blue – The “Glide” Tour Asia in Singapore will take place at Gateway Theatre on 21 November 2024 (Thu).
Live Nation members can secure tickets during the exclusive Live Nation presale on 18 Sep (Wed), from 12pm to 11:59pm. Visit www.livenation.sg">span> for free membership signup and presale access. Tickets to public will be available on 19 Sep (Thu), from 12pm via www.ticketmaster.sg.
">p>The story of Fiji Blue owes a debt to both coasts, but his genre-spanning sound is truly global. After graduating Berklee College of Music in 2019 with a major in songwriting, Phoenix-raised Trevor Dering relocated to Los Angele. There, the Southern California cool of Fiji Blue became fully realized, swirling bedroom pop, indie, house, easy listening and R&B into a sun-kissed daydream.
A stamp of approval from BTS’s Jungkook elevated the single “It Takes Two” to the global stage in 2022, while tours in Southeast Asia, an appearance on Spotify’s New Music Friday and features by Ones To Watch (who hailed the “incredibly orchestrated” songs) introduced Fiji Blue to millions of new listeners. Now, more than 300 million Spotify streams and 20 million YouTube views later, Fiji Blue’s long-awaited debut album Glide (Nettwerk) is Dering’s strongest artistic statement to date, mourning endings and practicing love and gratitude for what remains with potent lyricism and a reassuring voice listeners won’t soon forget.
Ruminating on loss and love both platonic and romantic, the songs on Glide are captivating snapshots of Dering’s songwriting prowess, achingly personal yet universally relatable. “This album was written during a period of personal transition,” he explains. “There’s a lot of adjustment that comes with dealing with the end of relationships, feeling stuck in the middle trying to process all these intense feelings at the same time.”
Information Source: Provided by Live Nation Singapore