Haute & Freddy's Big Disgrace Tour in Philadelphia

Haute and Freddy, the Los Angeles-based alternative pop duo, bring their theatrical synth-pop spectacle to Philadelphia as part of the Big Disgrace Tour. Known for their vintage circus aesthetics and '80s-inspired sound, the pair—vocalist Michelle Buzz and drummer Lance Shipp—create a visually stunning show complete with clowns, acrobats, and stilt-walkers.

The duo built their reputation through a series of acclaimed singles and festival appearances, including Electric Forest and Austin City Limits. Their debut album, Big Disgrace, released on Atlantic Records in 2026, fuses dance-pop, electropop, and new wave influences. Critics have compared their sound to artists like Chappell Roan, Kate Bush, and Soft Cell.

Live, Haute and Freddy transform venues into a carnivalesque wonderland. Their '18th century runaway carnie' aesthetic, paired with infectious hooks and energetic performances, makes for a night of pure escapism. Fans, known collectively as 'the Royal Court,' can expect a blend of medieval and Baroque fashion with modern pop sensibilities.

This is a chance to see the rising duo alongside the Rubin Brothers. The evening blends music, theatrics, and pure escapism.