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Annabelle Dinda
Annabelle Dinda, born Annabelle Claire Dinda in Wayne, Pennsylvania, is an American indie folk singer-songwriter now based in Brooklyn, New York. A 2021 graduate of NYU Gallatin, where she studied storytelling through music and language, she released her debut single, "Is That How Love Always Ends," independently on SoundCloud in 2019.
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United States
- Sep 1SeattleT-Mobile ParkPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Aug 31SeattleT-Mobile ParkPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Aug 22San FranciscoOracle ParkPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Aug 20PhoenixChase FieldPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Aug 18San DiegoPetco ParkPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Aug 10DenverCoors FieldPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Aug 9DenverCoors FieldPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Aug 6MinneapolisTarget FieldPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Aug 4Kansas CityrecordBarView details
- Jul 28AtlantaTruist ParkPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
- Jul 26RaleighCarter Finley StadiumPerformers: Noah Kahan, Gigi PerezView details
About Annabelle Dinda
Her album releases include Nostalgion (2020), Sad Songs For Dancing (2022) and Sixth Sense (2024), building a catalogue centered on vocals and guitar-driven songwriting. She gained wider attention in November 2025 when her single "The Hand" went viral, amassing over a million likes within its first few weeks online, ahead of her January 2026 album Some Things Never Leave.
Dinda is currently serving as an opening act on Noah Kahan's 2026 "The Great Divide Tour," alongside fellow singer-songwriter Gigi Perez. Her work is known for pairing sharp, direct lyricism with a folk-rooted sound built around lived experience, memory and emotional residue, themes she has developed steadily across more than six years of independent releases before reaching a wider audience through Some Things Never Leave.