Poppy

Artist · Tribute Shows & Tickets

Poppy tribute shows

12 past shows · 12 cities · 3 countries

Tribute shows

Unofficial tribute and cover shows — the artist is not taking part.

Past shows

12 past shows
  1. Forest (Brussels), BelgiumVorst Nationaal/Forest NationalPerformers: Evanescence, Nova Twins
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  2. Leeds, United KingdomLeeds First Direct Bank ArenaPerformers: Evanescence, K.Flay
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  3. Nashville, United StatesMarathon Music WorksPerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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  4. Charlotte, United StatesThe Fillmore CharlottePerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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  5. Atlanta, United StatesTabernaclePerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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  6. Orlando, United StatesHard Rock Live OrlandoPerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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  7. Houston, United StatesHouse of Blues HoustonPerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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  8. Dallas, United StatesHouse of Blues DallasPerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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  9. Austin, United StatesStubb's Waller Creek AmphitheaterPerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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  10. Phoenix, United StatesThe Van BurenPerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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  11. Portland, United StatesRoseland TheaterPerformers: Landmvrks, Thousand Below
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  12. Seattle, United StatesParamount TheatrePerformers: LANDMVRKS, Thousand Below
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About Poppy

Poppy, born Moriah Rose Pereira on 1 January 1995 in Boston, Massachusetts, and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, is an American singer-songwriter, producer...

Poppy, born Moriah Rose Pereira on 1 January 1995 in Boston, Massachusetts, and raised in Nashville, Tennessee, is an American singer-songwriter, producer, director and former YouTuber. She began her online career posting surreal, deadpan character videos before transitioning into a recording artist under the mononym Poppy, initially developing her persona alongside collaborator Titanic Sinclair.

Her debut studio album, Poppy.Computer, was released on 6 October 2017 through Mad Decent, an art-pop record heavily influenced by Japanese music and culture that explored themes of technology, fame and growing up online, mirroring the content of her YouTube channel. The album was produced with collaborators including Simon Wilcox, Titanic Sinclair, Chris Greatti and Ryosuke Sakai, and she supported it with the Poppy.Computer Tour through late 2017 and early 2018.

Poppy won the 2017 Streamy Award for Breakthrough Artist of the Year. In subsequent releases she moved progressively toward heavier, metal- and industrial-influenced sounds, distancing her music from her earlier bubblegum-pop online persona and drawing critical attention for reinventing her artistic identity across successive albums.

She has continued to record and tour as a musician while also working as an actress, author and director, maintaining a multidisciplinary public profile beyond music.

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