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Adia Victoria has added several live dates to her US tour this Fall. She will make stops in Chicago, St. Louis, Washington D.C., Philadelphia, New York, Boston and more. Adia Victoria will also perform at Pickathon Festival in August and Hopscotch Music Festival in September. All tour dates below.
Adia Victoria recently had her late-night television debut on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert – watch the stunning performance HERE. She also performed a special stripped back and intimate performance for NPR‘s Tiny Desk series –Watch HERE.
Adia Victoria has received heaps of critical acclaim for her debut album Beyond The Bloodhounds. “Beyond The Bloodhounds is a compilation of gothic, sharp witted, and fiery folk that is excellent,” said FADER. Dangerous Minds says “Adia Victoria’s gestalt can be summed up in a musical Venn diagram wherein PJ Harvey, Fiona Apple and Hank Williams meet Jack White, Chelsea Wolfe, St. Vincent, Gary Clark Jr. and Patti Smith. She’s an incredible guitarist. In her songwriting she has a remarkable talent for getting straight to the point. Her literate lyrics are sharply observed; direct yet intangible, so the listener can project themselves onto her poetry.”
Adia’s musical introduction to the world came in the form of 3 tracks released over the past 18 months – “Stuck In The South,” “Sea of Sand,” and “Howlin’ Shame.” The music was quick to resonate and publications like Fader, Rookie, Teen Vogue and NPR. Rolling Stone featured Adia Victoria as one of “10 New Artists You Need to Know.” The Village Voice called her an “eerie, intriguing songwriter,” with “bone chilling guitar riffs and lyrics topped with candid scorn.” Vogue highlighted the recording artist as one of “5 Beauties Who Answer to Afropunk’s Rebellious Call.”
