BEC SANDRIDGE // NATIONAL TOUR 2025
Very special guests TBA
Bec Sandridge is hitting the road with her band to celebrate her bratty new single Always A Fan. Expect melodrama, bigger hooks, fuzzed-out guitars, and a few unsolicited overshares—delivered with grit and polish.
Known for her theatrical, no-holds-barred live show, Sandridge has played Falls Festival, World Pride, Groovin the Moo, Indiestad and London Calling, toured the UK and Europe, and supported Mitski, St. Vincent, Saah Blasko, Yungblud, Ladyhawke, Kimbra, and Tegan and Sara. Her new single Always A Fan—co-produced with Nick Zaharias (MAY-A, The Buoys)— featuring collaborators like Tony Buchen (G Flip, Smashing Pumpkins), Dave Jenkins Jr (Daniel Johns, Vera Blue, and multi-Grammy-winner Cian Riordan (St Vincent, Billie Eilish, Lana Del Rey).
Her 2024 Great Southern Nights show was the first in the series to sell out.
Now she’s back with fresh chaos, new sounds, and a high tolerance for emotional exposure.
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Listen to my music here:
https://becsandridge.bandcamp.com/ OR: https://open.spotify.com/artist/693lRFCUH8BNpURQO9RMpt?si=dudD4ZjlQWKGUJuIbe6vIg
Discovering Bec Sandridge feels like being let in on a secret. A queer-pop shapeshifter with sharp angles, step-down black-and-white hair, and a voice somewhere between David Byrne and Kate Bush, Sandridge has been bending pop into performance art for over a decade. Her new single Always A Fan—co-produced with Nick Zaharias (MAY-A, The Buoys)—is the first from her upcoming album Happy Futures, featuring collaborators like Tony Buchen (G Flip, Smashing Pumpkins), Dave Jenkins Jr (Daniel Johns, Vera Blue, and Grammy-winner Cian Riordan (St Vincent, Lana Del Rey).
She’s supported Mitski, St. Vincent, Tegan and Sara, Ladyhawke, Kimbra, Yungblud; played Reeperbahn, World Pride, Falls Festival; and appeared on The L Word, Q+A, and at Sydney Opera House. Sandridge’s bold blend of theatre, fuzz pedals, and queer angst earned her Triple J rotation, an ISC finalist nod, and a sold-out 2024 Great Southern Nights show—the first in the series to do so.
Pop—bent, broken, and reassembled into something radically her own.