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Bebe Rexha Announces North American Summer Tour Dates

Tickets will go on sale on Friday, February 23 at 10 a.m. local.

Global hitmaker Bebe Rexha announces 2023 North American tour dates. The news follows the recent arrival of the multi-platinum artist's '70s-infused single "Heart Wants What It Wants" and the ongoing chart domination of David Guetta collaboration "I'm Good (Blue)."

Destined to be one of the summer's hottest tickets, the tour kicks off in Phoenix, AZ on May 31 and stops in most major cities, before winding up at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA on June 30. See all dates below.

Artist Presale and VIP Packages for Rexha's exhilarating live show will go on sale on Wednesday, February 22 at 10 a.m. local with the general on-sale following on Friday, February 23 at 10 a.m. local. Purchase tickets HERE .

"Heart Wants What It Wants" is the hotly anticipated follow-up to the global smash "I'm Good (Blue)" - a reunion with super-producer David Guetta that riffs on Eiffel 65's seminal "Blue (Da Ba Dee)." After a snippet went viral on TikTok in late 2022, the banger topped the charts in more than 20 countries and has amassed over 1.1 billion streams. It reached #1 at Top 40, Hot AC and Dance radio and was nominated for a GRAMMY® Award along with winning an MTV European Music Award.

After cutting her teeth as an in-demand songwriter (she penned Eminem and Rihanna's "The Monster," among other hits), Rexha started churning out smashes of her own including multi-platinum G-Eazy collaboration "Me, Myself & I" and Martin Garrix-produced club sensation "In The Name Of Love." In 2017, she struck gold with "Meant To Be," a country duet with Florida Georgia Line that was certified Diamond (10x Platinum). Rexha has since garnered over 16 billion cumulative streams.

"Meant To Be" earned Rexha a nomination for Best Country Duo/Group Performance at the 61st Annual GRAMMY® Awards, where she was also up for Best New Artist. The pop star has released two critically acclaimed albums, 2018's Expectations and 2021's Better Mistakes. Expect to hear beloved hits from all of those project's on Rexha's upcoming tour as well as recent smashes like "Heart Wants What It Wants."

Bebe Rexha 2023 North American Tour Dates

May 31 - Phoenix, AZ - The Van Buren June 1 - Anaheim, CA - House of Blues June 3 - San Diego, CA - House of Blues June 4 - Oakland, CA - The Fox Theater June 6 - Seattle, WA - Showbox SoDo June 7 - Portland, OR - Crystal Ballroom June 9 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Complex June 10 - Brighton, CO - Adams County Pride Fest June 12 - Minneapolis, MN - The Fillmore June 13 - Chicago, IL - Riviera Theatre June 15 - Toronto, ON - Rebel June 17 - Boston, MA - House of Blues June 18 - New York, NY - The Rooftop at Pier 17 June 20 - Philadelphia, PA - The Fillmore June 21 - Washington, D.C. - The Fillmore June 23 - Atlanta, GA - Tabernacle June 24 - Orlando, FL - Hard Rock Live June 26 - Houston, TX - House of Blues June 27 - Dallas, TX - House of Blues June 30 - Los Angeles, CA - The Wiltern

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Bebe Rexha (born August 30, 1989) is the stage and recording name of American pop/rock and dance singer, songwriter and recording artist Bleta Rexha, hailing from Brooklyn, New York, U.S.

Born to Albanian parents, Bebe Rexha spent much of her childhood being passionate about music, and participated in a number of musicals throughout high school including “Hello, Dolly!”, “Jesus Christ Superstar”, and “Fiddler on the Roof”. Inspired by the likes of Tori Amos, John Legend, and The Temptations, Rexha won the Best Teen Songwriter award at The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences' Grammy Day event, which led to the young songwriter meeting a host of successful producers.

In 2010, Rexha begun writing and recording songs in producer Sam Hollander’s studio, before being approached by Fall Out Boy’s bassist Pete Wentz. With the idea of forming an electro, alternative group with Jamaican influences the duo Black Cards was born, and Rexha singed with Wentz’ Decaydance label in partnership with Island Def Jam. The single “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Fame” was released in mid-2011, however following a host of songs being leaked on to Youtube, the duo’s debut was postponed, and Rexha ultimately left the group in January 2012.

Following a three-month period of courting labels, the singer-songwriter signed with Warner Bros. Records in 2013. By this point Rexha had penned popular songs including Selena Gomez’s “Like a Champion”, Nikki Williams’ “Glowing”, and Eminem’s Billboard Hot 100 No. One hit “The Monster”. The singer’s solo debut single “Comeback Kids” was released to her SoundCloud later in 2013, after which she collaborated with EDM group Cash Cash on their single “Take Me Home”.

In anticipation of her debut album, which features esteemed producers including David Guetta, Fraser T Smith, and Freuqency, Rexha released her official debut single “I Can’t Stop Drinking About You” in March 2014. In December the single “I’m Gonna Show You Crazy” followed, finding success in Finland, Norway, and Sweden, before releasing the subsequent single “Gone”.

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Bebe really surprised and impressed us all! I love her music and her cute spunk, but I wasn't expecting too much. I was expecting another fun, adorable artist and her cute songs, but it was so much more than that. Bebe talked to us so much between songs, even telling us stories from kindergarten and explains what some of her song really mean to her. She even made a few jokes about other artists and it was pretty funny. Her personality truly is adorable, and her voice was so incredibly amazing live, who would've thought? I definitely have a WHOLE new respect for this woman. She's gorgeous, she sings well, her stage presence was pleasant for sure, and she didn't have too bad of opening acts either! Her first opening act, Spencer Ludwig, surprised us with a modern twist on jazz. I loved his energy. Then Daniel Skye came on and he was pretty good, he definitely has some talent, but is kind of bland as a person/performer. Either way, Bebe slayed it all. It was her first time in Seattle, with 350 of us there, and everything about this experience was so memorable. I got a cute black shirt and white hat from the merch booth too!

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Bleta Rexha better known by her stage name Bebe Rexha may have only begun her singer/songwriter career in 2010 yet she can already name David Guetta, Pete Wentz, Eminem and Cash Cash as past clients or collaborators. The Albanian born performer casts a striking figure onstage. Now as she focuses on her solo material and releases, she has begun to tour at a more devoted pace to reach her fanbase on both sides of the Atlantic.

Intermingling her danceable solo material with famous collaborative tracks including 'Hey Mama' and 'Take Me Home'. Although a lot of the material is pretty fast paced she still has chance to allow her vocal to shine on a slower cover of 'The Monster' by Eminem which she co-wrote. This lady clearly has untapped talent in a variety of fields yet whilst she has spent so much time in the studio many have not realised she is an energetic and impressive live performer. Although she does not have countless experience on the stage, she still handles it well and as the crowds will surely grow in size it would appear that Bebe Rexha will be able to handle this with a professional ease.

I have to say this review might be subjective because I've been a huge fan of Bebe since a few time now. I saw her in Paris and she was amazing ! Her looks were on point and her voice live is way better than I expected. She has great energy and her voice sounds less "nasal" on stage in real life. I highly suggest anyone who likes her music to see her live because she sings so well and interacts with the public a lot. What I like about her is that it sounds real when she does it. She's always honest. She doesn't let the different languages come in the way of communication.

Tonight was awesome I just can't subscribe how unbelievable it was. She was sooooo good, unfortunately she had a short break in the show cause she was not feeling very well but after a few minutes she continued the show. She is someone you really want to be with just herself, funny and she takes her time for you. It was the most epic show I have ever seen, everyone was singing, just amazing

Bebe Rexha was amazing in Charlotte. From the second she took the stage, the show was nonstop. The entire audience was so into it, singing along to all her hits.

She has incredible stages presence. This one was of my favourite performances this year. I can't wait to see live again.

First she is gorgeous and the bitch can sing! I had a fabulous time. She seems to be really down to earth & her show was super fun. She interacts really well with the crowd. Goals meet Bebe next time. She is really bad ass

Was a amazing experience, she is so beautiful and your voice are a beautiful harmony ❤️, I love Bebé Rexha is the best female singer in the fucking world, your show was electrifying and spectacular

she can sing, she is very pretty but at times she talks too much, overall was fun and will go see her again, I didn't like that they stopped to show to invite guys to rap on stage, they were terrible...

Bebe is so fan oriented and body positive. On top of that, she puts on a dope live show with her incredible voice, amazing stage chemistry and the fact that she is willing to be a little wild on stage!

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Bebe Rexha Is Throwing a ’70s Eurodance Party With Guests Dolly Parton, Snoop Dogg

The album "Bebe" arrives today via Warner Records.

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The 1970s — synonymous with great female singer-songwriters and the precursor to Eurodance – represent everything Bebe Rexha had envisioned herself proclaiming to the world with her third and self-titled studio album that arrives today via Warner Records .

“It’s about feeling empowered even while feeling uncertain — of change, growing up, self-reflecting,” Rexha tells Variety . “I’ve always been open in my lyrics — and with life in general — when it comes to talking about what I’ve been through…this album is about expression and tells a story about having a change of heart.”

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“There’s nothing like playing songs live — especially songs like these,” she says, adding that the pumping grooves of “I’m Not High, I’m In Love” would make for a great tour opener. “When you’re there and you’re feeling the energy that radiates off the fans, it’s a special kind of connection … and because it’s been six years, I feel like that’s going to be so important for me and my fan base.”

The setlist is looking to be a career-spanning take of her most beloved hits, catering to her day-one fans who lovingly call themselves the Rexhars. “There’s going to be a lot of fun segments… a lot of like older music from my old EPs like ‘All Your Fault: Pt. 1’ and ‘Expectations.’ There’s going to be medleys and moments dedicated to bringing the fans back to build up to the new stuff,” she says.

When the song was officially released as a single in August, it topped the charts in more than a dozen countries including the U.K., Australia, and Canada, and peaked at No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

“The song was such a big moment, and it needed to be on the album but we needed to see where it would fit within the music that had more of a 70s flavor,” she says. “‘I’m Good (Blue)’ is followed by ‘Call on Me’ on the track list for that reason.”

“Call on Me” is produced by Burns (Lady Gaga, Ava Max), who is behind the song’s addictive dance hook. He also produced Rexha’s first solo dance hit, “Sacrifice,” off her last album. “We were both aiming for like Stevie Nicks ‘Edge of Seventeen’ in the verses but tied together with that classic dance hook. It kind of put a bow on the whole project.”

Maintaining ownership of her femininity and identity as an artist, “Bebe” has scattered moments of powerful and honest lyricism. In “I Am,” a track inspired by the plight of anti-abortion legislation, Rexha chants about being a woman, a rebel and most importantly: being enough. “No matter what, I’m going to do whatever the fuck I’m feeling – especially when it comes to songwriting. I just love to write,” she says.

“I lie awake inside a dream and I run away from me / the seasons change right under my feet,” Rexha sings in “Seasons,” as Parton’s layered harmonies fill the sonic space. “I was in the studio, and we recorded the guitar and my vocals at the same time and didn’t edit much — just sang through a straight take. Then Dolly added her vocals and the result was just perfect.”

Parton’s participation had long been a dream for Rexha who grew up with the country icon’s songs on repeat at the hands of her grandmother. Still, the road to winning over a feature from Parton wasn’t easy as she had previously “declined nicely” to Rexha’s collaboration requests.

“She wrote me a thoughtful, handwritten note once just to say she was grateful for the request but the song I had submitted was about heaven and hell, and well, she didn’t have any interest in singing about hell that way,” she explains. “I understood completely, and the gesture was so thoughtful. I knew one day there would be a perfect song for us to share and ‘Seasons’ was it. She sent me her verse and her harmonies, and we got to film this really fun video together.”

The music video for “Seasons” was shot in Parton’s Nashville compound, and was a “laugh-fest,” as Rexha describes. “Dolly is so funny — one of the funniest people I’ve met. I was in awe of her, wowed by her six-inch heels. I just [have] such strong admiration for her, not just as an artist, but as a songwriter. I started my career as a songwriter and would look up to Dolly because she’s able to write songs for other people, while also having success for herself.”

She’s set to debut a collaboration PNAU and Ozuna called “Stars” in May, followed by the official release of “If Only I,” a single she previewed during her guest slot with DJ duo Two Friends at Coachella. In the meantime, she’s working on drumming up the deluxe issue of “Bebe,” which will see the inclusion of an unreleased track titled “Now You Don’t Exist.”

“Fans kept asking for it and they tell me that they think I’m crazy for leaving it out of the main album,” she says. “They’re very opinionated — which I love… If I post a snippet of something and they want it, they’re going to keep writing to me until they get it. I love the dynamic we have… seeing how involved they are and how passionate they are about my music means everything.”

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Speaking with Billboard about the track’s success, Rexha said, “Never did I think in a million years that it would be so big … I guess people want to feel that 2000s nostalgia, especially after the three years of a pandemic and being cooped in their houses. It brings back that feeling of nostalgia, and it makes you feel kind of warm. I will put my hands up on this one and say I get it, but I’m also confused and shocked, but also very grateful.”

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Bebe Rexha Announces North American Summer Tour

Today, global hitmaker Bebe Rexha announces 2023 North American tour dates. The news follows the recent arrival of the multi-platinum artist’s ‘70s-infused single “Heart Wants What It Wants” and the ongoing chart domination of David Guetta collaboration “I’m Good (Blue).” Destined to be one of the summer’s hottest tickets, the tour kicks off in Phoenix, AZ on May 31 and stops in most major cities, before winding up at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA on June 30. See all dates below.

Artist Presale and VIP Packages for Rexha’s exhilarating live show will go on sale on Wednesday, February 22 at 10 a.m. local with the general on-sale following on Friday, February 23 at 10 a.m. local.

“Heart Wants What It Wants” is the hotly anticipated follow-up to the global smash “I’m Good (Blue)” — a reunion with super-producer David Guetta that riffs on Eiffel 65’s seminal “Blue (Da Ba Dee).” After a snippet went viral on TikTok in late 2022, the banger topped the charts in more than 20 countries and has amassed over 1.1 billion streams. It reached #1 at Top 40, Hot AC and Dance radio and was nominated for a GRAMMY® Award along with winning an MTV European Music Award.

After cutting her teeth as an in-demand songwriter (she penned Eminem and Rihanna’s “The Monster,” among other hits), Rexha started churning out smashes of her own including multi-platinum G-Eazy collaboration “Me, Myself & I” and Martin Garrix-produced club sensation “In The Name Of Love.” In 2017, she struck gold with “Meant To Be,” a country duet with Florida Georgia Line that was certified Diamond (10x Platinum). Rexha has since garnered over 16 billion cumulative streams.

“Meant To Be” earned Rexha a nomination for Best Country Duo/Group Performance at the 61st Annual GRAMMY® Awards, where she was also up for Best New Artist. The pop star has released two critically acclaimed albums, 2018’s Expectations and 2021’s Better Mistakes. Expect to hear beloved hits from all of those project’s on Rexha’s upcoming tour as well as recent smashes like “Heart Wants What It Wants.”

Bebe Rexha 2023 North American Tour: May 31 — Phoenix, AZ — The Van Buren June 1 — Anaheim, CA — House of Blues June 3 — San Diego, CA — House of Blues June 4 — Oakland, CA — The Fox Theater June 6 — Seattle, WA — Showbox SoDo June 7 — Portland, OR — Crystal Ballroom June 9 — Salt Lake City, UT — The Complex June 10 — Brighton, CO — Adams County Pride Fest June 12 — Minneapolis, MN — The Fillmore June 13 — Chicago, IL — Riviera Theatre June 15 — Toronto, ON — Rebel June 17 — Boston, MA — House of Blues June 18 — New York, NY — The Rooftop at Pier 17 June 20 — Philadelphia, PA — The Fillmore June 21 — Washington, D.C. — The Fillmore June 23 — Atlanta, GA — Tabernacle June 24 — Orlando, FL — Hard Rock Live June 26 — Houston, TX — House of Blues June 27 — Dallas, TX — House of Blues June 30 — Los Angeles, CA — The Wiltern

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Bebe Rexha Makes the AMAs ‘Feel Good’ With Otherworldly Performance

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We’re good, yeah we’re feeling all right — all thanks to Bebe Rexha . The singer arrived at the 2022 American Music Awards on Sunday to perform her Nineties-sampling hit “ I’m Good (Blue) .”

Sans David Guetta , the Albanian pop star performed in a metallic, silver top and leather black pants as she hit all the high notes in the outer space-themed set.

The performance of “I’m Good” comes 10 years after David Guetta — who didn’t appear onstage alongside Rexha — took home the award for Top Dance Artist in 2012.

The collaboration — which recently earned the duo a nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Recording at the 2023 Grammy Awards — had originally been thrown away after they recorded the duet “years ago,” according to Rexha. But after TikTok found a snippet of the song, the artists decided to put out an official version.

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Rexha re-recorded her vocals for the track and shared a clip on her TikTok showing herself giving feedback on the vocal. Rexha was last nominated for an AMA in 2018, thanks to her work with country group Florida Georgia Line on “Meant To Be.” The song earned nods in the Collaboration of the Year and Favorite Country Song categories.

Rexha and Guetta join a long list of scheduled performers at Sunday’s awards show. Among the pop singers hitting the stage are Pink, Dove Cameron, and Anitta. Tems, Wizkid, Carrie Underwood, and Lil Baby are among those scheduled to perform.

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How 2022 Became Bebe Rexha’s Unexpectedly “Good” Year

A years-old demo led to a sleeper hit (thanks, TikTok!) and a Grammy nom.

David Guetta and Bebe Rexha didn’t set out to make this year’s biggest sleeper hit — but they’re just that good . The story of “I’m Good (Blue)” starts with a demo recorded together in 2017 that Guetta included in his Ultra Music Festival set the same year. As is the case with many recent pop hits, the song’s recognition — specifically, a snippet of Guetta’s Ultra live version — came years later thanks to a little unexpected TikTok magic.

Having previously collab’d on smashes “Hey Mama,” “Say My Name,” and a remix of “Last Hurrah,” the dynamic dance duo swiftly hit the studio in light of the demo’s viral success to unearth and polish off the unknown bop they’d stored away.

“We didn’t have much time. I went into the studio, and I literally had, like, four or five hours to do everything I needed to do,” Rexha tells Elite Daily of recutting the entire song — vocals, verse, hook, bridge, and all. “That was really stressful because I’m a perfectionist, a Virgo, so that was hard. We did what we had to do.”

Indeed they did, creating an earworm that unmistakably interpolates Eiffel 65’s 1998 hit “Blue (Da Ba Dee).” Rexha and Guetta’s version playfully embodies the spirit of its predecessor and other Y2K dance classics like A Touch of Class’ “Around the World (La La La La La),” Daft Punk’s “One More Time,” or even Britney Spears’ “Till the World Ends.” (You know the kinda song: Throw your hands up in the air, etc.)

From rewriting lyrics to recording harmonies then sound-mixing, the final product was finalized in about a week as Rexha shared on TiKTok ahead of the song’s August release . “I’m Good (Blue)” would go on to peak at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 and become a No. 1 single in the U.K.

Veteran hitmakers, Rexha and Guetta kept the momentum up with a music video in September and, most recently, a performance earlier this month at the EMAs. They’ll reunite again stateside for an AMAs performance on Nov. 20. Hell, “I’m Good (Blue)” has even earned a 2023 Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Recording.

Rexha’s return to the pop music zeitgeist following the 2021 release of her second studio album, Better Mistakes, is a rebuke to any idea (namely, some TikTokers) that her fame was waning. “This is a dog-eat-dog world,” she says of the music industry. “I’ve had success in the past, and then [the lockdown] hit, and it was a bit tough. To have another hit is amazing — I’m honestly very grateful and very blessed.”

Now, as she teases new music and celebrates her chart wins, Rexha just wants to have fun: “I personally want to party, you know what I mean? Like, I want to party all the time.” More on that below.

This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity.

Elite Daily: You’re ready to party, so what’s your ideal night out look like?

Bebe Rexha: I have two ideal nights. One ideal night is my phone being off, nobody talking to me, and maybe a glass of wine — or three — and a good movie to watch, or watching like The Great British Bake Off . And then I have a night that I want to go out and that would include vodka, and I need a good DJ, and I need a really good playlist. It doesn’t have to be at the club. It could be at my house, but I want people that I love there and people that I have fun with and a really good playlist and a bottle of vodka and I’m good to go.

ED: You’re active on TikTok, so much so that in September you stitched a video in which a woman called you nonfamous , essentially trolling this person in your response. Do you actively take stock in people’s opinions of you online?

BR: I mean, it’s weird. I used to be on the Internet all the time. I used to have a heart of steel. At a certain point, it started getting to me. Now I’m also in a place where I try to protect myself, and I don’t stay on all day because it’s like, what, am I gonna read that thing that somebody writes about me from their parent’s basement or whatever? You know what I mean?

So, I saw that video of the girl who was talking about famous people that are not really famous. And I totally get what she’s saying because she’s right, like I have three songs that are a billion streams each. I have a diamond-selling platinum record [ “Meant to Be” featuring Florida Georgia Line ]; there’s only 63 in the entire world. And I’ve written some of the biggest hits in the world, and yet people still don’t know who I am. And I’m OK with that. To be honest, like, I love going to [the grocery store] Ralph’s and buying my lotto tickets and going food shopping for my dog, and I love not wearing glam. I like wearing the same outfit every day to the studio, and, like, shopping.

I just thought it was a funny video. I thought it was hilarious. I stitched it because I’m like, there’s truth to it. I’ll perform a lot of times too and people will be like, “Oh, my God, that was you!” And I’m like, “Yes, that is me.” And they’re like, “I had no idea! You have a new fan,” which I think is amazing. But [the video] was kinda true: I am famous but, like, not famous , if that makes sense. You know what I mean? Like, I’m not Beyoncé famous at all. I’m not A-level famous whatsoever. I thought it was funny that she had made that video and I stitched it because I’m like, “OK, so I’m somewhat famous because she’s talking about me.”

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ED: Your response was everything.

BR: I just feel like I’m honest with myself, and I just feel like I like to be honest with my fans. If you’re not honest with yourself and you’re living in this la-la land, you can be hated on. But if you’re being honest and you’re saying everything and being truthful, it’s like, what are you going to say about me? What’s something that I don’t already know about myself?

ED: Despite that TikTok user’s comments, you are wildly successful and well-known. Katy Perry called you one of her favorite collaborators in a recent Rolling Stone interview.

BR: I love her! I will say till this day, Katy Perry has the best tits I’ve ever seen. And it’s not that she showed me. It’s because I walked into her dressing room, and they allowed me to walk in. But I saw them, and they were beautifully symmetrical, beautifully perky. I mean, just great tits. This is not my first time talking about Katy Perry’s tits.

ED: Thanks for setting the record straight. My question, though, is who are some new and rising artists that you love and want to shout out?

BR: I’m going to be honest, what I’ve been listening to a lot lately is a lot of throwback. I’ve been listening to a lot of ABBA and a lot of remixes. That’s where my head’s been at. I’ve been listening to a lot of U.K. music. There’s a U.K. DJ — we can talk about her — and she has a song called “Baddest of Them All.” Have you heard of it?

ED: I haven’t.

BR: You have to listen to the song. If you like “Sacrifice,” listen to “Baddest of Them All.” [It’ll show up as] “B.O.T.A.,” and it’s by this artist called Eliza Rose . It’s a bop, like, it’s a vibe. I don’t know much about her, but I love that record and I can’t wait to see what else she comes out with. She’s a DJ. I love female DJ energy because I don’t think we have enough female DJs.

ED: Speaking of female artists, you recently shared a selfie with Tove Lo . What’s happening there?

ED: So me and Tove Lo went into the studio and, No. 1, I’m obsessed with her. A lot of times you work with a lot of other females or there’s females in the industry, and they could be not nice girls. You know what I mean? She is a nice girl. We wrote a song, actually. I don’t know if it’ll ever come out, though, to be quite honest with you. I think we’re going to get in [the studio] more. But we wrote a really cute song for all the girls in the clubs that are in the back that don’t get any love from anybody else. Like, you don’t get the free drinks and they don’t get the free, like, whatever. So we wrote about that, which is really cute. We still need to go in and finish it and work on some other stuff as well.

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ED: Please release it soon. What else can your fans expect from you this year?

BR: There’s going to be another collab that comes out that I can’t say what it is, but it’s really amazing. It’s me, a Latin artist, and another big DJ. It’s really incredible. I’m really excited about it. And then in the new year is when I’m hopefully going to be releasing my own music, and I want to go on my own tour — my own Bebe Rexha tour because I haven’t been on a Bebe tour in, like, four or five years. So that’s my goal. I want to see my fans in person. I want to play the deeper cuts and have a party on stage, feel the energy of my fans, have them sing the words, and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah — hopefully all that.

From Ukraine to Australia to right here in Wisconsin, here are the acts playing the free 2024 Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series

G REEN BAY - Another diverse slate of artists from different genres, cultures and countries are headed to Leicht Memorial Park this summer for the second year of the Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series.

On Broadway Inc. has announced the headliners and opening acts who will play 10 consecutive Sunday afternoons of free music at the downtown park along the Fox River. Concerts will be held from 4 to 6:30 p.m. beginning June 2 and running through Aug. 4.

The acts were revealed Tuesday during a launch party at Titletown Brewing Co., complete with a tabletop drum roll from attendees before each headliner was named.

This is the second of three years On Broadway Inc. will host the concert series after being awarded a $90,000 Levitt AMP Grant Award in 2022 . The three-year matching grant provides $30,000 per year to host the series in 2023 , 2024 and 2025.

The purpose of the series is to bring free, original music to people of all ages and backgrounds in an underused public space. Artists, which were booked by How To Concerts, were chosen with a focus on equity and inclusion.

2024 Levitt AMP Green Bay Music Series lineup

June 2: LowDown Brass Band , with opener Charlie Urick. The all-horn band from Chicago puts a modern spin on soul, hip-hop, funk and jazz.

June 9: Kings & Associates, with Amelia Ford. The neo blues soul group from Australia played its first U.S. tour in 2019.

June 16:   Big Richard, with Lena Marie Schiffer + Ani Casabonne. The Colorado-based, all-female acoustic group draws from traditional and modern bluegrass, country and pop.

June 23:   Kelly Jackson, with Shylah Ray Sunshine. Native Americana music from a Wisconsin artist who uses her voice to bring awareness to the disappearances and murders of Native American women.

June 30:   Kat and the Hurricane, with Allison Mahal. The Madison group bills itself as a “queer synth-rock/indie pop band.”

July 7: Esso!, with Grupo KN ZAVOR. Latin roots music fused with modern Americana from the Chicago group.

July 14:   Nikki Hill, with Pegasis. The Star Tribune in Minneapolis described her like this: “If Tina Turner and Little Richard had a daughter and raised her with the help of uncles James Brown and Chuck Berry, she’d be like Nikki Hill.”

July 21:   Kommuna Lux, with Alley Cat and the Purrfection. The group from Odessa, Ukraine, calls its style of music “Odessa gangsta folk,” a combination of klezmer music and common gangster folk songs from its hometown.

More: For first time in its history, music's WAMI Awards are coming to Green Bay. Here's who's performing and being inducted.

More: Bebe Rexha will play a free concert outside Lambeau Field for Titletown District's Summer Fun Days Showcase

July 28:   Dolly Ave, with leedong. The Vietnamese-American artist incorporates elements of pop, rock, soul, R&B and electronic into her music and has been written about by Rolling Stone, Billboard and other publications.

Aug. 4: Sones De Mexico, with Banda Los Locales. The Latinx ensemble takes listeners on a journey through regional styles of Mexican folk music with more than 40 instruments.

Kendra Meinert is an entertainment and feature writer at the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Contact her at 920-431-8347 or [email protected] . Follow her on X @KendraMeinert . 

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Bebe Rexha will play a free concert outside Lambeau Field for Titletown District's Summer Fun Days Showcase

GREEN BAY - Bebe Rexha will headline the Titletown District's Summer Fun Days Showcase with a free concert on June 1 outside Lambeau Field.

The pop singer-songwriter is known for her many hit collaborations, including “Hey Mama” and “I’m Good (Blue)” with David Guetta, “Meant to Be” with Florida Georgia Line and “Me, Myself & I” with G-Eazy. She is the first female artist to headline the annual event, which welcomed Flo Rida last year and Jason Derulo in 2022 , both to huge crowds.

Here's a quick breakdown of what you need to know if you're planning to join what has become Green Bay's kickoff to summer concert season.

When is it?

The concert is at 8:30 p.m. on June 1.

Where is it?

Rexha will perform from a stage in the west parking lot of Lambeau Field, across South Ridge Road from the Green Bay Packers' Titletown District. The stage will be near the stadium to allow for standing room space, but Ridge Road will also be closed beginning early in the afternoon to allow the crowd to spill out beyond the lot.

Even though it's free, do I need a ticket?

Are carry-ins allowed.

Outside food and beverages are not allowed. They will be available for purchase throughout the Titletown District.

Can I bring my lawn chair?

No. Concert attendees are asked not to bring lawn chairs to allow for more standing room space.

What about parking?

Parking in the Lambeau Field and Titletown lots will be free, but parking in Lots 5 and 6 across the street from Titletown will be limited due to the stage. Attendees should park in other Lambeau Field parking lots and on neighborhood streets as available.

What else is happening that day?

Summer Fun Days Showcase activities run from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. in Titletown, including music performances, arts and crafts and interactive games. More info will be announced in coming weeks at titletown.com .

Kendra Meinert is an entertainment and feature writer at the Green Bay Press-Gazette. Contact her at 920-431-8347 or [email protected] . Follow her on X @KendraMeinert . 

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Bebe Rexha Says Dolly Parton Kindly Declined Recording a Duet That Referenced 'Heaven and Hell'

"She didn't want to go into that energy," said Rexha, who ultimately recorded an empowering duet with Parton called "Seasons" on her new album

It took some time for Bebe Rexha and Dolly Parton to decide on a song to record together.

In a recent interview on The Kelly Clarkson Show , Rexha revealed that she sent the country superstar a song referencing religious themes — which Parton kindly declined recording — before they eventually recorded the empowering "Seasons" for her new album, Bebe .

"I tried hitting up her manager a lot," said Rexha, 33, of pitching the idea of a collaboration to Parton's team. "They were like, 'Hey, OK, sure. Send us the song, but we need it on a CD.' And I was like, 'I don't know how to make a CD.' But she's so sweet."

"I had another song prior to ['Seasons'], and it was a song about heaven and hell and stuff like that, and she was like, 'I can't.' She wrote me a handwritten letter telling me about why she doesn't want to sing about heaven and hell," continued the "I'm Good (Blue)" singer-songwriter.

Clarkson chimed in, saying, "She didn't want to invest in that kind of conversation."

"She didn't want to go into that energy, so then I sent her 'Seasons,' and she loved it, and then a week later she sent me her verse," explained Rexha.

Parton, 77, previously detailed her religious beliefs in her 2021 book, Dolly Parton, Songteller: My Life in Lyrics . "I'm not that religious, but I'm very, very spiritual. I grew up in very religious surroundings," she wrote, per Distractify . "I grew up with a Bible background, and I'm glad I did. I know my Bible stories."

In an interview with PEOPLE earlier this month, Rexha opened up about her experience working with the "Jolene" musician on "Seasons."

"I've always wanted to work with Dolly Parton. She is an inspiration to me, not just as an artist, but as a human — and a songwriter as well," she said at the time. "She's an incredible songwriter, and I was always so in awe of her because she's able to write these incredible, massive songs for other artists and then also have her own career."

Rexha also said she "cried" upon first hearing Parton's voice on the track. "It's so beautiful. I just love how I'm talking about life and change [in the song], and she talks about it from her standpoint," added the Grammy nominee. "It's two women at different ages, and we're still going through the same thing and trying to figure out this thing called life."

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