beabadoobee at Paramount Theatre Seattle

From her bedroom pop hit "Coffee" stirring waves of acclaim for her calming and honest lyrical beauty, the Filipino-English singer-songwriter continued to grow and hone her craft, becoming an iconic rising star across her two full-length EPs. She's served doses of her beautiful lyrical melodies over the past few years, crafting her albums to indie perfection. Her hits and fan favorites include "The Moon Song", "She Plays Bass", "Sorry", "Care", "How Was Your Day?", "Last Day On Earth", "See You Soon", "10:36", and "Glue Song".

The rising Gen Z icon found her gentle voice going viral as her first song "Coffee" was sampled by Canadian rapper Powfu in "Death Bed". Reminding the world to 'don't stay awake for too long, Beabadobee continues to brew bedroom tracks that hit the spot.

Singing about her newfound love in her newest single "Glue Song", "It’s a heartfelt song that means a lot to me … a love song and the first one I’ve written in my new relationship," the singer shared. "I usually write these songs that are sad… For the first time this is just me being really happy."

Shot in 16mm film in her hometown in Iloilo in the Philippines, its matching video reflects on her newfound happiness that feels like home. "I’m in a really positive place for the first time in a long time and feeling love," she added. "This song feels really personal and I went to my home town in Ilo Ilo to film the music video. It’s where I was born and so that also added another personal touch to the song."

By staying true to her craft amidst a viral surprise as "Coffee" resurfaced in the form of "Death Bed" with Powfu, Beabadoobee continues to craft her work after her raw emotions and life's beautiful journeys. She hopes to inspire younger generations to pick up that guitar and let the power of music communicate one's true feelings.

"Today, people start off making beats on a laptop," she said in a conversation with VICE. "Hopefully I encourage young people to pick up the guitar and rock out! YouTube-tutorials are a great way to develop your own style, and go at your own pace."

As she continues to pluck strings to her own lyrical tales, make sure to save your spots at 'Beatopia" live at Paramount Theatre Seattle by booking your tickets now!