
(Warner) Momentum continues to build for London's rising pop star Bea. Her track 'Rich' found a huge new global audience after being featured in the opening episode of the Amazon Prime hit series Off Campus, sending streams soaring and introducing her music to millions of listeners. Now, Bea shares her irresistible new single "Ballet Pumps."
"Ballet Pumps" picks up where "Rich" left off. The two songs share the same magnetic energy, powered by Bea's charismatic vocals and her love of vivid storytelling. While "Ballet Pumps" sparkles with confidence, the lyrics tell a very different story, exploring the disconnect between how we present ourselves and how we really feel.
Of "Ballet Pumps" Bea says, "This song is about having the permission to be sad without feeling guilty! I was sick to death of constantly having to be 'on', having to say another vacant 'good thanks and you?' Or having to parade myself round a room with a big smile when all I wanted to do was curl up in my bed and cry. It's kinda cool to feel things deeply and to be human and messy and emotional, I don't know why I've felt the need to hide that for so long. And with that being said... cheers to being delicate af!"
Bea is now established as a multifaceted artist. Whether it's writing propulsive alt-pop like "Ballet Pumps" and "Rich" or intimate ballads such as "Can't Help Falling Out Of Love" and "Never Know Love," Bea's confessional songwriting and girl-next-door charm remain at the heart of everything she does.
Previously releasing music as "Bea and her Business," the self-taught singer-songwriter is now embracing a bold new era under the name Bea. Along the way, she has earned recognition from Spotify, Amazon Music, Shazam and MTV, received support from BBC Radio 1, and has been championed by press tastemakers including Clash, Dork, Rollacoaster, The Independent and Notion.
Bea's first ever show was in front of 100,000 people at a festival in Norway, followed by numerous sold-out headline shows across the UK, Europe and North America, including a triumphant London homecoming at KOKO. This summer she played two huge outdoor shows as a special guest to Katy Perry and recently sold out two intimate London underplay shows. Next, Bea will support Freya Ridings across her UK and Ireland tour.
Tour dates (supporting Freya Ridings)
Sep 6th - Ulster Hall, Belfast
Sep 7th - 3Olympia, Dublin
Sep 8th - Opera House, Cork
Sep 10th - St Canice's Cathedral, Kilkenny
Sep 15th - Lighthouse, Poole
Sep 17th - Dome, Brighton
Sep 18th - Corn Exchange, Cambridge
Sep 20th - City Hall, Sheffield
Sep 22nd - Town Hall, Birmingham
Sep 23rd - Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow
Sep 24th - Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
Hear Bea's New Single 'Ballet Pumps'
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