AEG PRESENTS
Tiffany Day
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DateMar 6, 2027
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Show Starts8:00 PM
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Doors Open7:00 PM
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On SaleNov 19 at 10:00 AM
Showings
- Saturday, Mar 6, 2027 8:00 PM On Sale Soon
Event Details
Producer, songwriter, artist, DJ, director, Tiffany Day is leading pop music’s shift towards cathartic
maximalism with her singular blend of diaristic lyrics and rousing hyperpop production.
A trained violinist and pianist, while still in high school, she built a global YouTube on intimate guitar
covers and captivating video edits before releasing four EPs in college. After self-funding a small
headlining tour and independently releasing her debut album Lover Tofu Fruit in 2024, she found herself
creatively burnt out and on the verge of leaving music behind for good.
Yet one fateful day in the studio and trusting her gut despite the struggles she faced, eventually brought
her to the singular pop sound, shaped by the energy of hyperpop and dance and led to making her
breakout, critically acclaimed Billboard-charting 2026 LP HALO. A level up that has catapulted her to the
forefront of a new wave of female producers and young pop stars who refuse to conform.
Tiffany captured national attention in 2017, when a clip of her singing Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" in
Spoleto, Italy, during a high school choir trip went viral, laying the foundation for a YouTube following that
surpassed half-a-million subscribers before she got her graduation cap. Empowered to chase her dreams
of becoming a musician and producer, she moved to Los Angeles, enrolled in college, and started making
music wherever and whenever physically possible. Soon, the reality of isolation and lack of opportunities
began to take their toll and Tiffany decided to return home to Kansas before a fateful studio session
changed it all.
This session ushered in a prolific period, penning four EPs, The Recovery Project (2021), The
Dependency Project (2021), The Renewal Project (2022), and The Gratitude Project (2023). (The
Dependency Project featured one of her biggest singles to date, "IF I DON'T TEXT YOU FIRST", which
has amassed more than 35 million streams and earned national radio and DSP support, and The
Gratitude Project track "DREAMS ABT OPTIMISM" appeared in the Netflix hit series Raising Voices.) In
2024, she toured them as part of her headlining Gratitude Tour, which she followed up with her debut
album, Lover Tofu Fruit.
Although Tiffany’s early popular output sonically leaned closer to bedroom pop, the seeds of the
freewheeling dubstep and dance-inflected sound that she would flourish into began in middle school when
she curated a SoundCloud page filled with producers like Whethan, Vanic, and Flume. First trying her
hand under an alias, Monolid, which she would later introduce in mini-rave spurts during the Gratitude
Tour, she realized that party-starting mode fed her spirit far more, and in a make-or-break moment on the
beach, she decided to make her last album, and finally make it a full reflection of herself.
That project became HALO, a profound coming-of-age album centered on insecurity, belonging, and
Tiffany's lifelong feeling of being a "floater" who never fit neatly into one scene, from her childhood as the
only Asian girl at a predominantly white school to her adult navigation of the music industry. The LP
earned critical acclaim from The New York Times, Pitchfork, The LA Times, and THE FADER, the latter
of which christened her “underground pop’s new star.”
Despite going into its release convinced it might be her last album, HALO became a surprise
breakthrough, posting Tiffany's biggest album to date and charting on Billboard as an independent
release. But to Tiffany, numbers meant far less than the pride of putting out unapologetic art that put her
heart and mind on full display. She’s channeling that clear-eyed perspective into The Halo Tour, which
arrangement, light transition, and visual. She may be meticulous, but that hasn’t stopped her from
experimenting, continuing to DJ with her ever growing culture-shifting underground late night Bassfluff
club nights, and directing and editing music videos, such as "CONSTANTLY" with underground rap
sensation slayr.
From her first stage performance to her current sold-out tour, Tiffany's career has been defined by trusting
her gut over any external expectation. And with a new era already underway, her greatest
weapons—instinct and curiosity—are sharper and stronger than ever.
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