BRIT Award nominee Nia Archives is en route to Singapore to conclude her first headline tour in Asia this month! English DJ/producer and remixer Roska will be joining Nia at MDLR in Singapore on Saturday, September 30, with Joshua P as the supporting act. Tickets for this gig are powered by The Ticket Fairy.
Nia Archives kicks off her first-ever headline tour in Asia next week with two shows in Japan, followed by stops in Seoul and Thailand. MDLR in Singapore is the final show of this tour. “HELLO HIIIII AM GOIN ON MA 1ST EVA ASIA TOUR THIS SEPTEMBER OMG !!! ?” she announced the tour on Instagram in July. “it’s been so cool seeing listeners in asia showin luv 2 my tunes over tha past coupla years :))) cannot wait 2 skank out with u guys n take in ur culture – gonna be a mazzaaaa <3”
The English DJ/producer, singer-songwriter, and visual artist kicked off 2023 with a new single titled ‘Conveniency’ and the six-track EP ‘Sunrise Bang Ur Head Against The Wall.’ She rolled out the single ‘Off Wiv Ya Headz’ before sharing a remix of English singer-songwriter Jorja Smith’s ‘Little Things.’ Nia’s latest musical offering, ‘Bad Gyalz,’ was released in August.
She was booked and busy this year with her Up Ya Archives UK/Europe shows. Nia also graced the Coachella 2023, Primavera Sound, Outlook, Lost Village, Glastonbury, Melt!, Boomtown, and Parklife festival stages, to name a few. She opened for Beyoncé at her Renaissance World Tour in London.
Roska, who has established himself as one of the most iconic UK underground artists, is also on the bill. He will be embarking on his Peace Asian Tour 2023 this month, which will take him to Bangkok, Shanghai, Osaka, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and more. A Phat Cat Collective’s co-founder DJ Joshua P will be on support duties alongside Nia and Roska.
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Artists performing at this gig: Nia Archives | Roska | Joshua P
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