Broadmeadows area to welcome Billboard star
An American artist who has enjoyed critical success on the Billboard Hot 100 chart will soon be performing a live set in Melbourne.
Broadmeadows music fans who follow Fletcher, the US pop sensation will soon get their chance to see her play live in West Melbourne. July will see the young artist take to the stage at the Festival Hall to perform tracks from the critically acclaimed release “Girl of My Dreams” and her new album “In Search of the Antidote”.
Fletcher introduced her debut album in 2022, which features a multicoloured image of her dancing on the cover. Musicians often work with gifted graphic design services to create artwork for albums.
Born Cari Elise Fletcher, the pop icon rose to fame with her 2019 single called “Undrunk” which proved a success on both the Spotify viral and Billboard Hot 100 charts. At the time the single was the swiftest rising pop track on the radio for an unknown act since 2014.
The singer has cited numerous artists as influences on her musical career including Mariah Carey, Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston, and Bon Jovi to name but a few.
Fletcher will be playing at the Festival Hall on Tuesday, July 23, at 300 Dudley Street in West Melbourne and the show will commence at 8 pm.
Broadmeadows music fans who follow Fletcher, the US pop sensation will soon get their chance to see her play live in West Melbourne. July will see the young artist take to the stage at the Festival Hall to perform tracks from the critically acclaimed release “Girl of My Dreams” and her new album “In Search of the Antidote”.
Fletcher introduced her debut album in 2022, which features a multicoloured image of her dancing on the cover. Musicians often work with gifted graphic design services to create artwork for albums.
Born Cari Elise Fletcher, the pop icon rose to fame with her 2019 single called “Undrunk” which proved a success on both the Spotify viral and Billboard Hot 100 charts. At the time the single was the swiftest rising pop track on the radio for an unknown act since 2014.
The singer has cited numerous artists as influences on her musical career including Mariah Carey, Bruce Springsteen, Whitney Houston, and Bon Jovi to name but a few.
Fletcher will be playing at the Festival Hall on Tuesday, July 23, at 300 Dudley Street in West Melbourne and the show will commence at 8 pm.