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Bazzi on Tour
Pop singer Bazzi has a gift for making the sincere sound stylish. Take the signature line of his breakthrough single “Mine,” which he coos casually over a staccato trap beat: “You so f*cking precious when you smile.” That sweet sentiment and Bazzi’s off-the-cuff delivery launched this Michigan-born artist’s career when “Mine” became part of a Snapchat meme in 2018, but his infectiousness is hardly a trend. Whether sitting on a stool with his acoustic guitar or standing in front of a full band, when Bazzi opens his mouth to sing live, the room sings along. As a testament to his performative power, he’s toured with both his hero Justin Timberlake and young star Camila Cabello, who also joined him for a re-recording of his “Beautiful.” That song combines real romance with sex appeal, and mellow grooves with soaring vocals, and it sounded great when he sang it from the top of a float — and directly into TV viewers’ homes — during the 2018 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.
Bazzi in Concert
Andrew Bazzi grew up in Canton, Michigan, raised by a Lebanese father who instilled in him a love of the lute-like oud instrument at a young age. He would also learn acoustic guitar at home, at the same time shoring up his role as beloved class clown at school. Elvis impressions and improvised songs got Bazzi the most attention, so by 2012 — around the age of 15 — he had begun posting cover songs on YouTube, and in 2014 he convinced his dad to relocate the family to Los Angeles so he could fulfill his dream of becoming a pop star. Inspired by Michael Jackson, Justin Timberlake and Bryson Tiller, Bazzi combined old-school ability, pop-R&B swagger and new-school production. That winning mix garnered him a massive fan base, first on Vine (where he had 1.5 million followers), and later more broadly as he self-released original songs like “Beautiful” and “Mine” and watched as they took on lives of their own. The viral success of “Mine” led to a record deal with Atlantic, as well as high-profile tour placements, and of course a full-length debut. Dubbed Cosmic, Bazzi’s 2018 album is full of starry-eyed anthems about making it big and, naturally, making love. His 2019 mixtape follow-up Soul Searching looks more inward but pulls in outsiders like 21 Savage who solidify Bazzi’s rap bona fides.
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Bazzi was amazing. My friend and husband went when they didn’t even know the guy and are impressed by him. Their words were, ‘his voice is so beautiful and harmonized’ I’m happy I was able to see him in person. My only thing is I wish that it started at 7pm like the tickets said, instead the first guest appearance didn’t happen til 820.
Bazzi is the sweetest and his show is the best. It was my first time at the house of blues and it was pretty nice.
Bazzi put on one of the greatest shows I’ve ever seen!! Hands down the sweetest guy ever!! I’d do anything to meet him again ❤️
He had such an amazing energy and was so much fun! I will definitely be going back if he performs again.
Bazzi is such a good artist, recording and live. He knows how to entertain and interact with his audience to where it feels like you know him personally. Really easy and fun venue too. Would 100% go again
I love the show bazzi was absolutely amazing I never been to a concert and I must say bazzi did an amazing performance I mean I was just blown away he was literally Vibing with the crowd and singing with the crowd he is an excellent performer he also made sure that his fans are okay during the show and I will definitely be back for the next concert best first experience .
I think Bazzi was amazing in Dallas, TX. The performance was incredible. I think the venue (House of Blues) is awful at planning and executing for these events tho. Second time I have been there early like instructed and stood outside for an additional 2 and half hours. Also, because of the delays I was cut short on my meet and greet experience. On top of that they were still laying wires and setting up during our Q&A with Bazzi on stage before the concert. It just seems like that venue made the experience rough. However, Bazzi and his kindness was well worth it in the end.
Went with wife and friend and did not know what to expect. Bazzi plays great to the crowd and sounds great in person. They put on a great show
House of blues is a great venue for an artist that has real talent like Bazzi. He killed it!! Would have paid more for that show.
Bazzi is by far the best performer ever. The way he can control a crowd is unreal. Even if you don’t know his music, go see him anyways!!!
he’s honestly just great, if you haven’t been to a show then you should. Point blank.
It was the perfect venue and he performed an awesome show!
The show was 20 mins late but it was worth the wait: the energy was phenomenal and Bazzi was born to be a star. The venue was crowded but overall the security made up for it. Ticket process was simple. Go see bazzi his next tour.
His show was an 11/10 best concert I have most likely ever been too and I’ve been to a lot of big name artists concerts he really outdid himself. I love Bazzi so much omg and he’s so sweet I loved meeting him I would go to so many more if Chicago wasn’t the last stop on the tour
This venue has amazing accustics. Bazzi was the best show I have seen so far
According to my daughter it was awesome! She loved that he was so interactive. However, as a parent it was a lot of money for someone to play less than an hour
The venue was great. All the staff were helpful and made the security check go fast. It was the best concert i’ve been too.
Not only was Bazzi amazing, but all of the staff at Saint Andrews Hall were outstanding. They passed around water while people were waiting in line multiple times and just overall showed respect.
Loved every bit of the show! Bazzi’s energy was unreal & he kept the crowd wild!! Can’t wait for him to be back soon.
Several of Bazzi’s hometown fans pretty much ruined, what should of been a great homecoming for him. It was very disappointing, as we were so looking forward to this concert.
