Oliver Tree @ Hammerstein Ballroom

Oliver Tree excited New Yorkers when he played Hammerstein Ballroom on January 26th, 2024. FIDLAR warmed up the stage and put on a show for New York City!

FIDLAR

Channeling classic skatepunk, thrash, and surfy lo-fi indie, Los Angeles combo FIDLAR emerged in the early 2010s, rising from the D.I.Y. underground to make a surprising run on Billboard’s Heatseekers chart with their eponymous full-length debut, which was also a critical favorite. Named after an acronym for a skate mantra (“fuck it dog, life’s a risk”), FIDLAR’s freewheeling party punk was brought to a global audience over the next several years via their 2015 follow-up, Too, and 2019’s Almost Free.

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JASIAH

A producer, songwriter, and vocalist who prefers not to be called a rapper — known most for his piercing scream, he also sings mournful ballads — Jasiah built up a modest discography before he went aboveground in 2019, culminating with the 11-track project Jasiah I Am. After this, he kept up a steady stream of interesting singles, a handful of which appeared on his next project, 2021’s War. Hits like the 1nonly collaboration “Ghostkilla” preceded Jasiah’s next project, 2023’s full-length 3.

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SUPER COMPUTER

Super Computer is a fictional underground EDM duo spearheaded by Oliver Tree and friends. They produced on Oliver’s third single on his third album, Alone In A Crowd. They have a EP out soon.

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Oliver Tree

An internet based vocalist, producer, writer, director and performance artist, Oliver Tree explores the intersection where pop and alternative meet sonically and has arrived where art and entertainment collide visually. From comedy to action sports, mock reality TV drama to WWF wrestling in his live shows, the world of Oliver Tree is unlike any artist who has come before him. A Santa Cruz, California native, Tree has emerged as a polymath from many different projects and iterations over the last 10 years. As unpredictable as one artist can be, no one can seem to put their finger on what Oliver Tree will do next.

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