Faux Real • Babe America • Bryce Xavier
Fri 10/16/26
7:00PM
All Ages
music
$20 ADV // $25 DOS
Show Lineup
Faux Real
Genre: Art Pop
It’s hard to pin down Faux Real. The Franco-American art pop duo, comprised of brothers Elliott and Virgile Arndt, have been steadily broadening the scope of their project. Their high-octane DIY performances, involving matching costumes, synchronised dance routines, and crowd-splitting high-kicks, are taking on a more established and ever more unhinged form — think Iggy Pop meets Eurodance boyband. Toeing the line between undeniable pop potential and an off-kilter flair lies at the core of everything they do. The contradictions between order and chaos, between the visceral and the artificial — that’s where Faux Real truly shines. That said, no one really knows what is real and what is faux, and that’s the magic of it all.
Babe America
Genre: Pop
Somewhere between the tortured lover and the tortured artist lives singer-songwriter and actress Ava Morse, known as Babe America. Hailing from Naperville, Illinois, Ava first gained recognition as the voice of Miriam Mendelsohn in Disney and Pixar’s Turning Red. Now, the 20-year-old triple threat portrays desire, delusion, and devotion with a voice unmistakably her own, offering an unflinching commentary on the pursuit of validation.
Bryce Xavier
Genre: Pop
Bryce Xavier is a Los Angeles native with a bold, unapologetic, and 110% queer approach to every aspect of life. A digital trailblazer since the age of 14, Bryce has cultivated a global audience of over 4 million followers, using his platform to champion authenticity, vulnerability, and self-expression.
Bryce made his music debut in 2020 with the single “Bus Ride Away,” which was featured on Spotify’s New Music Friday as a “Quarantine” track. The single, along with its follow-up “Already Looking At Me” was co-written and produced by Linkin Park icon Brad Delson and acclaimed producer Danny Byrne. The trio worked to cultivate Bryce’s pop-synth sound, bringing light to the lives of his audience.
In 2021, Bryce’s devoted fanbase propelled his single “Romeo” into viral territory, amassing over 6M+ streams across platforms. On release, Bryce shared, “I want my songs to tell my stories in a way that allows my audience to place themselves in them as well.” Bryce followed with “Run Back To You” (2022), whose teaser video received over 2M views online on its first day.
In 2023 Bryce released “See Me Like Her,” a powerful collaboration with queer icon Miki Ratsula. 2024 brought singles “Sharp,” “To Love A Man,” and “We Will Never Be The Same,” alongside his 8-song LP It’s Been A Good Game, further solidifying his place in pop as an artist creating a world where everyone belongs.
In 2025, Bryce ushered in a new era with the heartfelt “I Love You Boy” and the high-energy fan favorite “You Make Me Stupid,” showcasing both emotional depth and infectious pop confidence. With new music on the horizon in 2026, Bryce is entering his most exciting chapter yet; pushing boundaries, elevating his sound, and inviting listeners even deeper into his ever-expanding pop universe!