Singapore’s rising alt-rock stars Blush are heading to China this 15–18 May for a co-headline tour with math-emo heroes Forests, stopping by Shanghai, Hangzhou, Wuhan, and Guangzhou.
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Known for their slowcore-leaning fuzz and emotional punch, Blush will treat fans to two new songs from their upcoming album — a follow-up to 2023’s Supercrush, which introduced the world to their dreamy, distortion-drenched sound. The band, formed by members of Sobs, Cosmic Child and Forests, is fresh off a North American tour with Japanese noise-rockers Mass of the Fermenting Dregs.
Joining them are Forests, a long-beloved name in Singapore’s underground scene. Their unique blend of intricate riffs and heartfelt lyricism has brought them from sweaty clubs in Tokyo to venues across the US. With a fanbase that spans continents and a track record of raucous live shows, Forests are no strangers to winning over new cities — and this China run is set to be no different.
