Amélie Farren

Amélie Farren started writing songs at twelve because she needed somewhere to put the things she carried. That impulse hasn’t left her. At just 18, the alt-folk/alt-pop artist writes with rare specificity, inviting listeners into an emotional tangle and giving them space to unravel it for themselves.

She began with choral singing at eight, started writing at twelve, and by late 2022 was posting stripped-back clips online, spare settings, two blue dots beneath her eyes, building a community around her lyrics. Her debut release suffering has since passed 23 million streams. Unsweetened Lemonade (2024) went further, reaching over 69 million streams and drawing in audiences across the US, UK, Europe, Asia and South America, not through a single moment of virality but through the slower, stickier pull of songs that don’t let go.
Her debut album Airheaded, produced by Michael Keenan (G-Eazy & Bebe Rexha, Melanie Martinez) in LA, is a novella of dysfunction: songs about obsession, complicated attachment, and the strange symmetry between the person doing harm and the person receiving it. pickuppickuppickuppickup is written from a stalker’s perspective; TREAT YOU LIKE A DOG from the other side of that dynamic. shiverrr, Jump The Gun, and CLEMENTINE orbit the same territory. “It’s an accumulation of memories, experiences and conversations, fragments of night terrors,” Amélie has said. “It all got wrapped up together in my head and now it’s an album.”
The live chapter has moved quickly. London and Paris shows in February 2026 filled out. April brought sold-out headline dates across Australia. North America followed in May 2026.
Also in May 2026 - new music! Infanescence, out now!
And September/October - latest tour - 18 US cities - The Three Wishes Tour. On sale now.