Jillian Rossi

In the organizer's words:

Live Nation Presents

Jillian Rossi:

The blueprint of the postmodern pop star

On tour with debut album "Never Fully Loved"

In June/July for three concerts in Berlin, Cologne and Munich

Jillian Rossi has come to make a lasting impression on first contact - as a person, musician and activist in equal measure. And her plan has been working surprisingly well since the mid-twenties singer triggered a veritable viral quake on all social and music platforms with her first self-composed single "Fever Dream" in 2021. The result was a new record: she was (and still is) the only completely independent (and, until this single, also completely unknown) self-made artist with over 100,000 Spotify presaves on the song before it was even released. A feat that Jillian Rossi achieved not only with her debut, but also several times with other singles. This was also the case with "Give Me A Reason", a thought-provoking and highly authentic ballad released a year later, with which Jillian Rossi finally left her status as Internet gold known only to insiders and took off to become a new, widely discussed pop phenomenon in the media. Last October saw the release of "Never Fully Loved", the eagerly awaited debut album by the singer/songwriter with the vocal elemental force of a soul-soaked hurricane storm. A primal force that she proves anew night after night, especially at her concerts, as a whole series of tours through North America and large parts of Asia have shown. Between June 30 and July 6, Jillian Rossi will finally be coming to Germany for three concerts in Berlin, Cologne and Munich.

Jillian Rossi is not only an already remarkable songwriting talent with a gifted voice - she is the blueprint for a new, postmodern and completely self-determined pop artist whose songs and presence are far more than just a young woman with a few good songs. With her haunting ballads and breathtakingly powerful vocals, she can easily keep up with the likes of Adele, Kelly Clarkson, Faouzia or Demi Lovato. But there's more: the singer-songwriter from Long Island, New York, now based in Los Angeles, is the epitome of a music lover who stands for body positivity and mental awareness, with the intention of fundamentally revolutionizing the standards and stereotypes of how a "pop girl" should look and act. As a member of Generation Z, Jillian has been skillfully using the internet and social media to her advantage since the beginning, going viral with each release - which has consistently earned her heated discussions with record labels and other industry professionals.

Jillian describes herself as follows: "My main concern in pop music is to put the focus back on the singer rather than on the big equipment around it. So far, I've mainly released ballads and emphatically anthemic songs - something I like to call "banthems". Banthems are a mixture of both, complemented by meaningful, often very personal lyrics - all combined into a common sound. I love being able to show the range in my music and at the same time develop my very own sound, a signature that is always immediately recognizable. Creating and dramaturgically developing these "banthems" has helped me discover my sound from the very first song by turning my small compositions into epic, arena-sized anthems." Her vocals, however, are in the tradition of a more modern, younger interpretation of the classic emotional ballad full of heart and soul.

Jillian grew up in Long Island, NY, and lived at an arts college where she was given the chance to perform for Billy Joel, who immediately described her as an outstanding talent and a special blend of Taylor Swift and Carole King. And so her first single "Fever Dream" became the most streamed newcomer single of the year on Apple Music, laying the foundation for a lightning career in which every single released to date has received more than ten million streams around the world in just a short time.