Cork-born alt disruptor Bambie Thug (they/them/fae) is smashing through gender and sociopolitical stereotypes to create an era-defining sound that borders on elements of pop, rock, electronic and more.

Self-coining the term 'Ouija-pop' to describe their sound, Bambie Thug has made serious waves in the last couple years with a series of genre-defying singles and a critically acclaimed EP 'CATHEXIS'. Bambie represented Ireland at the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest with their spellbinding entry "Doomsday Blue', finishing at 6th place - the highest placement for an Irish act in 24 years.

With a visual artistry equally as striking as their musical breath, their witchy aesthetic and strong cinematic videos have seen them transform into otherworldly characters such as 'HIM' from The Powerpuff Girls and a vampire bride.

No stranger to the big stage, Bambie has played festivals across the world including Download, The Great Escape and Electric Picnic to much critical acclaim. Their show stopping performances have been described as "a genderqueer, occult-tinged, strikingly theatrical edge" (Evening Standard) and they have received ongoing global support from the likes of NME, Kerrang!, Rolling Stone UK, GAY TIMES, BBC Radio 1, Spotify, Amazon Music and more.

Bambie Thug also made history becoming the first openly non-binary contestant to qualify for the final and the first Irish contestant to qualify since 2018. Following the contest, 'Doomsday Blue' has flooded charts globally, reaching the top 40 in Ireland (#23), Lithuania (#9), Greece (#12), Finland (#40), landing in the top 10 of the Global Viral 50 on Spotify, as well as earning their first UK chart entry at #67.

Bambie's performance of Doomsday Blue has received rave reviews from fans and press Worldwide and amassed over 33M plays on Spotify alone.