Blondshell
Sun 6.12.
19:00
Melkweg, Amsterdam
€ 26,45
American indie-rock band Blondshell performs at Amsterdam's Melkweg.
Blondshell
About
Blondshell is the project of American singer-songwriter Sabrina Teitelbaum (New York, 1997), based in Los Angeles. Her self-titled 2023 debut - produced by Yves Rothman - landed on Barack Obama's year-end Best Songs list and the Billboard Top Current Albums Chart, establishing her as one of indie rock's most acclaimed new voices. Her second album, If You Asked for a Picture (May 2025), earned spots on year-end lists at Rolling Stone, NME and Billboard, with the New York Times calling her "an alt-rock supernova."
668.6K
monthly listeners on Spotify
150+
shows played to date
#1
mention on Obama's Best Songs list 2023
7.6/10
Pitchfork score for If You Asked for a Picture
What's new
- nov 2025
Blondshell released the deluxe album Another Picture with new songs and covers by Conor Oberst, Samia and Folk Bitch Trio, among others.
- mei 2025
The second album If You Asked for a Picture was released on May 2, 2025 via Partisan Records and made the year-end lists of Rolling Stone, NME and Billboard.
- jan 2025
Blondshell announced the world tour 'If You Asked for a Tour', with European dates in September 2025, including a show in Amsterdam (Paradiso Tolhuistuin).
- 2024
The single 'Docket' (feat. Bully) was named one of the best songs of 2024 by NME and Rolling Stone.
- 2024
Blondshell recorded a cover of 'Thank You for Sending Me an Angel' for the A24 tribute compilation to Talking Heads.
Tour
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Tracks
Olympusdebut single from 2022, accumulated millions of streams by the end of that year
Saladfan favorite from the debut album (2023)
Kiss Citysingle from 2022, more than 900,000 streams on Spotify
Docket (feat. Bully)standalone single from 2024, chosen by NME and Rolling Stone as one of the best songs of that year
If You Asked for a Picturesecond album (May 2025), praised by Pitchfork, NME, Rolling Stone and Billboard
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