Bryce Vine, Kid Quill, 7715

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Bryce Vine

Hailing from New York City, Bryce Vine makes music about the tumult and impetuousness of millennial life and romance. His hit song “Drew Barrymore” has Vine (alongside D.C. legend Wale) rapping and singing about himself and his romantic partner over a trap snare pattern and synths. With Kid Quill, 7715.

$20 ($18 adv.).

press release: Building on the momentum of his breakout success in 2018, Bryce Vine will launch his first North American tour of 2019 at Gramercy in New York City on February 5. Tickets are available now at brycevine.com

Hailed as a “rising star” by PEOPLE, Vine has had a stellar year, culminating with his hit single, “Drew Barrymore,” reaching the Top 15 hit at both Top 40 and Rhythm radio and accumulating over 137 million streams. He is featured alongside Dan Caplen on Feder’s infectious new single, “Control,” which was released Nov. 30. Rolling Stone calls the track “alluring” and calls out Vine’s vocal stylings as an “enticing drawl.”

TIME said, “Vine sounds like the definition of cool as he effortlessly switches between unhurried rap and R&B-infused singing.” VIBE observed, “You can’t put Bryce Vine in a box” while the LA Weekly noted, “His style is diverse and his lyrics are infused with a millennial’s social tribulations.”