Goth Babe

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Goth Babe

10 upcoming dates · 10 cities · 1 country

Goth Babe is the solo indie rock project of singer-songwriter Griffen Washburn, who was born and raised in Chattanooga, Tennessee. He took the project's name from a song by the band Surf Curse and began releasing music in 2015 after moving first to Nashville and then to New York to pursue music and modeling.

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  1. Sep 19Salt Lake CityAmerica First FieldView details
  2. Sep 25Kansas CityStarlight TheatreView details
  3. Sep 29MinneapolisArmoryView details
  4. Sep 30MilwaukeeLandmark Credit Union LiveView details
  5. Oct 5PittsburghCitizens Live at The WylieView details
  6. Oct 7BostonMGM Music Hall at FenwayView details
  7. Oct 12PhiladelphiaSkyline Stage at Highmark MannView details
  8. Oct 14NashvilleThe TruthView details
  9. Oct 15AtlantaCoca-Cola RoxyView details
  10. Oct 18Houston713 Music HallView details

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About Goth Babe

Washburn relocated to the West Coast in 2017, traveling through California and Oregon in a camper truck with his dog, Sadie, a period that shaped the outdoors-oriented, lo-fi sound heard across his early singles and EPs. His music blends indie rock, chillwave, indie pop, and folktronica, and his songs frequently reference surfing, travel, and life on the road.

After years of independent releases, Washburn issued his debut full-length album, Lola, in 2024. He has performed at festivals including Hinterland Music Festival and has been open about personal setbacks, including post-traumatic stress and a 2022 house fire that destroyed years of unreleased recordings, both of which have informed the introspective tone of his later songwriting.

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