WYNGS Announces 2027 Tour Behind Poetry-Pop Singles

The 21-year-old singer WYNGS will perform live in 2027, moving beyond the screen and social media into a concert tour. Her path to music followed a detour: she had aimed for the Olympic Games, but an injury ended that ambition, and she turned to singing instead. Encouraged by positive responses to her posted material, she kept going and has since accumulated more than 70 million views on her TikToks. Her poetry-pop songs draw on both vulnerability and strength. Four singles have been released so far, among them "Fuck It Up" in February, which shares its name with her tour in Germany. The announcement was reported by Alica Dähn for Kulturnews, which frames the coverage around access to the scene through tickets, events, news and prize draws. The same outlet's music coverage includes Giant Rooks discussing their new album under the theme of hope as an act of rebellion, a Dust Bolt ticket giveaway under the slogan "Thrash is back," a FENNE LILY item by Verena Reygers, and The Wombats touring for the 20th birthday of their debut album "A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation." It also reports that Master Peace, the British singer, is touring between indie pop and hip-hop after his second album, and that Kula Shaker, the British band with Indian influences, plays in Germany in spring 2027.