Bad Flirt Tickets

Bad Flirt emerged from Montreal, Quebec, as a formative indie pop project in the 2000s. Led by core member Jasamine White-Gluz, the lineup expanded during 2004–2006 as collaborators rotated in and out. The band left a lasting mark on the Canadian indie scene with a blend of melodic hooks, jangly guitars, and intimate lyrics that captured the era’s DIY spirit.

With a string of releases and a busy touring schedule across the US and Canada, Bad Flirt helped pave the way for what would become Jasamine White-Gluz's subsequent project, No Joy. While activity around Bad Flirt slowed and eventually halted, the music remains a touchstone for fans of early 2000s indie pop and the Montreal scene.

Below you’ll find a concise biography, highlights from the discography, and a snapshot of the touring history. For fans and newcomers, this page offers a reliable, no-hussle overview of Bad Flirt’s place in indie music history.

Note: Bad Flirt is currently inactive as of 2026, with no 2025 tour activity. For those exploring Jasamine White-Gluz’s broader career, her subsequent project No Joy continued releasing material into the 2010s and 2020s. If you’re looking for related acts, we can connect you with current No Joy updates, shows, and releases.

Social connections: While an official Bad Flirt MySpace page existed historically, there are no active Bad Flirt accounts today. Viewers can explore Jasamine White-Gluz’s ongoing work with No Joy and related projects. For more artist engagement, check official No Joy channels and related indie music communities.

Learn more about Bad Flirt and where the legacy lives in Montreal’s vibrant indie scene, with easy access to reliable information and artist background to help you understand the band’s influence and lineage in Canadian indie pop.