Betty Holiday Show Tickets

Betty Holiday Show is a dynamic performer and artist whose career began in 1986 in Washington, D.C. Blending alternative pop/rock with synth textures and performance art, Betty has carved a distinctive path in both music and theatre. She’s known for provocative storytelling, engaging live performances, and a commitment to LGBT and women’s rights advocacy. Whether on stage in intimate clubs or larger theatre spaces, Betty brings a bold, unapologetic presence that audiences remember.

From Off-Broadway to television-quality theme work, Betty’s string of achievements reflects a versatile artistry. Her work on the theme song for The L Word (2005–2009) and the Off-Broadway show BETTY Rules (2002) helped cement her status as a fearless creator with a voice that resonates across generations.

As a longtime US State Department arts envoy, Betty Holiday Show has extended her influence beyond stages, supporting cultural exchange and creative expression around the world. In recent years, she has continued to release new music with Goldenrod-distributed albums and celebrate live performances with fans in cities near and far.

For 2025, Betty brings a two-show engagement to Joe’s Pub in New York City on December 7, 2025, offering fans a chance to see her live in an iconic venue known for intimate performances and vibrant culture.

Discography highlights span seven studio albums, released between 1992 and 2024, including EAT (2024), On the Rocks, Bright & Dark, Snowbiz, BETTY Rules, Carnival, Hello, and more, distributed by Goldenrod. The latest single, New Year’s Eve (Adam J. Williams Remix), released November 19, 2025, keeps Betty’s sound fresh while honoring her roots in synth-infused, art-forward pop-rock.

Stay connected for ongoing tour updates, forthcoming releases, and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Betty Holiday Show remains a trusted presence in the indie and alternative scenes, delivering engaging performances and thoughtful artistic work that honors community, visibility, and collaboration.