Pretty Sick w/ Computerwife

Globe Hall Presents Pretty Sick with Computerwife on Friday, November 13th. - KITCHEN OPENS AT 5PM! Founded by musician Sabrina Fuentes, Pretty Sick burst out of New York City's underground with a clearly defined sound, drawn from 1990s grunge but forged in the crucible of the city’s DIY scene. She released her self-titled debut EP in 2017, and in 2020 signed to Dirty Hit (The 1975, beabadoobee), building a fanbase with a series of heavy-yet-catchy alt-rock anthems like “Superstar” off her 2020 EP Deep Divine and “Dumb” off her 2021 follow-up Come Down. In 2022 she released her Paul Kolderie (Pixies, Radiohead)-produced debut album, Makes Me Sick Make Me Smile, before embarking on tour with both beabadoobee and Yves Tumor, performing at venues around the world. Never one to sit still creatively, Fuentes pivoted with the Streetwise EP in 2024, six songs of propulsive, electronic club-pop made with Swedish producer Woesum (Yung Lean, Bladee). Now, Fuentes is gearing up for the release of Anarchy, her sophomore album, combining influences from rap, rave, and shoegaze into blistering new forms. Fuentes, bass player and vocalist, launched Pretty Sick all the way back in 2013, joined by her friends Ella Moore on guitar and Eva Kaufman on drums. Cutting their teeth in the New York City DIY scene, the band quickly built a following across the city, playing countless shows at now-legendary spaces like Shea Stadium and Silent Barn and releasing their self-titled debut, the Pretty Sick EP, in 2016. Their sharp hooks and dense, distorted textures echoed ‘90s icons like Hole and The Smashing Pumpkins, while staying grounded in the present-day immediacy of the city’s interwoven skate, rock, and jazz scenes. In 2020, Pretty Sick signed to Dirty Hit—home to The 1975 and beabadoobee— and released the Deep Divine EP, which included anthems like “Superstar”, while 2021 follow-up Come Down featured “Dumb”. Both singles earned tens of millions of streams and praise from Pitchfork,…