DeathbyRomy is a Los Angeles–based alt-pop artist known for her cinematic sound, dark romanticism, and fearless collision of pop, industrial, rock, metal, and hip-hop. With more than 40 million streams on HOLLYWOOD FOREVER alone, she has built a passionate global following through emotionally raw songwriting, striking visuals, and an explosive live show. Her music has been featured across film, television, and gaming, including Promising Young Woman, Ginny & Georgia, The L Word, and Apex Legends.
A commanding live performer, DeathbyRomy has toured alongside Bring Me the Horizon, Pierce the Veil, BABYMETAL, The Used, and most recently Limp Bizkit, joining the band for a run of European arena dates in summer 2026. Her festival resume spans Download Festival, Austin City Limits, Riot Fest, Graspop, Copenhell, Vans Warped Tour, and many more, alongside sold-out headline shows across the U.S., UK, and Europe. This October, she continues her international expansion with a co-headline tour of Japan with Vana, before returning stateside for further festival appearances.
DeathbyRomy will release her fifth studio album, Teenage Fever Dream, on October 30 via ONErpm. Recent releases including “2468,” “Loneliest Girl,” and “Lollipop,” her October 2 collaboration with Princess Nokia, showcase the scale of her evolving sound – pairing undeniable pop and dance ambition with the emotional intensity at the heart of her work. This new era is being supported by major press, performances, collaborations, festival appearances, and international touring, leading into The Fever Tour, her 20 show headline run across February and March 2027.
With one foot in alternative culture and the other firmly in the pop world, DeathbyRomy continues to carve out a space entirely her own.
Starting as a raw experiment and personal musical outlet, bodyimage has evolved into a compelling force, developing a cult following within the alt-dance and goth scenes. The project has matured into a love letter to the deepest, often unspoken parts of the human psyche. “I create to connect,” says bodyimage, who uses their music to reach people in ways that are often left untouched in daily life.
bodyimage uses their music as an ode to the cycles of change and self-reinvention we all experience—the pain, the joy, the deconstruction of old selves, and the unapologetic birth of the new. Always trying to capture that raw, emotional essence, transforming it into a goth dance fever dream that invites listeners to feel deeply and move freely.
Each bodyimage performance is pure energy—an unfiltered recreation of the music that’s as unpredictable as it is electrifying. The audience becomes part of an ever-changing moment, a raw, shared creation.