Bebe Rexha takes over Seattle on the 'Best F'n Night Of My Life' Tour

June 13, 2023

Bebe Rexha is back on the road for her first headline tour in over 6 years and brought the party, the glitz and a whole lot of dancing to the historic Showbox SoDo in Seattle, Washington.

Since bursting almost a decade ago Bebe Rexha has come a long way from her grassroots starts which even included a run on now defunct Vans Warped Tour. Through these early years Rexha evolved as an artist until she found her trademark calling which ended up catapulting her career to new levels. Her secret? Writing and singing some of the best pop songs of the decades both of her own material and with the biggest artists in the game including David Guetta, Florida Georgia Line, G-Eazy, Nicki Minaj Martin Garrix, Doja Cat & more. The list of artists Bebe Rexha has collaborated with is long but at the core of every song remains her stunning vocals and absolute party vibes that she brings to every track. The same vibe burst into reality the moment she took the stage in Seattle as the crowd went wild as the iconic pop-star hit the stage with a blinding burst of purple LED lighting before coming into the spotlight to reveal her stunning green party attire.

Across a comprehensive, career encompassing setlist Bebe Rexha reminded her fans that no one has dominated the EDM and pop charts like she has in the past decade. From stunning solo performances early in the set of original material such as opening track "I'm Not High, I'm In Love" to the career defining masterpiece and chart topping "I'm Good (Blue)" with David Guetta - Bebe Rexha reigned supreme with a stunning performance in Seattle. Fans danced, sang and cheered along all night long supporting their appointed queen as she gave a masterful example of some of the best contemporary pop songs around.


While the historic Showbox SoDo was a wonderful venue to host this Tuesday night pop-rave, it was an injustice as Bebe Rexha deserves (and will soon with no doubt) be playing to crowds 3x or 4x that venue. The sheer volume of streams on her Spotify account alone demonstrated the reach her music has had over the years and now that she is back on the road it will only be a matter of time before people see what they missed on the 'Best F*n Night of My Life Tour.' The FOMO from the Instagram Stories, photos and incredible times that Rexha brought to her fans will only further cement her place amongst the greats of pop. For now the tour rolls on and will be coming through locally to the Fillmore on Tuesday, June 20. Trust us when you say it is a night that you won't want to miss because if you do it will be the 'worst night of your life' at home tour.

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