Bad Ida

Bad Ida has made a mark in the R&B and Soul scene with tracks that resonate with listeners. “It Is You” stands out with its catchy melody and relatable lyrics, drawing fans in with its heartfelt message. Another notable track is “Where The Streets Have No Name,” which captures a yearning for freedom and connection.

Other popular songs include “You Gotta Change,” “Where Have You Been,” and “Don't Tell Anyone.” Each of these tracks showcases a blend of smooth rhythms and lyrical depth, contributing to Bad Ida's growing appeal. The music connects with a broad audience, inviting them to explore themes of love, change, and identity.

Bad Ida's latest album, "Hope Less," released in 2023, showcases a blend of R&B and Soul influences. The project includes tracks that explore themes of love and introspection. Each song reflects a unique aspect of relationships and personal growth, with a sound that resonates with listeners.

The most recent singles, "Remember My Love For You," "Red Flags," and "Where The Streets Have No Name," all set to drop in 2025, continue to build on the narratives established in the album. These tracks promise to delve deeper into emotional landscapes, offering a fresh take on familiar experiences. Prior to these, "Don't Tell Anyone," released in 2022, established a strong connection with fans, highlighting Bad Ida's ability to convey vulnerability through music. The evolution of her sound is evident, making her upcoming releases ones to watch.

Bad Ida has made notable appearances at several key venues and festivals in Austria. At Waves Vienna, they showcased their music alongside various artists, contributing to the festival's vibrant atmosphere. This event often highlights emerging talent, and Bad Ida's performance stood out for its connection with the audience.

In addition to festivals, Bad Ida has played at venues like B72 and Chelsea, both known for hosting a range of music styles. Their shows at these locations have drawn in diverse crowds, enhancing their local following. The Alter Schlachthof and Sargfabrik also featured Bad Ida, providing intimate settings that allowed for a more personal experience. Csello Cselley Mühle in Oslip is another venue where they performed, adding to their repertoire of engaging live shows.

These performances reflect Bad Ida's commitment to their craft and their ability to resonate with fans in various settings.