Poppy: They’re All Around Us at The Fillmore

Poppy is Coming to the Fillmore

Poppy is coming, and she’s bringing her deliciously twisted world to The Fillmore on March 11th. The genre-defying, reality-bending artist—part pop star, part industrial demon, part art experiment—has spent years blurring lines and melting brains. Now, on her They’re All Around Us tour, she’s taking it up a notch, delivering a live experience that promises to be equal parts hypnotic, unsettling, and weirdly euphoric.

For the uninitiated: Poppy is chaos wrapped in a bow. From bubblegum pop beginnings to her recent ventures into abrasive metal, hyperpop, and electronica, her sound feels like it was born out of a glitch in the matrix. Songs like “Concrete,” “BLOODMONEY,” and “Spit” don’t just challenge expectations—they shred them. On stage, she’s a force of nature, shifting seamlessly from ethereal croons to guttural screams, all while the crowd tries to decide whether to mosh, sway, or simply surrender to the weirdness.

The Fillmore—San Francisco’s hallowed venue of counterculture legends—is the perfect place for Poppy’s brand of controlled mayhem. The chandeliers might shake. The walls might sweat. And you’ll leave wondering what you just witnessed in the best possible way.

If you like your concerts with a dose of existential dread, head-banging catharsis, and visuals that feel like a fever dream curated by AI, this show is a must. Poppy doesn’t just perform—she disturbs, enchants, and challenges you to lean in a little closer.