Aubory Bugg

Aubory Bugg brings a personal approach to modern songwriting to the stage with an all-ages performance presented by Live Nation. Taking place on Saturday, February 13, the event opens its doors at 8:00 PM, with the show beginning at 9:00 PM. For audiences interested in emerging artists and emotionally direct music, the evening offers an opportunity to hear a developing singer-songwriter at an important point in her career.

Bugg’s story is closely connected to the music she creates. Growing up in a blue-collar steel-mill town in Illinois before making her way to Nashville, she has drawn on her experiences with identity, independence, and the search for belonging as inspiration for her songwriting. Those themes give her music a personal foundation, with an emphasis on honest storytelling and the experiences that shape who we become.

Her growing audience first took notice when she went viral on TikTok with a cover of Reneé Rapp’s “Tummy Hurts.” That moment helped introduce Bugg to a wider audience, but her focus has since expanded toward her own original material. With a debut album on the way, this live performance arrives as she continues developing her sound and building a following around her songwriting.

For local music fans, the show offers a chance to discover an emerging artist before the release of her debut album and hear the stories behind her music in a live setting. The combination of a personal songwriting style, a rapidly growing audience, and an evolving body of original work makes Bugg an artist to follow as her career progresses.

The event is all ages, making it accessible to a broad audience. Doors open at 8:00 PM, followed by the 9:00 PM performance on Saturday, February 13. Whether you’re already familiar with Aubory Bugg from her viral cover or are discovering her music for the first time, the evening provides an opportunity to experience her raw, personal songwriting as she steps further into her own artistic identity.