Our show with Little Big at The Bellwether on Thursday, November 13 has been cancelled. If you purchased tickets directly from Ticketmaster, you will be automatically refunded. Otherwise, refunds are available at point of purchase. Thank you for understanding and we apologize for the inconvenience.
A note from Little Big:
“We’re deeply saddened to share that, due to unforeseen circumstances, we are unable to move forward with our upcoming tour. The safety of our fans, team, and community will always come first, and this was not an easy decision to make.
We’re so grateful for your love and support, and we look forward to the day we can be together again.
Refunds will be available at your original point of purchase.”
This event is all ages.
For an additional $85.00, you can opt in to upgrade your experience to include access to the exclusive Looking Glass Lounge 30 minutes before and during the show! Please note all Looking Glass Lounge upgrades are subject to availability.
Join us at The Virginian one hour before doors for food & drinks!
All doors & show times subject to change.
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Little Big
Little Big, the viral legends known for their genre-defying punk-pop-rave sound, outrageous visuals, and razor-sharp social satire, are based in Los Angeles. The group has cultivated a global cult following and amassed over 4 billion YouTube views. Their breakout hit, “Skibidi,” became the most-viewed video with over 775 million views, while their Eurovision entry, “UNO,” remains the most-watched video on the official Eurovision channel.
Formed in Saint Petersburg, Russia in 2013 by Ilya “Ilich” Prusikin, Little Big began as an irreverent take on pop culture and political absurdity. What started in irony has evolved into a multi-layered creative force: equal parts viral performance art, cultural critique, and sonic rebellion.
The band’s core consists of four members: Ilich (founder, frontman), Sonya Tayurskaya (vocalist), Danny Zuckerman (producer and live performer), and Viktor Sibrinin (studio producer). Together, they fuse influences ranging from Cannibal Corpse and The Prodigy to Aqua and Paul Elstak, creating a sound that’s as chaotic as it is intentional. “We don’t follow genre rules,” they say. “Our only rule is honesty.”
As for what’s next? “We might become the second coming of JJ Alien,” they say. “Or disappear into a Tibetan monastery. We’ll let you know.”