27 Facts About Sidney Gish

Sidney Gish was born on March 18,1997 and is an American indie singer-songwriter.

Sidney Gish has self-released two albums, Ed Buys Houses and No Dogs Allowed.

Sidney Gish performed in New York City, where she attended an internship, and went on a national tour with Camp Cope and Petal.

Sidney Gish opened for Mitski the same year and released a split single with Cavetown in 2019.

Sidney Gish was born on March 18,1997, and grew up in a suburb in New Jersey.

Sidney Gish began composing songs in middle and high school and sang in her school choir.

Sidney Gish went viral in 2016 for her doodles that her mother embroidered, which were covered in Buzzfeed News.

Sidney Gish attended Northeastern University in Boston, where she studied the music industry, from 2015 to 2020.

Sidney Gish was in the college's female a capella group, Pitch Please, as its beatboxer.

Sidney Gish has perfect pitch, which she has said contributes to her melodic composition.

Sidney Gish released the EP Merry Crisis during the winter break of her first year of college.

Sidney Gish edited the album in GarageBand and designed the cover in Photoshop, and the title came from a sign she saw in her hometown.

Sidney Gish began performing concerts at venues in Boston through 2017.

Sidney Gish was covered in NPR Music's Slingshot, a series about new musicians.

Sidney Gish performed several shows in New York until the end of her internship.

Sidney Gish then went on her first national tour, opening for Camp Cope and Petal.

Sidney Gish joined the booking agency Agency for the Performing Arts.

Sidney Gish's fame increased in 2018 when she opened for Mitski in six shows in New England.

Sidney Gish was listed as one of Stereogum Best New Artists of 2018.

Sidney Gish recorded a duet with Cheekface, titled "Election Day", on its 2022 album Too Much to Ask.

In February 2023, Sidney Gish released two new songs, "Filming School" and "MFSOTSOTR", through the Sub Pop Singles Club.

Sidney Gish went on a tour with Jeff Rosenstock in late 2023, with some shows delayed until 2024 after Rosenstock contracted COVID-19.

The band said Sidney Gish was a major influence on its work.

Sidney Gish's music has been classified as indie pop, bedroom pop, and indie rock.

Sidney Gish has described her composition process as "Frankensteining" separate melodies and lyrics that she keeps on her phone.

Sidney Gish produced her early music using the mobile app VoiceJam before switching to Logic Pro by 2018.

Sidney Gish is frequently compared to Regina Spektor, whom she has called her first influence.