Renée Rapp Announces “Bite Me”​ Tour,‍ Reflects on ⁣mom’s Prophetic name Choice

Renée Rapp, the acclaimed ‍singer-songwriter and actress, is gearing up to embark⁢ on her⁣ highly‍ anticipated “Bite me” tour. The tour, set to​ kick off⁣ on‌ September 23rd at Denver’s iconic ‌Red⁣ Rocks Amphitheatre, will see Rapp gracing stages in major cities across ‍the country, including Chicago, Boston, Portland, San Francisco, Austin, and⁤ Atlanta. Fans can also⁤ look forward to her headlining performance at Toronto’s All things Go festival.

Rapp recently debuted a⁣ powerful new song, “Leave Me Alone,” ​live at⁢ the American Music awards, showcasing her evolving artistry and captivating stage ‌presence. This performance marked a significant⁣ moment, hinting at‍ the ⁢raw emotion and bold statements ‌that define⁢ her music.

Joining Rapp on the “Bite Me” tour will be ​special ‍guests Syd and ⁣Ravyn Lenae, whom Rapp affectionately calls her ⁤”favorites.” this collaboration promises an unforgettable concert experience, blending diverse musical talents for an evening of ⁢compelling performances.Rapp expressed her ​excitement on Instagram, exclaiming,​ “See you thereeee.”

In⁢ a candid conversation on the ⁢podcast Good hang⁣ with Amy Poehler back in May, Rapp shared a delightful anecdote about her ⁣mother, Denise Rapp. She revealed that her mom intentionally chose her first‌ and last name, both starting with “R,” with ⁢the hope of⁣ paving ‌the way for a prosperous‌ career in‌ music. “My mom chose ​my first⁤ and last name to be-well, okay, arguably chose my first and last name ​to both have R’s,”‍ Rapp explained to ‍host ⁢Poehler. ‍”She​ was like, ‘Alliteration, just ⁤in case⁢ she wants to be a ⁣pop star’… I’m ⁢obsessed with ⁣the way she ‍did ⁢it. I’m like, ‘Thank you, God.'” This charming insight into her upbringing adds another layer to Rapp’s relatable and authentic persona.

The ​”Bite Me” tour is poised to‍ be a major highlight of Rapp’s burgeoning career, offering fans a chance to experience her dynamic performances⁢ and connect with her deeply ⁢personal music.