Are all you girls, gays and theys out there feeling a little fed up? Maybe more than a little? Ashnikko is, too. The blue-haired singer-songwriter, rapper and producer born Ashton Nicole Casey, who ...

Ashnikko has announced her first-ever Australian tour. The US pop artist will play five shows in April 2022 in support of her debut full-length project, last year’s Demidevil mixtape. The tour will ...

US rapper Ashnikko sells out Manchester and London gigs as she counts down to her highly anticipated Smoochies tour in the UK ...

Ashnikko transported her sold-out concert at Nashville's Marathon Music Works to a spooky, feminist utopia of sexual liberation and energetic, spine-chilling pop music. The blue-haired pansexual ...

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Genre-spanning experimenter Ashnikko thrilled with her 2023 debut album Weedkiller, and now she’s charging back with more: Today (August 14), Ashnikko announced Smoochies, a new album. She also just ...

There are plenty of adjectives that Ashnikko admittedly avoids when describing her music. It’s not quiet. It’s not soft. And it’s never really been sweet, but she’s working on the vulnerability stuff.

Directed by Ramen Djafari, the music video is “an artistic commentary” on two prevalent issues; the climate crisis and the advancement of technology. Also inspired by the popular dystopian action film ...

You may have danced to Ashnikko's 'STUPID' bop on TikTok (Miley Cyrus has), but the blue-haired provocateur has much more to offer than sound bites for your funny videos. Meet the singer-rapper you ...

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