Morgan St. Jean has been deemed your “favorite up-and-coming angsty, feminist, socially aware pop princess” — but it’s her electric live show that’s turning buzz into a movement. Blending explosive pop production with raw storytelling, Morgan has quickly built a reputation as a once in-a-generation performer. 

In the past few years, she’s been invited to support four major tours, including a European run  with X Ambassadors. She has performed at SXSW, LA’s School Night, and the Lady Gaga x  Global Citizen One World: Together At Home concert, and recently completed her debut North American headline tour — solidifying herself as a commanding live force. 

Beyond the stage, Morgan is a platinum-selling songwriter and artist. She co-wrote Chappell Roan’s critically acclaimed single “Casual” (produced by Dan Nigro), and her own viral feminist pop anthems — including “Not All Men” and “Do It Like A Girl” — have amassed hundreds of  millions of streams while building a fiercely loyal global community. 

With a growing fanbase, undeniable stage presence, and songs that feel both personal and universal, Morgan St. Jean isn’t just an artist to watch — she’s an artist to experience live.

Based in New York City, Chloe Jane is a dance-pop artist, DJ, professional figure skater, and songwriter who has been performing internationally since age 13. A graduate of the NYU Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music (Class of 2025), she is currently developing her debut album, Princess of the Night, a project that reflects her unique artistic identity as the only emerging artist merging elite-level figure skating with dance-pop to create a cinematic, high-energy performance world. Her early career included a residency at Amnesia Ibiza and collaborations with artists such as Paris Hilton, helping shape her global, nightlife-driven sound. As a songwriter and collaborator, Chloe has worked across the electronic and pop space, including releasing “Shut Up” featuring viral duo Flyana Boss, writing the topline for Layla Benitez’s “Lucid,” contributing the topline to Beau Cruz’s “Hero” (Proximity), and collaborating with Grammy-winning duo CamelPhat. Her debut project is supported by a seasoned production and songwriting team with credits spanning Ava Max, David Guetta, Whitney Houston, Toni Braxton, and Jason Derulo. Chloe’s live presence spans both nightlife and live music venues, with performances including Mercury Lounge, Sony Hall, the NYU Tisch Gala at Radio City Music Hall, St. Regis Aspen, Art Basel Miami with Paper Magazine, Public Hotel NYC, INFERNO at ACME & Gitano, Submercer during New York Fashion Week with Ladygunn Magazine, The Stranger NYC, and her live band debut at Arlene’s Grocery. Blending high-energy dance music with a distinctive visual identity rooted in sport, nightlife, and performance art, Chloe is carving out a lane entirely her own—where pop spectacle, electronic music, and fashion-forward culture collide.