Artemas Brings His Dark, Genre Bending Sound Back to Minneapolis September 29th at the Fillmore

The UK singer, songwriter, and producer is set to return to Minneapolis on September 29 for a performance at The Fillmore, bringing his LOVERCORE GETTING UP TO NO GOOD Tour to Minnesota.

For Artemas, the return comes at an exciting point in his rapidly growing career. What began with music created largely on his own in his bedroom has evolved into an international career built around dark pop, alternative R&B, synth heavy production, and a sound that refuses to fit neatly into one genre.

Artemas first began releasing music in 2020, developing his style as a self taught multi instrumentalist and producer. His music combines the darker atmosphere of alternative and darkwave with catchy pop melodies, electronic textures, and a raw emotional edge. Inspired by artists including Kurt Cobain and Anthony Kiedis, Artemas has built a sound that feels both nostalgic and distinctly modern.

His songs are built for a live environment where pulsing production, dark visuals, and intimate lyrics can come together. The contrast between his vulnerable songwriting and energetic electronic inspired production gives his performances an unpredictable quality, shifting between moody moments and explosive crowd reactions.

Minneapolis has already experienced Artemas' ability to command a room. His previous First Avenue performance showcased the connection between his darker sound and a Minnesota crowd, with fans turning out for the songs that helped propel him onto the international stage. He will return with more music, a larger tour, and another opportunity to show how far his sound has come.

Tickets to the show can be bought here