Jessica Audiffred Tickets

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Jessica Audiffred is a generational talent that has broken onto the dance/electronic scene as a disc jockey and producer. Since 2017 she has mesmerized audiences with her distinctive blend of trap and bass music -- some fans have even gone as far as to herald her as "The Queen of Mexico's Trap and Bass scene."

Fans who go to see Audiffred live are in for a treat as she electrifies audiences with hard-hitting songs and melodic tunes that often have the entire audience on their feet.

However, it's not just the music Audiffred puts out -- she is also a captivating live performer. Her ability to connect with the crowd and bring them together for a night of fun is unmatched by other DJs in the industry.

Fans looking to party hard with Jessica Audiffred should get tickets to see her live when she comes to a city near you.

Jessica Audiffred Live in Concert

Growing up in Mexico City, Jessica Audiffred didn't have the same opportunities that other disc jockeys and electronic producers had. Since many locals weren't fans of typical bass and trap music, she quickly realized that she needed to make her own lane into the industry.

So while working to grow her fanbase, Audiffred would entertain at parties and modify her sound to match the wants and needs of those in her town. However, it wasn't long before she outgrew Mexico City and began making a name for herself. In 2016, she experienced her first major breakthrough when industry titan, Flux Pavilion, signed her to his label.

Since her successful push in 2016, Audiffred has gone on to win many industry-specific accolades, including being named to e Audiofemme's Top 10 Female Acts of 2018 and receiving incredible praise from music outlets that mention Audiffred as a tastemaker and predicting her success as a major staple in the global dance scene.

Audiffred continues to be a major figure in the electronic music scene in Mexico and has helped several smaller producers get their start, including Youth in Circles, Keel and Bagha. Her goal is to support artists who want to create music but struggle to find their footing in a country where dubstep and bass have yet to catch on.