Beck tickets & concert schedule

Beck David Campbell was born in 1970 in Los Angeles, California, by Canadian father and American mother, from whom he kept the surname Hansen. He began listening to Latin and hip hop music and at the age of sixteen, he started performing at the streets for the first time. He was attracted later by folk music, discovering also important blues musicians.

Beck started his music career, firstly as a folk and country blues musician. He moved to New York City and he tried to earn some money from various jobs, while he began writing his first songs. He returned in L.A. and he finally managed to attract an independent label company while he used to perform in small bars and clubs. One of his first songs was “Lose”, which he didn’t release that year. His first album “Golden Feelings” came out in 1993 while “Loser” was released as a single. It became an unexpected success and after that, Beck signed with a bigger label. His second album “Stereopathetic Soulmanure” came out in February of 1994 and was followed by “Mellow Gold” a few days later, which included Loser”. It contained various music genres, from alternative rock to country and lo-fi.

The album “One Foot in the Grave” had been recorded before the third one and came out in June of the same year. It was followed by “Odelay” two years later, which became two times platinum, and won a Grammy Award, as well as the song “Where It’s At” in. Beck performed his hits in several TV and radio shows, while his next two albums were “Mutations” which came out in 1998 and 1999's “Midnite Vultures”. Beck’s eight album named “Sea Change” came out in 2002 and reached no. 8 on the album charts.

After a period of writing many new songs, Beck released “Guero” in 2005, which peaked at the second place of the US album charts, his highest until now. Another four studio albums followed, all entering at the top ten of the Billboard 200, while his two latest, 2014’s “Morning Phase” and 2017’s “Colors” reached the third position on the charts. “Morning Phase” brought to Beck another three Grammys, while “Colors” was a more pop album, with elements of dance-rock, hip-hop and other genres. He has taken part in various projects collaborating with many artists and his next album “Hyperspace” is expected in the summer of 2019.