But by 16 she was dropped, before having the chance to release an album. When she had barely entered her teens, Beer signed a record deal after Justin Bieber shared a YouTube video of her singing a Bruno Mars mash-up to his Twitter followers (all 20 million of them). "It's not even that I didn't like it, I just think it's an acquired taste that you need to build up to!" I had it when I was sixteen and was so grossed out by it," the 'Boyshit' singer laughs.
I did the compulsory thing of recommending the Guinness Storehouse before she plays Ulster Hall in Belfast. The crowd were the loudest, but I've heard that Dublin goes hard! I always hold out time for touristy sites when I travel, I'm a very proud tourists." The song 'Dear Society' didn't make it on the album but it did make it on the setlist - the fans go pretty wild for that one. To be playing the 3Olympia Theatre is a big deal, I can't wait." I remember last time it was a really great crowd, probably no more than about 200 people. "I love the Irish accent, so I'm excited to hear that again. "I did Dublin on my last tour," Madison tells me, recalling. The singer-songwriter long awaited jaunt ends on April 28th in Oslo. "I'm always tired! I'm good though, don't worry!" she tells me, noting how tour can take its toll. Madison Beer is deep into Irish promo by the time I get to talk to her, but the LA-based artist is gearing up for her first Dublin show since March 2018 at the Academy Green Room.
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