Beabadoobee

Born: Beatrice Laus, Iloilo City, Philippines, 3rd June 2000
First Single: Coffee (November 2017)
Album Discography: Fake It Flowers (October 2020); Beatopia (July 2022); This Is How Tomorrow Moves (August 2024)

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BRIT Award 2025 nominees: The Last Dinner Party, Sam Fender, Beabadoobee and Robert Smith of The Cure

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