
QRTR
Meagan Rodriguez is QRTR, a musician, DJ, and film composer flourishing within modern electronic music, recognized as a top rising indie artist.
Building music of conceptual depth, the tonality of QRTR’s productions pull from various ethos: the entrancing and pulsating waves of house rhythms, psychedelic scopes of space and layering, and immersive worlds of sound that utilize her vast film and field recording library. QRTR can activate the biggest of stages and can also immerse the mind into a menagerie of unfolding styles cascading over one another. A singular artist of her generation, QRTR first established her voice with two monumental releases within a 24-month window: Drenched (2020) and infina ad nausea (2021), described by Pitchfork as an “euphoric trip through the mind” filled with “alternative-universe club classics in pastel blues and sludgy blacks” (Paste Magazine). Both records explored themes of submersion, repetition, and endurance. These ideas reach their most realized form on her third album, ONDAS (2025), a deeply personal work that translates those patterns into explicit vocal and lyrical explorations. ONDAS, translating to “waves” in Portuguese and Spanish, reflects on cyclical grief and relief, drawing from QRTR’s multilingual upbringing and a poem written in 2017 to her religious Portuguese mother - an invocation to keep moving forward, again and again, despite the ebb and flow of the tide.
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The live resume and presentation of QRTR’s music has become just as exemplary, making her presence known at prestigious festivals such as Coachella, Electric Forest, and HARD Summer, while also performing at some of the most cutting edge underground shows and festivals around the globe. Most notable are her appearances at Philly’s Making Time, as well as A2B2’s sold out Night of Fire festival at the Knockdown Center in New York, featuring QRTR alongside Arca, Eartheater, Andy Morin, Machinegirl, and Kero Kero Bonito.
Millions of plays across streaming platforms worldwide and a dedicated fan base that’s expanded far outside of her East Coast roots, QRTR has become an undeniable force within modern electronic music.
For tour dates, merch + more: www.qrtr.party
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Records out on Ninja Tune, Dome of Doom, Headroom Records and .WAVCAVE. — their own list on Resident Advisor
The nights
- Fri 23 OctH0L0first time · H0L0 NYC, MeanRed Productions180 going
2026
- Fri 3 AprBaby's All Rightfirst time · Music Website
- Sat 7 FebGood Roomfirst time
2025 — 3 nights
- Sat 30 Aug 2025Gabrielafirst time
- Sun 8 Jun 2025Superior Ingredientstheir 2nd night · GRAY-AREA
- Sat 15 Feb 2025The Brooklyn Monarchtheir 2nd night · GRAY-AREA
2024 — 3 nights
- Sun 11 Aug 2024Superior Ingredientsfirst time · GRAY-AREA
- Fri 31 May 2024Elsewherefirst time
- Sat 20 Jan 2024Knockdown Centerfirst time · GRAY-AREA
2023 — 1 night
- Sat 30 Dec 2023The Brooklyn Monarchfirst time · AEproductions, CitySoul.nyc, HEADS KNOW
Their rooms
One tick a night, on the one axis this page has — Aug 2023, where the listings start, to Jan 2027, the last night anybody has announced. The shaded end has not happened yet.
- Superior IngredientsAug 2024 – Jun 20252 nights
- The Brooklyn MonarchDec 2023 – Feb 20252 nights
Once each: Baby's All Right, Good Room, Gabriela, Elsewhere and Knockdown Center.
Who they play with
Counted from the bills themselves, over bills of twelve names or fewer. A pair's count includes a night that is announced and not yet played; where there is one, the row says when.
- JubileeGood Room ×1, The Brooklyn Monarch ×1 · Dec 2023 – Feb 20262 nights
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