Los Angeles indie rocker Rosie Tucker recently delivered a captivating performance at a Tiny Desk concert, showcasing their unique blend of big ideas, sharp lyricism, and catchy pop-punk melodies. The set included standout tracks like "Paperclip Maximizer," a song that humorously delves into the dangers of artificial intelligence. Despite critiquing capitalism and technology in their music, Tucker remains hopeful for a better future, dedicating their final song "Ambrosia" to the younger generation.

Born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, Tucker's musical journey started from a young age, eventually leading them to release several albums, with critical acclaim for their surging pop hooks and sharp lyricism. Tucker's background includes studying music at the University of Southern California and a self-discovery journey that led them to identify as queer and use they/them pronouns. Their latest album, "Utopia Now!," released in 2024, continues to showcase Tucker's introspective songwriting and unique musical style. Additionally, Tucker collaborates with their partner, producer Wolfy, on various projects, adding depth and dimension to their discography.