PUMA BLUE - CROAK DREAM TOUR - LEE'S PALACE, TORONTO - MARCH 3 2026

Official Websites: https://pumablue.com/ Official YouTube channel:    / @pumablue   Tour: CROAK DREAM Indoor Venue: Lee's Palace, TORONTO (capacity: 600) Supporting artist: Salami Rose Joe Louis 00:00 1.Croak Dream 06:20 2.Hold You 10:10 3.Soft Porn 13:18 Too Much, Too Much dedication from Jacob 14:10 4.Too Much, Too Much 19:38 5.O, the Blood! 23:40 6.Mister Lost 27:08 7.Hounds 32:16 Jacob chat 33:27 8.Pretty 37:30 9.Oil Slick BIOGRAPHY (courtesy of Matt Collar at allmusic.com https://www.allmusic.com/artist/puma-... The stage name of London singer/songwriter Jacob Allen, Puma Blue is known for his languid, deeply atmospheric sound blending indie rock, alternative R&B, downtempo, and '90s trip-hop influences. He first garnered buzz with several EPs before gaining wider attention with his 2021 full-length debut, In Praise of Shadows. With both 2023's Holy Waters and 2025's antichamber, Blue has further explored dark sonic and emotional avenues. Born in 1995, Allen spent his adolescence in Hurst Green, Sussex, and later Redhill near Croydon, where he started out on the drums. By his teens, he had taught himself to play guitar and was soon crafting his own songs, drawing inspiration from artists like Radiohead and Jeff Buckley, as well as Sade and J Dilla. He eventually moved to South East London, where he ensconced himself in the city's vibrant hip-hop and electronic music scene. Allen adopted the name Puma Blue and began posting songs online in 2014. He issued several EPs, including 2017's Swum Baby and 2018's Blood Loss, both of which helped build his fan base. Intimate live shows followed, as did collaborations with artists like Lava La Rue, Biig Piig, Lucy Lu, and others. In 2021, he released his hazy full-length debut, In Praise of Shadows. A set of remixes followed in 2022. Holy Waters, the second Puma Blue album, arrived in 2023, continuing the intimate vibe of his earlier work but with richer, moodier songs. In 2025, he returned with his third and fourth full-lengths, antichamber and extchamber, further stripping his songs down to their intimate, elemental core. In 2026, he issued fifth full-length Croak Dream, a heavily layered return to his earlier sound.